Former CEO of non-profit behind PrescribeIT made close to $900K a year: Globe and MailThe platform, set to shut down later in May, had hoped to gather 75% of prescriptions, Dr. Peter Vaughan, chair of the board of Canada Health Infoway, told the committee on Tuesday. Long-term control of type 1 diabetes with an implantable device?The researchers are also exploring the possibility of using this approach to deliver cells that could produce other useful proteins, such as antibodies, enzymes or clotting factors. B.C. ‘moving as quickly as possible’ to implement expanded scope: Ministry of Health But don’t expect to be paid for ordering labs—because no one gets paid for that, noted a ministry official at the BCPhA conference. Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: new research We created a Connected Care Scorecard that reveals where each province and territory stands in connecting its health records. Does stress affect my disease? What an U.S. FDA-approved device reveals about the role of the nervous system. New Brunswick premier touts new health clinics, says there is more to do ‘It’s not enough to make an announcement about good news to kick off a clinic.’ Parents who don’t allow kids to have smartphones say social media ban would ease their minds ‘It sucks as parents that we’re the ones who have to do something.’ At AI forum, experts urge pharmacy to balance innovation, safety and human oversight It's essential that any AI tools implemented in healthcare—especially in patient care—be overseen and monitored by informed humans, panel warns. Canadian and U.S. FPs have highest burnout levels in OECD: report Canada leads in innovation; 46% of family doctors have already integrated AI into their practices. AI scribes produce poorer quality notes than human clinicians, new study finds The study found that the AI scribes consistently received lower scores across 10 quality attributes when compared against notes written by human clinicians. Me vs. machine As healthcare becomes more reliant on digital tools, Dr. Hector Baillie wonders how much of this information gathering actually improves patient care. How six Ontario hospitals reduced clinicians’ report burden through HRM optimization OntarioMD says project eliminated more than 5,000 duplicate clinical notes in a single month. First Previous 10 11 12 13 14 Next Last
