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It's essential that any AI tools implemented in healthcare—especially in patient care—be overseen and monitored by informed humans, panel warns.

Conservative MP Dan Mazier cites reporting by The Globe and Mail which suggests fewer than 5% of prescriptions are sent using the PrescribeIT program, which is being shut down on May 29.

Canada leads in innovation; 46% of family doctors have already integrated AI into their practices.

The study found that the AI scribes consistently received lower scores across 10 quality attributes when compared against notes written by human clinicians.

As healthcare becomes more reliant on digital tools, Dr. Hector Baillie wonders how much of this information gathering actually improves patient care.

OntarioMD says project eliminated more than 5,000 duplicate clinical notes in a single month.

Why Ontario’s next primary care procurement must prioritize shared data standards over proprietary software features.

Building systems to increase team independence within our current pharmacy models will get us ready for the upcoming revolution.