Tracks for e-Health27
- In Support of Connected Health – Sessions in this track focus on data and language standardization, data sharing, public policy alignment, and shared governance initiatives that support a connected healthcare system.
- Strategies for Patient Equity, Empowerment, and Engagement – Sessions in this track include strategies and projects that address the digital divide and ensure equitable access to digital health technologies and services.
- Digital Solutions for an Evolving Health Workforce – Sessions in this track explore ways in which digital technology can optimize workforce management and help address healthcare human resources challenges.
- Health Data for Decision-making – Sessions in this track address best practices for collecting, analyzing, and securing health data while ensuring privacy and balancing data-sharing priorities.
- Meeting Patients Where They Are – Sessions in this track examine advancements in virtual and remote care technology and program implementation and impacts on healthcare accessibility.
- Digital Innovations for Personalized Care – Sessions in this track focus on the emerging field of digital therapeutics and its potential to revolutionize disease management, treatment adherence, and personalized medicine for improving patient outcomes.
The e-Health Program Committee reserves the right to change tracks.
Three presentation types
- Panel Presentation allows a team of presenters to offer different perspectives on a topic, initiative, or experience in a single session. The panel presentation may include an optional Q&A time within the allotted time. Duration is 30 minutes. Three presenters are required. The maximum number of presenters is three.
- Oral Presentation allows speakers 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 20 minutes. The maximum number of presenters is two. The second presenter is optional.
- e-Poster is a presentation of a project or case study that informs or advises the delegates of key findings or lessons learned. The e-poster presentation may include an optional Q&A time within the allotted time. Duration is 10 minutes. The maximum number of presenters is one.
