AFHTO’s The Power of Primary Care Summit: Leading the Attachment Era Together | October 15-16th 2026

Event details:

October 15, 2026
October 16, 2026
Toronto, ON

Ontario’s primary care system is working toward connecting more people with ongoing, team-based care, and that shift requires better coordination across providers, organizations, and regions. AFHTO’s Power of Primary Care Summit brings together family physicians, nurse practitioners, healthcare executives, clinical leaders, researchers, Ontario Health Teams, Primary Care Networks, and system partners to work through the practical challenges of expanding access to primary care. AFHTO

IDENTOS will connect with healthcare leaders working on the digital foundations that support more coordinated care. As primary care becomes increasingly connected across teams and systems, trusted identity, appropriate access to information, consent, and secure data sharing all play a role in helping providers collaborate while protecting sensitive health information.

AFHTO’s The Power of Primary Care Summit: Leading the Attachment Era Together | October 15-16th 2026

Event Date:

October 15, 2026

Duration:

2 Days

Event Location:

Toronto, ON

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Ontario’s primary care system is working toward connecting more people with ongoing, team-based care, and that shift requires better coordination across providers, organizations, and regions. AFHTO’s Power of Primary Care Summit brings together family physicians, nurse practitioners, healthcare executives, clinical leaders, researchers, Ontario Health Teams, Primary Care Networks, and system partners to work through the practical challenges of expanding access to primary care. AFHTO

IDENTOS will connect with healthcare leaders working on the digital foundations that support more coordinated care. As primary care becomes increasingly connected across teams and systems, trusted identity, appropriate access to information, consent, and secure data sharing all play a role in helping providers collaborate while protecting sensitive health information.

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