WATERLOO and HAMILTON, Ont. – The National Institutes of Health Informatics and McMaster University Continuing Education are offering new micro-courses for healthcare professionals, beginning spring 2026. Courses include “Leadership in […]

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TORONTO – CHAH AI Care and Quoted Tech have announced a strategic partnership to build and deploy Comprehensive Healthcare at Home (CHAH) Support Hubs, among the first Canadian-made AI-powered home […]

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TORONTO – Six hospitals from the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) are partnering with The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, through its Artificial Intelligence program, SKAI, to […]

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HAWKESBURY, Ont. – Hawkesbury and District General Hospital (HGH) reached an important milestone on Tuesday with the successful completion of its first procedure using the VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution by Johnson […]

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TORONTO – University Health Network is pleased to announce a $5-million philanthropic gift from BMO to support the construction of a new Surgical Tower at UHN’s Toronto Western Hospital and […]

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HALIFAX – Nova Scotia Health needs to follow procurement rules to ensure a competitive, fair, and transparent process results in best value for taxpayers’ money, said auditor general Kim Adair […]

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REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan is investing up to $5 million through eHealth Saskatchewan (eHealth), to launch a fully integrated digital system for anesthesia and surgical care, benefiting both […]

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VANCOUVER – Residents and patients who access care from Vancouver Coastal Health, Providence Health Care and the Provincial Health Services Authority programs now have a new tool at hand to […]

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ST. JOHN’S, NL – Doctors in Newfoundland and Labrador say rapid implementation of a province-wide electronic health information system threatens to harm patients and push some physicians to retire or […]

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LONDON, ONT. – For community-based providers in Canada, delivering personal attendant services requires constant coordination, accurate documentation, and the ability to monitor and respond to trends in service delivery. At […]

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Modern medical education was built through imported infrastructure and retooled institutions. In the 1870s, Parisian physicians redefined medicine by anchoring learning in observation, pathology, and bedside correlation. That model travelled […]

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“As a family doctor, I often hold the most complete picture of my patients’ health because the majority of patient care happens in the community and much of that information […]

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BARRIE, ONT. – Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH), in Barrie, Ont., recently completed a one-year pilot for their Vascular Life and Limb team activations using Hypercare (www.hypercare.com) – an […]

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The commercialization of Medly, a universally acclaimed remote monitoring technology for heart failure patients developed by Toronto’s University Health Network (UHN), has been entrusted to Vitall Intelligence Inc., a member […]

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TORONTO – Neurosurgeons at St. Michael’s Hospital are among the first in Canada to deploy the Hyperfine Swoop® MR scanner to check on the quality of brain surgeries – right […]

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The University of Ottawa has launched a new research institute to accelerate the development and adoption of AI-powered solutions in the healthcare system. The Ottawa Medical Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, […]

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Montreal’s Jewish General Hospital (JGH) – part of CIUSSS West-Central Montreal, the region’s Integrated Health and Social Services network – continues to advance its Hospital@Home program. As a key element […]

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TORONTO – Ontario announced it will produce a new province-wide Primary Care Medical Record system that will integrate patient records, reduce paperwork for doctors and improve the quality of care […]

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MONTREAL – CIUSSS West-Central Montreal is introducing a new tool developed as part of the Connected Health Record (CHR) – its healthcare innovation demonstration project – made possible thanks to […]

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TORONTO – Across Canada, patient flow is commonly framed as an operational challenge: bed capacity, emergency department overcrowding, alternate level of care patients occupying acute beds and system-wide pressure. These […]

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