Videos

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how data can power performance and advance quality care across Ontario.

Whether you’re new to prenatal screening or looking to refresh your knowledge, this webinar provides practical information to support informed decision-making and high-quality prenatal screening care.

This webinar highlights the health AI research happening at BORN Ontario, from foundational methods to real-world applications in perinatal and child health.

Understanding your risk for preterm preeclampsia early in pregnancy can help guide your care. When recommended by a healthcare provider, low-dose aspirin when recommended, can help reduce risks and support safer outcomes for both parent and baby. Talk to your healthcare provider about getting screened.

This webinar explores how SD/SDH and race-based data in the BORN Registry are used to understand inequities in Black maternal and perinatal outcomes, including evidence, limitations, governance considerations, use of race in prenatal screening algorithms, and BORN’s newly launched Black Health Equity Framework guiding data use, engagement, and equity-driven action.

Watch this webinar to learn about the vision, goals, and expected benefits of the digital Ontario Perinatal Record+ (dOPR+) and its role in supporting connected perinatal care. Learn how you can get involved in shaping BORNConnect and the dOPR+.

This webinar, hosted by BORN Ontario in partnership with the Canadian Obstetric Survey System (CanOSS) provides an overview of the pilot initiative for Ontario birthing facilities to collect data on severe peripartum hemorrhage events and participate in confidential reviews through the BORN Information System.

This webinar provides an overview of Prenatal Screening Ontario (PSO), including the prenatal screening it currently oversees and how performance is monitored across the province. It also highlights key resources for pregnant individuals and health‑care providers, including the PSO website and My Screening Pathway.

This webinar explores Indigenous Data Sovereignty as an evolving area of governance, ethics, and accountability, including who defines it and why it matters for Indigenous communities. It also examines how Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations can collaborate respectfully while balancing sovereignty principles with existing regulatory and registry requirements.

At Minofest 2026, BORN Executive Director Alicia St. Hill delivered the keynote address, Data That Serves: A Shared Path to Equity Through SD/SDH Data and Responsible Governance. Drawing on BORN’s work to improve maternal and perinatal health outcomes, Alicia explored the critical role of data governance, accountability, and action in advancing health equity for racialized communities.