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Across the Liver Spectrum

CAHNference 2026

CAHNference is back this fall, and we’re excited to invite you to join us October 23–24, 2026, in Montreal, Quebec. This year’s theme, Across the Liver Spectrum, highlights the breadth of hepatology nursing.
 
The weekend will begin with a Friday evening of networking, dinner, and a keynote presentation. Saturday features a full day of sessions covering topics across the spectrum, including fatty liver, PBC, viral hepatitis, models of care, AI tools in hepatology nursing, and lab interpretation. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in multiple hands-on skills sessions to support practical learning and clinical application.
 
CAHNference 2026 is an opportunity to connect with colleagues, expand your knowledge, and strengthen your skills alongside a community committed to advancing liver care.
 
We hope to see you there!

2026 Hepatology Events

Discount codes to select events are available in the membership dashboard.

Letters of Support

Collaboration and advocacy are important to CAHN. To support this work, CAHN has contributed to a range of initiatives and organizations through letters of support and other contributions.

CAHN was listed as an affiliate organization and provided peer-review commentary in support of:

Public funding of injectable opioid agonist therapies in Canada.

CanHep C letter of support for renewed funding to: 

The Honourable Marjorie Michel, Minister of Health

CanHep C letter of support for renewed funding to: 

Dr. Paul Hébert, President, Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)

CanHep C letter of support for renewed funding to: 

Dr. Joss Reimer, Chief Public Health Officer, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)

CanHep C letter of support for renewed funding to: 

Nancy Hamzawi, President, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)

Advocacy for:

National Healthcare Survey supporting efforts to advance equity in STBBI treatment.

Letter of Collaboration:

SCALE-POCT Phase 2: Implementation and Evaluation of Decentralized Hepatitis C Point-of Care Testing in Community and Correctional Settings in Canada