Who We Serve

Empowering healthcare stakeholders to accelerate Connected Care in Canada.
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Who We Serve

We play a key role in developing, advancing, and operationalizing key initiatives by convening stakeholders, aligning national goals with jurisdictional needs, and providing the technical and strategic support necessary for implementation. These combined efforts are driving the adoption of interoperable solutions, breaking down barriers to collaboration, and building a patient-centered health system that meets the diverse needs of all Canadians.

  • Patients, Families & Caregivers

    The more Canadians are empowered, the more connected and collaborative they’ll be
    We engage with those who receive care to shape our strategies and enhance our services. We do this by listening to the perspectives of patients, their family members and their caregivers, and by working with them to identify and address their priorities.

  • Clinicians & Health Workforce

    Connecting and collaborating to create better ways of delivering care
    The more clinicians and the health workforce are equipped to seamlessly integrate technology into their workflows, the more effectively they can collaborate, enhance care delivery, and drive a truly connected health system.

  • Industry & Private Sector

    Collaborating with private-sector partners to drive advancements in digital health
    By engaging with the private sector, we help foster innovation, accelerate the adoption of interoperable solutions, and ensure the tools and technologies developed meet the needs of clinicians and patients.

  • Government

    Serving as a critical convener and fostering collaboration among government stakeholders
    We collaborate closely with government partners at both the federal and jurisdictional levels, including Canada’s provinces, territories, and Indigenous governments.

  • Research & Public Sector

    Driving evidence-based decision-making and fostering interoperability in the health system
    Collaboration with the research community and public sector partners is essential to ensuring that data-driven insights and national standards work in tandem to create a seamless, informed, patient-centered health system.