By Dr. Chandi Chandrasena, Simon Ling, Dr. Reza Talebi, Dr. Abbas Zavar
September 30, 2026
Over the past several articles, we have introduced our vision for a digitally optimized clinic and the foundational pillars to help realize the benefits of digital transformation:
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WINDSOR, Ont. - A critical technology malfunction hit the five hospitals in the Erie St. Clair Region last Saturday, affecting multiple systems.
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RICHMOND HILL, ONT. – The Schroeder Ambulatory Centre (SAC), a charitable non-profit facility in Richmond Hill, just north of Toronto, has been outfitted with operating rooms, CT and MRI scanners, and a host of other equipment and capabilities. The $300 million facility has begun offering services while awaiting final approvals from Accreditation Canada for diagnostic imaging and hip and knee surgical programs.
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WATERLOO and HAMILTON, Ont. - Studies across the world have shown that, on average, hospitals tend to use less than half of their medical assets at any given time. In addition, hospitals are likely to hold on average three times as much inventory as they need.
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WINNIPEG - The Health Sciences Centre Foundation says a new $1-million donation from Winnipeg-based insurance company Canada Life will help pay for cutting-edge surgical technology and tools, leading to lower wait times and better patient outcomes at Manitoba’s largest healthcare facility.
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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Trillium Health Partners, together with Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and ED+PCL Healthcare Partners, reached financial close on The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital and Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children, paving the way for construction to begin in Summer 2025.
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HALIFAX – Officials with Nova Scotia Health have launched a pilot program with an instant communications technology they hope will improve the workflow for clinicians while also making people feel safer at work.
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TORONTO – The Canadian Medical Equipment Protection Plan (CMEPP) is embarking on a new program that promises to have a dramatic impact on the way hospitals manage their equipment maintenance and repair. The program is called the Equipment Coordination Service, or ECS, and helps address a critical resource challenge for some healthcare organizations.
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EDMONTON – Alberta’s government is partnering with Siemens Healthineers and the Alberta Cancer Foundation to improve health outcomes for cancer patients. Alberta will invest $800 million over eight years to support early detection, reduce wait times and establish Alberta as a leader in cancer research and innovation.
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VICTORIA – Island Health is looking into what caused a system-wide blackout of its hospital electronic records system last week. The problem lasted more than an hour, shutting physicians out of patient histories and lab-test results.
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