he world of technology is changing faster than we can say Mac or PC, and for some industries, the evolution of these new solutions can’t happen fast enough. Healthcare technology is a primary example, as hospitals look to increase patient safety and care and reduce delivery costs, while also... >>

As one of the most dynamic areas of medical treatment, radiology technology is rapidly changing to meet the immediate needs of Canadian hospitals and clinics. Indeed, radiology is a core element of delivering effective medical care to a large number of patients in a modern healthcare system. These... >>

In today’s business climate, it’s hard to come up with a sector that doesn’t have the pressure on to “do more with less.” Not surprisingly, the largely publicly-funded Canadian healthcare system is no exception, despite an overall sense of patient dissatisfaction. But... >>

There are approximately 33 health-care transactions per second that occur in Canada, according to the 2007-2008 Canada Health Infoway (CHI) plan. Considering the state of our current paper-based system, that equates to a very large filing cabinet. With this in mind, it’s no surprise that the... >>