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Digital health solutions integral to expanding health care access for Canadians

During the pandemic, the development and adoption of virtual care and other digital health tools has rapidly increased in Canada.

We must harness digital technology for 21st-century health care

Cleveland Clinic, IBM ink quantum computing tech partnership to accelerate health research

Virtual care and the future of digital health

Virtual appointments are here to stay post-COVID-19, says B.C. doctors association

One year into offering virtual care to my patients, I know it’s here to stay

COMMENTARY: Virtual care will continue long after COVID-19 pandemic ends

Northern Ontario tech firms finding solutions to pandemic problems

Chatbot helps youth access mental health support online

Ensuring privacy and cybersecurity is ‘in the DNA’ of digital health tools is key to keeping patient data safe

Digital health literacy as a social determinant of health

Experts at the WEDI conference outlined steps for institutions and clinical teams to take toward bringing equity to patient-facing tools.

Online mental health tool proving useful for public safety personnel

Virtual Care Support Boosts Digital Health Literacy, Care Access

'Virtual Assistant' to help Hamilton with case management and contact tracing for COVID-19

Ottawa invests in virtual care in BC and PEI

How a Canadian invention is keeping surgical skills sharp while COVID-19 idles many ORs

How machine learning is revolutionizing medical research in Nova Scotia and beyond

Virtual Care in the Post-COVID World: How to Prepare Your Healthcare Environment

Transforming Health Care on Vancouver Island

How lived experience could help us better understand mental health challenges facing older adults

The Northern Initiative for Social Action (NISA) is conducting new research on mental health challenges facing older adults.

We created a support network to fight mental illness in the Indigenous community

Biidaaban is a group that offers Indigenous people a safe space to stay connected, and to share encouragement and kindness with each other.

Report finds half of older patients prefer digital tools to in-person consultations

Digital technology is breaking down barriers to mental health care

Top 3 takeaways from a year that saw Canada’s healthcare sector transformed by innovation

Virtual care team aims to reduce mental health wait times in Cape Breton

Virtual mental health consultations on the rise in Saskatchewan

A Saskatchewan-based startup has identified a new trend regarding mental health needs and how residents are gaining access to resources.

Doctors adapt to treating patients virtually during COVID-19 pandemic