Événements et webinaires
Rejoignez-nous pour des webinaires, des ateliers et des conférences sur l'évaluation et l'innovation en santé mentale numérique.
Événements et webinaires
HiBoop at OMD Educates: Digital Health Conference 2026
HiBoop is attending OntarioMD's Digital Health Conference 2026, October 1-2 at the Automotive Building at Exhibition Place in Toronto, with Cherry Health and CATC.
HiBoop at Family Medicine Forum 2026
HiBoop is attending FMF 2026, November 11-14 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, with our partners Cherry Health and CATC. Screening that fits a 15-minute appointment.
HiBoop at the Infoway Partnership Conference
HiBoop is attending the 2026 Infoway Partnership Conference in Vancouver, November 16-18, with Cherry Health and CATC. Assessment data that moves with the patient.
HiBoop at the Recovery Capital Conference
Find HiBoop at the 10th Annual Recovery Capital Conference, September 22-24 at the BMO Centre in Calgary. See the ARC and BARC-10 scored automatically, with change tracked over time.
HiBoop at CNA Conference 2026
HiBoop is attending the Canadian Nurses Association Conference 2026, September 21-23 at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg, with our partners Cherry Health and CATC.
HiBoop at CPA 2026
HiBoop will be at the Canadian Psychological Association's 87th Annual Convention in Montreal — for conversations about measurement-based care in Canadian practice.
HiBoop at NatCon 2026
Find HiBoop at the National Council for Mental Wellbeing Annual Conference. Booth 1441, April 27–29 in Denver. See live scoring, 50+ validated scales, and our comorbidity-aware algorithm.
HiBoop at the Calgary Mental Health Symposium 2025
HiBoop attended the Calgary Mental Health Symposium, connecting with clinicians and practice leaders across Alberta on measurement-based care implementation, automated outcome tracking, and integrated mental health workflows.
Why Measurement-Based Care Matters, Panel Discussion
HiBoop hosted a live panel on the clinical evidence behind measurement-based care, how routine outcome monitoring improves treatment decisions, reduces time-to-response, and builds the data infrastructure for value-based mental health contracts.