Technology

After a damning report on a spyware product, Pegasus, Dr. Artur Gevorgyan says smartphones are far from being robustly protected from malware as most of us think. Here's his tips.

A number of studies have documented how use of EMRs and hospital point-of-care systems have contributed to physician burnout due to the requirements for additional documentation and record-keeping. Now an OMA task force report has tackled the issue.

By acquiring Medvisit—the country's largest provider of physician house calls—Mednow brings the 'last mile of healthcare' to its pharmacy-first strategy.

But Telus says it's complying with global privacy standards, with the Babylon app adhering to its U.K. security policy.

It all starts with technology that digitizes and streamlines every step of the complex administrative process behind every specialty drug prescription.

Boasting 99.9% accuracy, Inagene's pharmacogenomic test kits can help pharmacists and physicians determine the most effective drug treatments, without the trial and error that many patients have to go through.

The Sinclair Compassion Questionnaire provides insights on how patients experience and value the different aspects of compassion, to help healthcare providers improve their services.

The Vancouver-based startup, which uses a proprietary robotics system to sort and package medications, is set to expand on a national scale