Lime Health secures $1M in funding for Emilia
QUEBEC CITY – Lime Health, a Quebec-based B Corp certified company and leader in patient experience measurement, announced the closing of a financing through a group of private investors, Desjardins […]
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GenAI already a major component of care delivery
TORONTO – A new report, written by Will Falk (pictured) and published by CSA Group, argues that accelerated, supervised adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in healthcare is both necessary […]
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Trump names radiologist as new surgeon general
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. president Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he was nominating Dr Nicole B Saphier (pictured) as his pick for surgeon general. Saphier is a radiologist and […]
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Med records are digital, but sadly unconnected: study
CALGARY – A new study out of the University of Calgary, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal , found that nearly all Canadian physicians use electronic health records, but […]
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CDS expert Vigilance Santé acquires MedSafer
MONTREAL – Vigilance Santé, a Canadian leader in clinical decision support solutions for medication, announces the acquisition of MedSafer, a Quebec-based company that has spent several years developing and scientifically […]
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McMaster U announces new dean of health sciences
HAMILTON, Ont. – McMaster University has announced the appointment of Dr. Nancy Baxter (pictured) to vice-president and dean, Faculty of Health Sciences beginning August 31, 2026. An internationally respected academic […]
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Winner announced for cancer screening challenge
TORONTO – MaRS Discovery District and the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) have announced the grand prize winner of the Rural and Remote Community Cancer Screening Challenge, an innovation competition designed […]
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Building a sustainable healthcare supply chain: Using data & advanced analytics to address system gaps
Canada’s health care costs were projected to reach $399 billion in 2025.¹ Prompted by external factors such as inflation and an aging population, health systems need to exercise every lever […]
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Former Tesla president offers innovation tips
How should innovation be done in healthcare? Speakers at the recent HIMSS conference in Las Vegas addressed this topic, repeatedly pointing out that other industries have surged ahead on productivity […]
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Digital twin technology helps reduce ED wait times
Erie Shores HealthCare’s Emergency Department in Leamington, Ontario, 50 kilometres southeast of Windsor, has reduced the average time until initial physician assessment (PIA) by more than 40 percent – from […]
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Peterborough Regional Health makes AI push, rolls out Peregrine
LAS VEGAS – At a HIMSS session on how hospitals are deploying real-world AI solutions, Evan Lyons, executive vice president and chief information officer at Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC), […]
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Nfld and Labrador Health Services charts path to near-zero no-shows
ST. JOHN’S – Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services has been implementing a new approach to address missed appointments. NL Health Services partnered with patient engagement specialists, TxtSquad, to introduce […]
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Health info management in BC: a journey to computer-assisted coding
British Columbia’s Health Information Management (HIM) program is a lower mainland consolidated (LMC) service, supporting Providence Health Care, Provincial Health Services Authority, Fraser Health, and Vancouver Coastal Health. With nearly […]
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Change management: GenAI and CDS are already accepted by clinicians
Most health IT leaders know the picture. Everett Rogers drew it in 1962. A bell curve. Innovators at the left, then early adopters, early and late majority, laggards at the […]
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Opal platform transitions to open-source software, seeks partners
A team at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) developed Opal into a well-known patient information platform that was used by thousands of patients. However, with […]
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Implementing cross-agency care coordination case management solutions
Canada’s Connected Care for Canadians Act (Bill S5) reinforces expectations for interoperability and vendor alignment, but success will be in the operational details: standardized definitions and consent models people can […]
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Hospital capacity: The missing link between planning and delivery
Healthcare systems are often described as capacity constrained. Demand continues to rise, workforce shortages persist, and fiscal pressures limit the ability to scale resources at the pace required to keep […]
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The opportunity for connected care with digital health never better
Bill S-5 the Connected Care for Canadians Act (CCA), is a long overdue and necessary development. This bill along with Canada Health Infoway’s 2023 Shared Pan-Canadian Interoperability Roadmap (Roadmap) need […]
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Digital Solutions for Therapists Navigating Billing and Insurance Claims
Administrative work has quietly become one of the biggest barriers to effective mental health care. Documentation, billing and claims management can pull therapists away from valuable time with clients. The […]
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Lakeridge and partners go live on Sectra cloud
OSHAWA, Ont. – Lakeridge Health and its regional partners announced the launch of Sectra One Cloud, a new diagnostic imaging system that connects hospitals across the Central East Region – […]
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