Purkinje acquires LeoMed Technologies
MONTREAL – Purkinje has announced the acquisition of LeoMed Technologies, a virtual care platform specializing in hospital-at-home services, among other offerings. This transaction represents a significant strategic milestone for the […]
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Drummondville docs express doubts about Quebec EHR
DRUMMONDVILLE, QC – Fourteen internists from Drummondville sound the alarm regarding the Digital Health Record (DHR): they believe that the transition risks their ability to provide “safe care” and are […]
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AGE-WELL creates AI & Aging Council
TORONTO – A new AI & Aging Council, convened by AGE-WELL, has been established to provide strategic guidance on the responsible development, use and governance of artificial intelligence for aging […]
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VHA launches AI-driven client portal
TORONTO – VHA Home HealthCare (VHA) has made its myVHA Client Portal easier to navigate for clients and their families with a new feature called the Evha AI Assistant. Thanks […]
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Michael Dell funds ‘AI native’ medical centre with $750M
AUSTIN, Tex. — Billionaires Michael (pictured left) and Susan Dell (pictured right) are fueling the University of Texas at Austin’s medical research ambitions with a $750 million gift that promises […]
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Barrie’s RVH acquires EBUS for lung exams
BARRIE, Ont. – Patients across Simcoe Muskoka can now access advanced lung testing closer to home at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH), thanks to new technology and expanded services. […]
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Problems with robotic knee replacement: study
TORONTO – A Sunnybrook-led study shows that robotic-assisted total knee replacement (arthroplasty) surgery is associated with double the risk of major surgical complications within one year, compared to the conventional […]
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Newfoundland revises approach to EHR deployment
ST. JOHN’S, NL – After doctors raised concerns, Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services (NLHS) is backtracking on some aspects of an agreement that previously made a new health information system […]
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Expect glitches with new, Quebec EHR, chief says
QUEBEC CITY – We should expect minor technical issues in the first few weeks following the rollout of the Digital Health Record (DSN), which is still scheduled for May 9, […]
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BDC launches $150M life sciences venture fund
MONTREAL – The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has announced the launch of its $150-million Life Sciences Venture Fund, created to support the next generation of Canadian companies in […]
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Amplify Care offers AI cybersecurity training
KITCHENER, Ont. – Amplify Care’s Shield Cybersecurity and Privacy Training program has launched a new course titled “AI and Cybersecurity,” which focuses on the growing role of artificial intelligence within […]
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Humber River Health receives $50 million gift
TORONTO – Humber River Health has announced that its Wilson site will be renamed Hennick Humber Hospital in recognition of a transformational $50 million donation from Jay and Barbara Hennick, […]
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Alberta aims for diagnostic tests without referral
EDMONTON – Alberta’s government is laying the legislative groundwork to allow more people to pay to bypass their doctor and get faster access to everything from CT scans to blood […]
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Apple’s monitor cleared for radiology by FDA
Apple’s Studio Display XDR is taking an unexpected but very serious step into hospitals and radiology practices, with Apple confirming that its Medical Imaging Calibrator feature has now received FDA […]
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$1 million gift advances healthy aging research at OTU
OSHAWA, Ont. – The Sienna for Seniors Foundation has made a transformational $1 million gift to Ontario Tech University to establish the Sienna Senior Living Research Centre for Healthy Aging […]
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Novari referral system to be used across Ontario
TORONTO – As part of Ontario’s Patients Before Paperwork initiative, Novari Health, a VitalHub company, has executed a multi-year agreement with Ontario to implement its referral central intake technology across […]
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Bilingual digital innovation supported at Montfort Hospital
OTTAWA – On behalf of Evan Solomon, minister of artificial intelligence and digital innovation and minister responsible for the federal economic development agency for southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), Mona Fortier, […]
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Feds pump $48M into new health R&D centre
VANCOUVER – The federal government has announced $48 million in funding for Providence Healthcare’s Clinical Support & Research Centre (CSRC), a cornerstone of the Jim Pattison Medical Campus in Vancouver. […]
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ED serving double the patients it was designed for
TORONTO – The emergency department chief at Michael Garron Hospital, in the city’s east end, said the department is seeing twice the number of patients each day the facility was […]
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Phone follow-ups smoothe transitions home
SURREY, BC – A recently published study from Fraser Health highlights the value of nurse-led post-discharge telephone interventions in reducing short-term emergency department (ED) visits among high-risk patients. With unplanned […]
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