Care is more efficient and safer when physicians have the information they need to make timely, informed decisions. The ACCESS 2022 movement is uniting clinicians with patients, government and industry in order to improve access to information and digitally enabled services for both patients and clinicians. This will help improve communications among health care providers as well as improve their access to patient information. A new day in health care is coming — one where your patients have better health outcomes.
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of primary care physicians who use a broader suite of functions in their EMR report they are more efficient.
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satisfaction rate among Canadians who use virtual care services.
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of primary care physicians (and 77% of specialists) say they provide more efficient care with electronic records.
health care professionals access clinical information integrated into their point-of-care systems.
Patients who have access to their lab-results are less likely to call their physicians while waiting for their results, or to have an in-person visited related to it.
Physicians who use multiple EMR functionalities to support patient care report the highest satisfaction with these systems
Digital health programs, such as telehomecare, can reduce the number of ED visits and hospital stays.
Meet Dr. Wilson
An innovator who recognized the little yellow cards used for tracking immunization records were always being lost and resulted in incomplete regional records. He founded CANImmunize, an app that makes it easy to stay up-to-date by sending reminders when it’s time to get vaccinated.
Meet Joy
A remote patient monitoring (telehomecare) program enabled her to get her diabetes under control, decrease her medication consumption, lower her blood pressure and start walking without a cane.
Working together, Canadians, health care practitioners and industry can transform health care.
