BC Virtual Health Grand Rounds: Braiding Rural Care, Data, and AI: Strengthening Health Systems Through Relationship‑Based Innovation 

Virtual Health Grand Rounds is a quarterly provincial rounds series for health-care professionals, health administrators, and IT colleagues to explore transformative, technology-enabled health-care delivery. The rounds spark discussion about the risks, benefits, and considerations for adopting technology to support patient-centered care.

Overview

In this session, Joan Assali, Dr. Kendall Ho, Dr. Anthon Meyer, and Dr. Nico Preston share real‑world rural clinical realities and the evolution of virtual care, highlighting how AI‑enabled, data‑driven, and patient‑engaged innovations such as AiTECCC and RTVS are advancing equitable, sustainable care in First Nations and rural communities across British Columbia.

Up to 1.0 Mainpro+/ MOC Section 1 credits

Register Here: https://ubccpd.arlo.co/register?sgid=bf2bc66bedf042508c616606ec48cb4d

Key Speakers 

Skills Gained

1. Demonstrate the value of mutual learning and interprofessional connection by bringing together healthcare and technology professionals.
2. Identify barriers to technology-enabled patient-centered care.
3. Propose strategies for incorporating the use of safe and effective technology in daily healthcare delivery throughout BC.