2025 Canadian Outcomes Matter

You're invited to the Canadian Outcomes Matter Conference 2025!

Join your Canadian colleagues and leading health outcomes researchers in Ottawa from November 19-21, 2025, for an essential gathering focused on the methodologies and measures that truly impact patient lives.

This conference, organized offers a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the vibrant landscape of health outcomes research in Canada. With a strong emphasis on Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), including symptoms, functional self-reports, health-related quality of life, and Patient-Reported Experience Measures (PREMs), the program promises insightful presentations and engaging discussions.

Why attend?

• Dedicated Focus: Dive deep into PROMs and PREMs, exploring their development, application, and impact across diverse health conditions, ages, and populations.
• Networking: Connect with Canadian health outcomes researchers, fostering collaborations and sharing expertise in a collegial environment.
• Present Your Research: We invite you to share your innovative work! Submit an abstract for an oral presentation, a poster, or a dynamic Ted-style talk. Topics include measurement development, outcomes results, theoretical frameworks, and statistical methods.
• Timely Insights: Engage in discussions about the latest advancements and challenges in health outcomes research.

Abstract Submission Deadline: August 22, 2025

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a pivotal event for Canadian health outcomes research.

Registration: Secure your spot through Eventbrite under the name "Canadian Outcomes Matter."

For more information, visit our Website for instructions on abstract submission and hotel booking.

Abstract deadline August 22, 11:59 pm EDT

Submit your abstract here : https://canadianoutcomesmatter.ca/abstract-submission/

Conference organizers: Dr Nancy Mayo (McGill) and Dr Nancy Young (CHEO)

We eagerly anticipate welcoming you to Ottawa, where Canadian Outcomes Matter!

General admission : $ 400 CAD + taxes

Students or post-doctoral trainees : $330 CAD with proof of status at time of registration

1 day options are also available.

Host or Publisher Professor Nancy Mayo, McGill University