The value of small virtual events
Move over, Night of the Living Dead. A new thriller about endless virtual meetings — let’s call it Attack of the Zoombies — might be the scary movie du jour. While we […]
Nova Scotia Nurse Practitioner embraces virtual care for patients
Susan Savage joined the collaborative family practice team at North Queens Medical Centre in Caledonia, Nova Scotia two years ago as a nurse practitioner. The collaborative practice’s two nurse practitioners […]
The value of virtual events
As part of our mission to connect, inspire and educate Canadian digital health professionals, Digital Health Canada hosts a ton of events. Last year more than 2,500 people gathered at […]
COVID-19 Letter to Provincial Health Ministers
Digital Health Canada and TECHNCATION (formerly ITAC) together have petitioned provincial health ministers on behalf of their members to maintain focus on the twin goals of alleviating strain on the […]
Nurses explore new ways of delivering patient care using I.T.
Innovating since the days of Florence Nightingale, nurses continue to strive to deliver better patient care. However, this does not necessarily mean in a healthcare facility or at the patient […]
Nova Scotia First in Canada to Connect Lab Results to Panorama
Lauren MacDougall, Nova Scotia Health Authority The continued growth of the digitalization of health care information is critical to the delivery of high value care. In August 2019, Nova Scotia […]
Connecting with members in Vancouver and Calgary
The Digital Health Canada/ANHIX Calgary Winter Conference (Partnering for Health Care Innovation) on February 4, 2020 marked the 8th collaboration between Digital Health Canada and ANHIX (Alberta Network for Health Information […]
The Growing Need for Health Terminology Standards in Canada
By Francis Lau PhD, FCAHS, Professor, School of Health Information Science, University of Victoria Over the past decade, we have made great strides toward the harmonization and use of controlled terminologies in […]
Report – Patients in Tech
Thirteen subject matter experts from across Canada were interviewed to create Patients in Tech: Insights and Principles for the Growth of Patient and Family Partnerships in Health Tech Organizations. They […]
