Infoway Partnership Conference 2026 | November 16–18, 2026

Event details:

November 16, 2026
November 18, 2026
Vancouver, BC

Canada’s connected care agenda takes centre stage at the 2026 Infoway Partnership Conference, where IDENTOS will engage with healthcare leaders, digital health experts, and industry innovators working to improve how health information moves across the system.

The three-day conference will cover interoperability, data standards, digital health innovation, Indigenous health, and current initiatives supporting connected care across Canada. Its focus on scaling connectivity reflects the growing need for health systems to exchange information more consistently across organizations, applications, and care settings.

IDENTOS brings a policy-based access control perspective to that work. Its platform helps healthcare organizations apply centralized access policies while incorporating real-time patient consent, delegation, and fine-grained authorization across applications, APIs, and data environments—supporting secure information sharing as connected care expands.

Infoway Partnership Conference 2026 | November 16–18, 2026

Event Date:

November 16, 2026

Duration:

3 Days

Event Location:

Vancouver, BC

Event Link:
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Canada’s connected care agenda takes centre stage at the 2026 Infoway Partnership Conference, where IDENTOS will engage with healthcare leaders, digital health experts, and industry innovators working to improve how health information moves across the system.

The three-day conference will cover interoperability, data standards, digital health innovation, Indigenous health, and current initiatives supporting connected care across Canada. Its focus on scaling connectivity reflects the growing need for health systems to exchange information more consistently across organizations, applications, and care settings.

IDENTOS brings a policy-based access control perspective to that work. Its platform helps healthcare organizations apply centralized access policies while incorporating real-time patient consent, delegation, and fine-grained authorization across applications, APIs, and data environments—supporting secure information sharing as connected care expands.

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