VANCOUVER – Brave Technology is the only Canadian participant among 12 companies awarded $200,000 in the Ohio Opioid Technology Challenge, and they are all now vying for a $1-million grant to come up with technical solutions to address the overdose crisis. For its part, Brave Technology, of Vancouver, has developed a mobile app and three other digital monitoring tools aimed at preventing overdoses, especially among drug users who are dying alone.
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PENTICTON, BC – Ascom, a leading global healthcare Information and Communication Technology (ICT) provider, announced that its partner, Houle, will complete a large Ascom Telligence nurse call installation at Penticton Regional Hospital, an Interior Health facility in British Columbia.
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LONDON, Ont. – Pagers have now been replaced by web-based technology at St. Joseph’s Health Care and the London Health Sciences Centre – an urgent need as the companies providing pager service were getting out of that business.
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MARKHAM, ONT. – More than 30 staff members at Saint Elizabeth Health Care who also care for sick or frail members of their own families have finished a pilot project using Tess, a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence.
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TORONTO – Some medical residents in Canada are still communicating with care teams by using outdated tools like pagers and even pen and paper for their daily processes – despite the fact most healthcare professionals own smartphones.
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HAMILTON, ONT. – Healthcare is a fast paced environment and access to up to date, accurate data is key to ensuring patient and staff safety. St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton explored the possibility of moving away from paper-based infection-prevention audits to improve the auditing process and the timeliness of reports to the clinical units.
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RED DEER, Alta. – Canadian owned company SafeTracks GPS Canada Inc. announced it will be offering a GPS wearable device to provide a long-term care alternative for patients living with dementia and seniors who are at high risk of falls and wandering.
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WHITBY, ONT. – Patients at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences will become more active participants in their own healthcare through the use of a new app developed with a partner company, Waterloo, Ont.-based Mozzaz Corp.
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WOLFSVILLE, N.S. – Acadia University researcher Anne Sophie Champod (pictured) is receiving a $148,000 grant for her post-stroke recovery and rehabilitation project. Her research team is exploring an interactive iPad application to treat a common syndrome that makes simple tasks difficult for many stroke patients.
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At VON Canada, 6,400 staff and 6,200 volunteers bring a wide range of nursing, personal support, and community services to more than 10,000 people every day in Ontario and Nova Scotia.
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VANCOUVER – Brave Technology is the only Canadian participant among 12 companies awarded $200,000 in the Ohio Opioid Technology Challenge, and they are all now vying for a $1-million grant to come up with technical solutions to address the overdose crisis. For its part, Brave Technology, of Vancouver, has developed a mobile app and three other digital monitoring tools aimed at preventing overdoses, especially among drug users who are dying alone.
Read More
PENTICTON, BC – Ascom, a leading global healthcare Information and Communication Technology (ICT) provider, announced that its partner, Houle, will complete a large Ascom Telligence nurse call installation at Penticton Regional Hospital, an Interior Health facility in British Columbia.
LONDON, Ont. – Pagers have now been replaced by web-based technology at St. Joseph’s Health Care and the London Health Sciences Centre – an urgent need as the companies providing pager service were getting out of that business.
RED DEER, Alta. – Canadian owned company SafeTracks GPS Canada Inc. announced it will be offering a GPS wearable device to provide a long-term care alternative for patients living with dementia and seniors who are at high risk of falls and wandering.
WOLFSVILLE, N.S. – Acadia University researcher Anne Sophie Champod (pictured) is receiving a $148,000 grant for her post-stroke recovery and rehabilitation project. Her research team is exploring an interactive iPad application to treat a common syndrome that makes simple tasks difficult for many stroke patients.