Our project committees

Montreal InVivo supports the development of the sub-sector of artificial intelligence in healthcare through 3 projects with specific objectives.

Data on the ecosystem allows for measuring its evolution and guiding actions in an informed way. Numerous indicators are available for the ecosystem, with different data sources, which can lead to confusion for members and the public.

Alzheimer's disease and neurocognitive disorders are a significant public health issue, and the latest advances in diagnosis and therapeutic innovations have the potential to profoundly change our approach to the disease.

More and more, health innovations address more complex biological disorders and are tailored to more targeted clienteles. Reimbursement models for these breakthrough innovations must evolve in order to benefit from their value to health, in a context where public payers’ and employers’ ability to pay is reaching its limits. With several partners, Montréal InVivo wishes to analyze the various options for risk-shari...

The place of women in the workplace is a hot topic that affects all sectors of activity. The statistics speak for themselves: wage gap, more men than women in management positions, the dilemma between professional and personal life, etc. As various initiatives are being developed to increase the number of women in leadership positions, the LSHT sector needs to take stock of the current status of women in positions and ...

This committee works to involve the next generation of life scientists in its activities and provide them with a voice to represent the issues experienced in their academic and professional careers.

This multidisciplinary Project Committee brings together rare diseases research experts, clinicians, companies and patient groups. It works primarily on awareness and education initiatives for a better Quebec Strategy for Rare Diseases.

Montréal Invivo wishes to develop a project that will support the integration and adoption of innovations in care trajectories while promoting knowledge sharing along the continuum of care, all the way to the patient's home. The focus is on care trajectories that span both specialized and community-based care.