AI Amplified keeps docs up-to-date on AI tools
September 24, 2025
KITCHENER-WATERLOO, Ont. – Amplify Care has launched AI Amplified, an online resource designed to keep clinicians up to date on emerging AI tools and how they can be meaningfully applied in practice.
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WHITEHORSE, Yukon – The Heidi AI scribe is being rolled out across medical clinics in Yukon. Heidi is an artificial intelligence medical scribe produced by Australian developer Heidi Health.
BATHURST, N.B. - Vitalité Health Network has begun rolling out AutoScribe, an artificial intelligence (AI) transcription tool now available to 130 family physicians and nurse practitioners in the Network.
QUÉBEC CITY - Work is underway to evaluate available AI Scribe solutions for clinical and non-clinical note taking in Quebec healthcare centres, Santé Québec said in an email to The Canadian Press.
TORONTO – Canada Health Infoway has announced the official launch of the AI Scribe Program, a national initiative designed to reduce administrative burden, improve documentation workflows, and support more connected, patient-centered care through the power of artificial intelligence.
TORONTO – Supply Ontario has established a new Vendor of Record (VOR) arrangement for Artificial Intelligence solutions – AI Scribe. This arrangement includes multiple vendors who have been pre-qualified through a competitive Request for Bids (RFB) process.
EDMONTON – A team of University of Alberta researchers including project lead Dr. Jake Hayward (pictured), Dr. Mike Weldon, and Amii Fellow Dr. Ross Mitchell have developed ‘Jenkins,’ an AI-powered scribe tool poised to significantly reduce administrative tasks for emergency room physicians across the province. After a successful pilot stage, involving 58 physicians, the team is now expanding usage of Jenkins to hundreds of emergency physicians in Edmonton, Calgary and Red Deer.
MONTREAL – AI Scribe, a time-saving digital tool that helps doctors take notes and summarize their consultations with patients, is being field-tested by physicians across CIUSSS West-Central Montreal for its potential to improve efficiencies and lighten the administrative burden for physicians.
MONTRÉAL – MEDFAR, the developer of the advanced, electronic medical record (EMR) platform MYLE, is pleased to announce the acquisition of CareWay, a Canadian pioneer in artificial intelligence (AI) for healthcare. This strategic move accelerates MEDFAR’s innovation roadmap, establishing MYLE as the industry’s smartest EMR solution, the company said.