Electronic Medical Record

A pharmacist catches a clindamycin prescribing error that would have given a seven-year-old three times the intended daily dose.

Conflicting osteoporosis guidelines released in 2023 left many primary care clinicians unsure about screening and treatment.

The U.S. TEFCA is transforming emergency and chronic care coordination, but Canadian adoption of a similar ‘network of networks’ faces significant provincial hurdles.

Dr. Emmanuel Okoro was found guilty of three charges relating to record keeping and falsification at a decision reached Sept. 25 by the Council of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan.

How premature closure following a negative pulmonary angiogram left a high-risk oncology patient's deep vein thrombosis undiscovered.

Like all new technology, AI scribes are starting to run into resistance from some patients.

Originally launched as TxtSquad, Carrick Health offers medical clinics flexible new ways to connect with patients and simplify scheduling.

Keeping first appointment clinical and moving admin work into a digital pre‑visit process is working.

This blog is not an attempt to have the Medical Post readership solve my car buying woes. Rather, I want to discuss the current combustible state of medical practice to its electrifying future.

The group's recommendations centre on streamlining the Special Authority process, which allows patients to get full or partial PharmaCare coverage for medications or devices that otherwise would not be fully covered.