The Medical Post is interested to know if you have used any of these AI-powered medical search tools, how often you use them, what you use them for and what you think of them.
The latest CMA/CFIB data suggests that time saved by automation will largely be allocated to physician wellbeing rather than increasing system capacity.
An emerging model is quietly turning Canadian patient medical records, and patients themselves, into lucrative commercial assets – often without patients’ explicit knowledge or consent.
It isn’t a lack of attention, but a failure of regulation. How changing the terminology can bridge the gap between clinical criteria and a patient’s lived reality.
The research, published in the Canadian Family Physician journal Wednesday, says female family doctors spend 15 to 20% more time with patients than men.
