Cardiovascular Network of Canada

01/02/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at CANet! As we step into 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on the past year and look ahead with hope. Wishing you a year where health and well-being take centre stage. Together, let’s prioritize what truly matters.

05/21/2024

VIRTUES consists of a series of Care Sets which focus on specific conditions. As patients may have co-morbidities, meaning when a patient has more than one disease or condition concurrently, several Care Sets can be enabled at the same time and work in tandem to ensure the best possible treatment. In addition, new Care Sets can be added at any time allowing continuous expansion of VIRTUES.

“VIRTUES is a digital health platform for patients and caregivers to implement guidelines and expert-driven care,” says Dr. Anthony Tang, Scientific Director and CEO of CANet, the organization that initiated the VIRTUES project.

More: https://nationalpost.com/sponsored/health-sponsored/virtues-digital-health-platform-helping-heart-patients-and-their-providers

Model delivers cardiovascular care for patients in a more rapid and efficient manner.

05/21/2024

VIRTUES consists of a series of Care Sets which focus on specific conditions. As patients may have co-morbidities, meaning when a patient has more than one disease or condition concurrently, several Care Sets can be enabled at the same time and work in tandem to ensure the best possible treatment. In addition, new Care Sets can be added at any time allowing continuous expansion of VIRTUES.

“VIRTUES is a digital health platform for patients and caregivers to implement guidelines and expert-driven care,” says Dr. Anthony Tang, Scientific Director and CEO of CANet, the organization that initiated the VIRTUES project.

More:

Model delivers cardiovascular care for patients in a more rapid and efficient manner.

10/25/2023

Want to hear from others with shared cardiac experiences?

Join Charlotte Girard, Francophone Champion for HeartLife Foundation and her fellow panellists as they dive into their experiences in cardiac care.

Join our free event tonight, , at Le Westin Montreal.

Details: www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

10/24/2023

Heading to ? Join our free event! 2023 CANet Public Forum—Perspectives Unveiled: Increasing Our Understanding Between Healthcare Providers and Patients (October 25, 2023 - 5:30pm-8:00pm at Le Westin Montreal) More: www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

CANet’s Public Forum welcomes and brings together the public, various patients and caregivers, and healthcare professionals to hear from and pose questions to leading cardiac experts and guest speakers and share experiences of living well.

10/24/2023

With our fast approaching, don’t miss your opportunity to hear from Métis consultant Carrielynn Lund on her experience assisting communities to identify and address health and social issues that have a negative impact.

Register to hear her share today!
www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

10/24/2023

Caregivers play an integral role in improving health outcomes for patients in cardiac care. Join documentarian Dr. Nick Zap at our as he shares insight into his experience supporting his wife through complex cardiac care.

Register today! www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

10/23/2023

There’s nothing more inspiring and comforting than hearing from others with a shared healthcare experience. Hear from and share with Laura Avelar at our upcoming .

Register today! www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

October 25, 2023 — 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Le Westin Montreal

10/22/2023

Don’t miss your opportunity to join the trio of Sickboy Podcast in Montreal on October 25, 2023, to hear from and pose questions to People with Living/Lived Experience, sharing insight on the women's, , and perspectives in cardiac care.

Register for this free event today! www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

CANet’s Public Forum welcomes and brings together the public, various patients and caregivers, and healthcare professionals to hear from and pose questions to leading cardiac experts and guest speakers and share experiences of living well.

10/21/2023

With over 40 years of experience in Indigenous health, CANet and our partners Pewaseskwan (the Indigenous Wellness Research Group) and the Canadian Heart Function Alliance are honoured to welcome our speaker, Keith Leclaire from the Mohawk Nation at Kahnawà:ke at our Public Forum, on October 25, 2023 — 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm, at Le Westin Montreal.

Join us for this free event. Register today! www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

CANet’s Public Forum welcomes and brings together the public, various patients and caregivers, and healthcare professionals to hear from and pose questions to leading cardiac experts and guest speakers and share experiences of living well.

10/20/2023

We’re excited to highlight Dr. Christine Pacheco, a leading cardiologist in women’s cardiovascular care and speaker, at our upcoming Public Forum — Perspectives Unveiled in Montreal, QC. Register today! www.canetinc.ca/2023pf

October 25, 2023 — 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Le Westin Montreal

CANet’s Public Forum welcomes and brings together the public, various patients and caregivers, and healthcare professionals to hear from and pose questions to leading cardiac experts and guest speakers and share experiences of living well.

09/21/2023

Why Promoting Representation is Critical to Advancing Cardiac Care for Canadian Patients—From the beginning, CANet has prioritized diversity, integrating underrepresented groups into all levels of the organization.

This non-profit is leading the way when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, not only within its direct network, but with patients.

“We need to find ways to prioritize community-based, community-informed research that meaningfully involves Elders and Knowledge Holders and people with lived or living experience, bringing their own perspectives which can in turn, enrich and inform research that’s being done in the cardiac space.” Dr. Alexandra King of Nipissing First Nation and co-lead of Pewaseskwan (the Indigenous Wellness Research Group)

Women's visibility for their contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) has gradually improved over the years as governments,