*Intake for ImplementAB.digH is now closed and will reopen early in 2022.*
Implement Digital Health Solutions
ImplementAB.digH supports the shift to more citizen-centric models of care by accelerating the adoption of evidence-based digital health solutions.
Eligibility
- Projects are driven by healthcare delivery organizations interested in implementing digital health solutions with the potential for enhancing acceptability, accessibility, appropriateness, effectiveness and safety of care delivery
- Projects funded through ImplementAB.digH have a strong emphasis on plans for post-project sustainable feasibility
Funding
We will contribute up to $300,000 CAD per project, not to exceed 50% of total eligible Project costs, over a maximum term of 24 months.
What to expect
Applicants who participate in ImplementAB.digH can expect the following outcomes:
- Build capacity for adopting promising digital health innovations
- Improve competitiveness in a rapidly shifting healthcare environment
- Strengthen connections within the health innovation ecosystem
- Enhance patient-centered care
On a provincial scale, ImplementAB.digH endeavors to enable new models of care delivery using digital health that enhance the quality, efficiency, and productivity of healthcare delivery in Alberta.
Application deadline
This program is currently being refined. Check back soon!
Resources
Key Documents and forms
- Online Application & Intake portal
- Application form (for reference only- apply online)
- Investment Agreement
- Alberta Innovates Workplan and Budget Workbook (downloadable .xlxs)
Additional Information
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) – provides evidence standards that enable innovators to determine what level of evidence may be required to facilitate adoption of digital health technologies.
- Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit (Methods Support) – provides support in formulating robust project methodology to ensure generation of adequate evidence.
- Alberta Clinical Research Roadmap – an interactive online navigator outlining the steps to setting up and conducting a clinical health research study within Alberta.
- ARECCI – helps practitioners, agencies and organizations identify and mitigate ethical risks in program evaluations, quality improvement projects, needs assessments, health innovations and knowledge translation.