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Pharmacy tech Connie Stanley never envisioned she would be sitting at a computer all day—and loving it!

Starting this month, the territory will be offering 80 licences for Mika AI, a medical scribe tool developed by Calgary-based health-tech company Mikata Health.

We asked and you answered—see what your physician peers had to say about dealing with this problem.

In the early aughts, Dr. Justyna Bartoszko took a summer job recruiting participants for a study at the Hospital for Sick Children’s Research Institute. ‘It was a silly summer job,’ she says, ‘But it was an experience gaining project.’

The labels aren’t regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, unlike the popular medications themselves.

A frequently seen patient at our walk-in clinic, probably lonely, with apparently few social contacts, is known to suffer from an aesthetically unpleasant rash—which has been diagnosed in the past.

Canada Health Infoway’s Dr. Rashaad Bhyat says deeper EMR integration will soon allow AI scribes to handle referrals, prescriptions and lab requisitions.

The conference will take place on March 7 in Edmonton.