A holistic approach to executing large-scale healthcare transformations
May 1, 2025
Large-scale healthcare transformations are complex endeavours. Success depends not just on technology but on aligning people and processes for long-term impact. Without this alignment, even the most sophisticated digital solutions can fail to deliver their intended impact. Read More
TORONTO – The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) launched its redesigned Physician Register on October 16, 2024. This database houses public profiles of all licensed Ontario physicians and is a frequently used resource among health-sector professionals.
MONTREAL – A new study found that for 40 percent of nurses in Canada quit before reaching age 35. This figure is up 25 percent from 2013. By 2030, Canada is expected to suffer a shortage of 117,600 nurses.
OTTAWA – The Canadian Medical Association, MD Financial Management Inc. and Scotiabank are partnering to support the ongoing advancement of physician wellness, providing $5 million to enable the expansion of the Well Doc initiative beyond Alberta.
OTTAWA – The federal government announced more than $47 million in funding for innovative projects to help support Canada's health workforce. The money will improve health workforce planning and advance research to better support health workers. It includes:
OTTAWA – Although medical errors and negative medical outcomes are among the most common factors in filing medico-legal cases against physicians, the relationship between the patient and the doctor is a significant factor in patient satisfaction and can impact a patient’s decision to file a complaint, some new research has found.