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Input Health releases new app for patients

May 27, 2020


UpPatient appVANCOUVER – Canadian digital health company InputHealth is pleased to announce the launch of UpPatient, the patient-facing arm of its end-to-end healthcare delivery and practice management platform, the Collaborative Health Record (CHR). UpPatient allows patients to take control of their healthcare by connecting them with their providers and health records through a single, user-friendly, app that’s accessible on both iOS and Android. Read More

App to monitor stress among hospital workers

May 27, 2020


Steve GeoffrionMONTREAL – During a pandemic, stress is a daily reality at a hospital. For healthcare workers, it has many faces: anxiety, insomnia, depression or psychological distress. In the heat of the moment, they sometimes find it hard to recognize their own symptoms of stress and alleviate them. Read More

Alberta launches app to trace coronavirus

May 6, 2020


Dr Deena HinshawEDMONTON – Alberta is offering an app to the public that uses Bluetooth technology to help with tracing persons who may have contracted COVID-19. The voluntary app, called ABTraceTogether, is similar to the app used in Singapore to control the spread of the novel coronavirus and is believed to be the first of its kind in North America. Read More

Baby monitors help monitor patients in isolation

May 6, 2020


Rino MartinoHAMILTON, ON – A cordless phone manufacturer has donated 70 baby monitors to Hamilton intensive care units and emergency rooms last month to help bridge the communication gap between healthcare staff and COVID-19 patients in isolation. Read More

Tough solutions to aid our tougher frontline healthcare workers

May 1, 2020


Healthcare professionals are always on the move. Whether it’s at a busy hospital, clinic, or long-term care facility, doctors, nurses and allied professionals need solid, secure electronic devices they can rely on. Samsung understands the challenges these healthcare workers face, and as a result have designed truly rugged and more secure mobile devices that are optimized for use in healthcare’s fast-paced and messy environment. Read More

App created to track COVID-19 in Quebec

April 29, 2020


COVID19 QC appMONTREAL – Turn on the television or go on the internet and you will be bombarded with statistics about COVID-19. But what do these numbers really mean? A PhD candidate at The Neuro has used his programming and analytical skills to create an easy-to-use app for tracking the pandemic in Quebec. Read More

Jewish General to use “Tricorder” to monitor COVID-19

April 15, 2020


Binah appMONTREAL – The Jewish General Hospital is about to start using an Israeli-devised smartphone app that allows one to measure vital signs without touching the body. The Binah.ai app, which runs on Apple iPhones and Samsung phones, can accurately measure heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), respiration and oxygen saturation levels, and mental stress levels – all without any contact or leads. Read More

Patients, physicians using smartphones to limit contact

April 15, 2020


Fabrice BrunetMONTREAL – Patients at the Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM), a designated COVID-19 institution, can now communicate with CHUM physicians from their hospital beds using a smartphone. Read More

HealthSpace tracing platform for COVID-19 deployed

April 8, 2020


Silas GarrisonVANCOUVER – HealthSpace Data Systems Ltd. has begun deploying its contact tracing platform, for COVID-19, with Okanogan County Public Health in Washington and Vancouver Island Health Authority. Read More

BC hospitals adopting new app to fight COVID-19

April 1, 2020


John HorganVANCOUVER – BC Children’s Hospital and B.C. Women’s Hospital are among 26 Vancouver area healthcare facilities that are adopting a new app to fight COVID-19. The app allows hospitals to track staff and resources in real-time, and assign them to where they are needed most. No such system existed until this app’s launch. Read More

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