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The Simeio solution will be part of Infoway's ACCESS Health program that is uniting industry, health care providers, provinces, territories and Canadians to redefine where and how Canadians access digital health services and their personal health information.

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As part of the semi-annual terminology update, Infoway will be releasing the updated versions of SNOMED CT^® and pCLOCD on January 31, 2020.

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Ten new women leaders in digital health are recognized annually for harnessing the power of IT to transform health and healthcare in Canada.

Infoway hosted over 325 attendees who networked, shared experiences and heard from the line-up of national and international speakers about the opportunities and challenges of transforming health care delivery in Canada.

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While the free version of Forge will be licensed for non-commercial use only beginning January 1, 2020, users of the Canadian FHIR^® Registry on the Simplifier platform will continue to have access for another two years.