Men’s Depression Help Yourself Website Launch

eHealth Strategy Office partners with School of Nursing to raise awareness around men’s mental health using online technologies

Telehealth for Mental Health and Substance Use: A Literature Review

Learn more about the current body of evidence in this area.

iCON TV Mini-Health Series: Enjoy Your Life Again

Would you recognize a stroke when it happens? New six-part TV series explores topics on stroke prevention and management.

New project looks at how Facebook can be used for diabetes prevention

Peer-to-Peer Pilot Project explores how peer-facilitation through Facebook can be used for diabetes prevention in the Punjabi and Chinese speaking communities.
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The eHealth Strategy Office is dedicated to exploring how modern technology can play a role in improving health care in Canada and internationally. We are guided by a vision of purpose-driven eHealth.
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Welcome to the eHealth Strategy Office

The eHealth Strategy Office carries out research, community engagement and educational activities to explore how modern information and communication technologies (e.g. mobile and web-based applications, etc.) can improve health care. We hope you enjoy the tour of our programs, projects and educational opportunities.

If you don't know where to begin, the News and Events will show you the latest blog posts about our research activity and upcoming events. Also check out our About Us page to learn more about the office, our research programs, and our mission and values. If you are looking for specific information about a project or initiative, check out our Projects or Education gallery. Finally, if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to contact us.

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