HSYL Presents: Heart-to-Heart Networking Evening

This October, you're invited to join the Heart & Stroke Young Leaders in our efforts to the gap on women's cardiovascular healthcare. It will be an evening of networking and education from one of Toronto's leading mobile health researchers, as well as a few other special guests.

Gaps in research, diagnosis and care threaten women’s heart and brain health. 2/3 of all heart disease and stroke clinical research has focused on men. This has led to the primary causes of premature death in Canadian women being heart disease and stroke.

• Two hours of networking with other like-minded young professionals
• Food and drinks
• An opportunity to win countless door prizes

Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Place: CIBC Square 49th Floor Live Event Space

The evening will kick off with a few words from the Heart & Stroke Young Leaders to celebrate our record-shattering fundraising year. We will then pass the microphone to our keynote speaker, Dr. Emily Seto from the University of Toronto.

About Dr. Seto:

Emily Seto is an Associate Professor and the co-Director of the Health Systems Research Program at the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME) at the University of Toronto, and a Professional Engineer of Ontario. She is the co-Director of the International Collaborative for Translational Digital Health, a collaboration between the Universities of Toronto, Manchester, and Melbourne. She is also a research scientist at the Centre for Digital Therapeutics and the Toronto General Hospital Research Institute at the University Health Network.

She has over 20 years of expertise in the development, evaluation, and implementation of digital health innovations. Her research interests include mHealth, remote patient management, user-centred design processes, women’s health, and implementation science. In particular, one of her main research interests is exploring how technology-enabled chronic disease management programs can be integrated into healthcare delivery models to support complex patients with multiple chronic conditions. Her research interests also span to global digital health with respect to scaling and spreading digital health innovations internationally, including developing countries.

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Launched by Heart & Stroke Canada in 2017, the Heart & Stroke Young Leaders are a passionate group of philanthropists in their 20s and 30s. We connect young professionals to help shape the future of the organization and focus on prevention. Learn more by visiting our website.

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