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AI scribes generated notes full of hallucinations and errors, Ontario auditor general report finds
The report also finds that the province didn’t properly evaluate AI scribes on data privacy and bias.
New AI-powered tool automates FHO+ billing for Ontario family doctors
For the FHO+ units, doctors can input the number of hours they worked in a pop-up window and Quip will handle the rest, auto populating the billing software with the right billing codes and number of hours, while also making a note on the EMR.

Everyday habits may be skewing your glucose readings: diabetes study

Vitamin C and alcohol may interfere with some diabetes sensors, raising safety concerns.
The 5 trends that will modernize community pharmacy

TELUS Health's 2026 analysis report reveals the trends that will transform the sector in Canada.
Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: new research

We created a Connected Care Scorecard that reveals where each province and territory stands in connecting its health records.
A complement, not a substitute: Generative AI’s role in Canadian healthcare in 2026

For a strained system, fast-paced but thoughtful supervised AI adoption is needed, health policy expert Will Falk argues.
At AI forum, experts urge pharmacy to balance innovation, safety and human oversight

It's essential that any AI tools implemented in healthcare—especially in patient care—be overseen and monitored by informed humans, panel warns.
AI scribes produce poorer quality notes than human clinicians, new study finds

The study found that the AI scribes consistently received lower scores across 10 quality attributes when compared against notes written by human clinicians.
Smarter not harder: Virtual care makes some things easier for some patients—but it could be so much better

The new normal of chatting with a patient on the phone has obvious, specific benefits. But it doesn’t really make anything easier for docs. So what’s the next chapter for virtual care going to look like?
Me vs. machine

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

AI scribes generated notes full of hallucinations and errors, Ontario auditor general report finds

New AI-powered tool automates FHO+ billing for Ontario family doctors

Everyday habits may be skewing your glucose readings: diabetes study

The 5 trends that will modernize community pharmacy

Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: new research

A complement, not a substitute: Generative AI’s role in Canadian healthcare in 2026

At AI forum, experts urge pharmacy to balance innovation, safety and human oversight

AI scribes produce poorer quality notes than human clinicians, new study finds

Smarter not harder: Virtual care makes some things easier for some patients—but it could be so much better

Me vs. machine