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RayStation selected for cancer centre in Quebec

December 20, 2017


Johan Lof LEVIS, QC – RayStation has been selected in a tender process as the sole treatment planning system for all external radiation therapy needs by the Centre régional intégré de cancérologie (CRIC). As a comprehensive cancer centre, CRIC will provide services in medical oncology, radiation oncology and brachytherapy. Read More

Solution makes use of IBM cloud to spot pandemics

December 6, 2017


Mohammad QadirVANCOUVER – IBM announced that Vancouver-based company Fusion Genomics has selected IBM’s cloud capabilities to help advance Fusion’s ability to detect pandemics before they happen. Fusion Genomics has developed disruptive DNA and RNA technology that it believes can positively identify infectious diseases and enhance the surveillance of emerging pathogens like MERS, SARS, avian flu, and swine flu. Read More

An hour in the life of an influenza case

October 30, 2017


St. Michael’s Hospital infection preventionist Shara Junaid is at her desk when the phone rings. It’s the hospital lab; a patient in the Emergency Department has tested positive for Influenza A. Read More

Scarborough & Rouge buys 11 digital X-ray systems

October 4, 2017


Carestream DR-X EvolutionTORONTO – Scarborough and Rouge Hospital (SRH) has purchased 11 Carestream digital radiography systems as part of an upgrade from computed radiography to digital radiography (DR) at its General and Birchmount sites. Read More

Netcare eReferral to roll about across Alberta

October 4, 2017


Gary-FolkerTORONTO – Orion Health, a leader in population health management and healthcare integration solutions, announced that Alberta Netcare eReferral, initially implemented in 2014, will go live to healthcare providers across the province over three phases. Read More

Ontario devises cloud-based triage system for EDs

By Jerry Zeidenberg

October 2, 2017


TORONTO – Cancer Care Ontario is in the process of rolling out a cloud-based system for Emergency Department triage to hospitals across the province. The computerized system uses algorithms that lead to more consistent assessments of patients who present in Emergency Rooms, resulting in higher quality triage and ultimately, increased patient safety. Read More

Digital order sets adopted at Thunder Bay

September 20, 2017


Gordon PorterTHUNDER BAY, Ont. – Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has introduced the use of digital order sets at the hospital, using technology supplied by Think Research of Toronto. Standardized tests and treatments, called order sets, ensure everyone involved in the care team is informed and follows the same instructions – leading to the best forms of care. Read More

PrescribeIT ready for rollout in two provinces

September 6, 2017


Michael Green 2017 TORONTO – PrescribeIT, Canada’s national e-prescribing service, is about to launch in various communities in Ontario in the coming weeks, joined by Alberta in the fall. The solution is designed to improve patient safety, convenience and reduce the harm and costs of opioid-related misuse. Read More

Cliniconex obtains $1 million in new funding

September 6, 2017


Anthony Mar 2017 OTTAWA – E-health software startup Cliniconex has closed a $1-million financing round this month, led by investors Wesley Clover, Calian Group and the Capital Angels Network. The new round brings the company’s total funding to $1.6 million. In October, Capital Angel Network and Wesley Clover International led a seed round that provided about $500,000 in funding. Read More

Kingston’s hybrid cardiac ablation procedure first in Canada

August 30, 2017


KHSC cardiac ablation

KINGSTON, ONT. – In a Canadian first, a hybrid cardiac ablation procedure has been successfully completed at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC). The procedure is a revolutionary treatment for patients who suffer from atrial fibrillation – the most common type of irregular heart rhythm. Read More

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