Canada’s OB-GYN society teams up with Femtech Canada to bring women’s health tech into clinics

By Tahani Elghazaly
Published March 2, 2026

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The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC) and Femtech Canada have launched a strategic partnership aimed at aligning clinicians, researchers, and innovators in women’s health, with a practical goal: turning promising technology into tools that can be used in everyday care settings.

In their announcement, the two organizations highlighted persistent gaps in women’s health care that can contribute to slower diagnosis and treatment for common conditions. They also pointed to the long-standing lack of priority given to women’s health research and data as a barrier to building solutions that can scale across the system.

The partnership includes efforts to spot emerging innovations across Canada’s health-care landscape and to expand continuing professional education for clinicians on modern, care-supporting tools, helping appropriate advances fit into clinical workflows.

What’s new for women:

The shift is a clearer, clinic-facing pathway for responsible adoption of digital and technology-enabled solutions, moving beyond market noise toward solutions that can be integrated into real-world care.

Practical step:

If you are building, testing, or exploring a women’s health product idea, keep an eye on SOGC and Femtech Canada channels for collaboration openings and clinician-focused education opportunities that can support clinical uptake.