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Hosted by Hypertension Canada

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Canada’s largest national scientific and educational conference of its kind, the Canadian Hypertension Congress, is back for its 13th year May 29-30, 2025, in a virtual format. The Congress incorporates today’s needs and expectations of scientists, researchers, and clinicians, we are delighted to invite you to be part of its success!

Hosted by PEACH

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Hosted by Praxus Health and HIG

This certified program will train clinic staff in quality improvement (QI) principles and provide coaching support over a 6-month period to implement team-based cancer screening and prevention improvements in primary care practices with a specific clinical focus on implementing Lung Cancer Screening Improvements.

What You'll Learn:

Quality Improvement 

Hosted by CMHA Ontario

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Hosted by CMHA Ontario

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CMHA Ontario is pleased to announce that its Your Health Space program will be hosting its inaugural symposium, Leaders Advancing Wellness: Sharing Strategies for a Flourishing Health Care Workplace, on April 29 and 30, 2025 in downtown Toronto.

Hosted by UHN

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Hosted by UHN’s Centre for Mental Health, this symposium explores the intricate connection between chronic pain and mental health, offering expert insights, advanced interventions, and practical strategies for improving patient care. Chronic pain affects nearly 8 million Canadians and carries a $40 billion annual economic burden, making its mental health impact crucial to address.

Hosted by OMD

Why Attend?

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to get tips from experts and colleagues on how to use your EMR and other innovative health technology better to enhance patient care and realize value for your practice.

You will leave this year’s symposium inspired by new ideas to try in your practice to improve workflow and put patients before paperwork using innovative tools such as AI technology. 

Who should attend? 

Hosted by Baycrest

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We are pleased to invite the FHT network to an upcoming session, “Managing Dementia-Related Behaviours in Primary Care: The VBM Approach”, presented by Dr. Morris Freedman. This session is designed for physicians and nurse practitioners working in primary care and will provide valuable insights into optimizing the management of complex dementia-related behaviours through expert consultation and tailored interventions.

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Hosted by META:PHI

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Please join us for two days of interactive, online learning and discussion focused on advancing care for people who use substances.  Of interest to prescribers, counselors, peers, community workers, administrators, researchers, learners and advocates, this year’s theme is Substance Use Health is Community Health.

The agenda includes: