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Canada's Imaging Informatics Conference

The Medical Imaging Informatics and Teleradiology (MIIT) conference highlights emerging technologies and best practices in acquiring, processing, managing, accessing and sharing medical images. The conference also explores policy developments shaping the field within Canada.

This annual event features renowned speakers addressing critical challenges in imaging informatics and digital health, providing attendees with an opportunity to engage with experts and explore practical solutions to pressing questions.

Why attend

MIIT brings together professionals across healthcare, academia and industry to share knowledge, explore emerging technologies and discuss the evolving role of imaging informatics in modern healthcare.

Attendees will gain insight into topics such as artificial intelligence, enterprise imaging, cybersecurity, interoperability and national initiatives like the Pan-Canadian Diagnostic Imaging Repository (DIR), while connecting with peers facing similar technical and operational challenges.

Who Should Attend

MIIT is designed for professionals and students across engineering, computer science and health informatics—including PACS managers, diagnostic imaging managers, IT professionals, CIOs and CTOs—as well as healthcare providers such as radiologists, technologists and physicians, and key industry participants.

Event Details

Program

Keynote Address by Dr. Woojin Kim – Chief Strategy Officer & CMIO at HOPPR, CMO at the ACR Data Science Institute, MSK Radiologist, Serial Entrepreneur and a LinkedIn Top Voice.

The program also features expert presentations on topics shaping the future of imaging informatics, including advances in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity in medical imaging, updates on the Pan-Canadian Diagnostic Imaging Repository (DIR) and practical approaches to interoperability.