Digital Health Canada/RSN Montreal 2026 Breakfast | October 27, 2026

Event details:

October 27, 2026
October 27, 2026
Montreal, QC

IDENTOS will be in Montreal for MTL26, joining digital health leaders from Quebec and across Canada for a morning focused on connected care, information sharing, and collaboration across the health system.

Hosted by Digital Health Canada and Réseau santé numérique, the breakfast will highlight innovation underway in Quebec while bringing in perspectives from other provinces. Discussions will centre on common digital health challenges, partnership opportunities, and practical lessons that can help move regional initiatives forward.

IDENTOS contributes to this work through policy-based access control that combines organizational access rules with real-time patient consent and delegation. Its platform helps healthcare organizations govern access consistently across applications, APIs, and data environments—supporting secure information sharing as digital health ecosystems become more connected.

Digital Health Canada/RSN Montreal 2026 Breakfast | October 27, 2026

Event Date:

October 27, 2026

Duration:

1 Day

Event Location:

Montreal, QC

Event Link:
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IDENTOS will be in Montreal for MTL26, joining digital health leaders from Quebec and across Canada for a morning focused on connected care, information sharing, and collaboration across the health system.

Hosted by Digital Health Canada and Réseau santé numérique, the breakfast will highlight innovation underway in Quebec while bringing in perspectives from other provinces. Discussions will centre on common digital health challenges, partnership opportunities, and practical lessons that can help move regional initiatives forward.

IDENTOS contributes to this work through policy-based access control that combines organizational access rules with real-time patient consent and delegation. Its platform helps healthcare organizations govern access consistently across applications, APIs, and data environments—supporting secure information sharing as digital health ecosystems become more connected.

The user-consent layer for policy-based access control. Built in Canada for healthcare and the public sector.