We want to hear from anyone working to improve Canadian healthcare! We aim to fill the conference program with a variety of perspectives to provide a rich learning experience. Submissions are sought from digital health professionals, practitioners, frontline care delivery workers, vendors, patients, and caregivers speaking to topics representing, but not limited to:

• Acute care
• BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, people of colour) communities
• Community care
• Deaf and disabled people
• Home care
• LGBTQIA2S+ communities
• Long-term care
• Marginalized groups
• Mental health
• Rural and remote locations
• Virtual health sectors

With the exception of e-posters, there is an opportunity for up to 10 minutes of audience engagement immediately following concurrent sessions at the networking and open roundtable.

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Panel & Discussion: Panel presentations allow a team of presenters to offer different perspectives on a topic, initiative, or experience in a single session. Duration is 30 minutes. Maximum number of presenters is three. 

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Oral Presentations Oral presentations allow a speaker(s) to focus on a selected topic and share their experience, challenges, and successes. They consist of a discussion / presentation component and an audience engagement component. The duration of each component is at the discretion of the presenter, who may choose to assign appropriate presentation and Q&A time within the allotted time. Duration is 15 minutes. Maximum number of presenters is two. 

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Rapid-Fire Presentations Rapid-fire presentations spark dynamic networking discussions around important digital health topics. Multiple speakers in the same stream present in a tightly controlled format that keeps information and conversation flowing. Each presentation covers the following three items on three slides: 1. The healthcare challenge; 2. An outline of the existing barriers; 3. The solution. Duration is 7 minutes. Maximum number of presenters is one. 

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e-Posters An e-poster is a digital presentation of a project or case study that informs or advises the delegates of key findings or lessons learned. e-Posters will be reviewed based on:

• Content, clarity and impact
• Concise messaging
• Appropriate use of graphics
• Creative use of media
• Originality and overall visual appeal

Duration is five minutes. Maximum number of presenters is one. 

1. Primary presenter: Enter one primary presenter in your abstract submission.
2. Identifying information: Please delete identifying information (e.g., project or institution name) from the abstract to enable blind review.
3. Multiple submissions: Presenters and / or organizations are welcome to submit multiple abstracts.
4. Panel presentations: If your abstract is accepted as a panel presentation, please contact us to identify the remaining presenters.
5. Reduced registration: One primary presenter per submission will receive a reduced-fee conference registration; additional presenters pay the full registration fee. For panel presentations, reduced registration fees will be extended to a maximum of three panelists.