Building Connected Care: Progress on Canada’s Key Interoperability Initiatives
Thursday, January 22, 2026 | 12 to 1 p.m. ET | Virtual

Participants will hear about Canada Health Infoway’s progress on key interoperability initiatives, including the Patient Summary (PS-CA) specification, the HALO integration framework, and the pan-Canadian Trust Framework. These efforts are driving secure, standards-based data exchange and enabling connected care across jurisdictions and vendors.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Members – complimentary
Non-Members –regular $25.00
Government – complimentary

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, the cost is $500 for logo recognition. Please contact Charlotte Macaulay at cmacaulay@technationcanada.ca for further details. Thank you!

Presenters include:

• Darek Szadkowski, VP, Strategy, Programs and Partnerships. Darek is Vice President of Strategy, Programs and Partnerships at Canada Health Infoway. With more than 15 years in health tech, including with the Ontario Telemedicine Network, Darek’s experience bridges product, vendors, clinicians, and patients.
  
  
• Allana Cameron, Product Director, Patient Summary. Allana Cameron is the Product Director for the pan-Canadian Patient Summary at Canada Health Infoway, leading efforts to advance interoperability standards and support nationwide implementation. With over 20 years of experience in health information systems, she collaborates with stakeholders across Canada to enable seamless, secure exchange of patient information. Allana is passionate about leveraging technology to improve healthcare delivery and is a strong advocate for rigorous planning and collaboration to achieve success.
  
  
• Silas Ng, Product Director, Interoperability Solutions. Silas Ng is a seasoned digital health leader currently overseeing Infoway’s HALO and pan-Canadian eReC initiatives, which advance interoperability and modernize clinical workflows across Canada. With over a decade of experience in provincial strategy, system integration, and innovation, he has led major initiatives across government, hospitals, and regional partners to drive digital transformation. Silas is recognized for bridging strategic vision with practical execution to deliver meaningful, system-wide impact.
  
  
• Carla Murphy, Product Director, Trust. Carla Murphy is the Product Director for the Trust Program at Canada Health Infoway, where she leads the national effort to design and operationalize the Trust Exchange Framework— a pan-Canadian blueprint for secure, scalable, and interoperable health data exchange. With over a decade of experience in digital health and program delivery, she works closely with federal, provincial, territorial, Indigenous, and industry partners to define and establish the foundations to enable trusted information sharing across the health system.

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