Forum on Healthcare Infrastructure, Atlantic Canada
July 14–15, 2025
Halifax Convention Centre, Halifax, NS
The economic uncertainty, labour shortages, supply chain disruptions, and an overstretched construction market are making the ambitious push to accelerate healthcare facility delivery in the Maritimes increasingly challenging.
To address these challenges, leaders in capital planning, construction, design, and clinical operations will gather this summer in Halifax for two full days of in-depth discussions on how to streamline capital project planning, enhance design and delivery, and meet critical timelines and budgets.
Key topics include:
Trade War Strategy Session: Pooling insights on how tariffs are impacting healthcare infrastructure projects and how put a response plan in place
Special Focus on Facility Design for Mental Health and Addiction: A showcase of projects that took an inclusive, creative approach to spaces for specific populations
Unlocking the Potential of AI: How to realize the benefits of artificial intelligence and other digital tools across the lifecycle of a healthcare infrastructure project
Access by 2030: Creating a more accessible healthcare experience through compliance with new standards for the built environment
Seize the opportunity to examine national and regional trends, with a special focus on significant developments in Nova Scotia, PEI, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
Registration
To view this year’s agenda and to learn more, visit the conference website: Agenda
Save 10% with CCHL code: P10-999-CCHL25
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Phone: 1-877-927-7936
Conference Co-Chairs
Melanie Fraser
Chief Executive Officer
Health PEI
Suzanne Rhodenizer
Director, Clinical Planning, Nova Scotia Healthcare Infrastructure
Nova Scotia Health
Featured Speakers
David Benoit
President & CEO
Build Nova Scotia
Deanna Brown
Acting Senior Project Director, Calgary Cancer ProjectPrincipal
Stantec
David Landry
Senior Director, Renal Program
Nova Scotia Health
Jamey Martell
Senior Director, One Patient, One Record
Nova Scotia Health
Trent Soholt
Executive Director
Island Health
Glenda Webber
Vice President – Mental Health & Addictions
Correctional Health Services, NL Health Services
