Technology

Why Ontario’s next primary care procurement must prioritize shared data standards over proprietary software features.

Techs cited as a priority occupation needed, and more and more colleges are complying.

Building systems to increase team independence within our current pharmacy models will get us ready for the upcoming revolution.

“While people don’t choose to have diabetes, they should have the right to choose how visible that part of their health is to others,” said one of the winners.

How physicians deal with holding wounds together has changed a lot of Dr. Robert Dickson’s career.

A homegrown AI tool is reducing the ‘cognitive tax’ on ER physicians, specialists and FPs across the province.

AI-enabled clinical decision support is a growing market—and it shows promise—but key concerns may need to be addressed before rollout.

The question is not whether digital systems can do more. It’s whether we are designing and governing them to protect the core functions of primary care—or allowing them to add load in ways that quietly undermine care.

An ointment derived from a botanical extract may be highly safe and have a significant therapeutic benefit for treating them.

Pet cats get cancer at a rate similar to humans and often develop the same types of cancer.