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Articles About CLINICARE
EMR REPORT: Docs gone wired!
June, 2008 - The Medical Post - Barrie, Ontario Family Health Team implements CMS solution for over 60 physicians at 35 locations.Leading Adoption in Sault Ste. Marie
April, 2008 - Future Practice - Community-based Physician Leader/Innovator Award winner, Dr. Lewis O'Brien claims that the EMR route is bumpy, but challenging and rewarding.Canadian First: Pharmacists and Physicians Exchanging Medical Data Stored In Patients' Electronic Medical Records
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, January 22, 2008 - Pharmacists in Sault Ste. Marie are Canada's first to access lab test results, allergies and other vital data from consenting patients' electronic medical records.E-Health Technologies and Canada: The Future is Here
November, 2007 - The Government of Canada discusses how our world-leading e-health technologies are providing the tools and techniques needed to deliver the highest quality of health care. Canadian cutting-edge physician office systems are making a vital difference both in Canada and around the world.Saskatchewan Promotes Quality Chronic Disease Management Care
From the October 2007 issue of Healthcare Information Management & Communications Canada. With the help of CLINICARE's EMR, Saskatchewan physicians improve the management of chronic disease and increasingly involve consumers in self-management. Initiatives like these offer huge potential savings for the health system as well as improved quality of life and longevity for patients with chronic disease.
Orillia Family Health Network Selects CLINICARE to Supply EMR
September 13, 2007 – Volume 4, Number 17 Canadian Healthcare Technology - Orillia Family Health Network, based in Orillia, Ont., to implement CLINICARE's OntarioMD approved Clinical Management Solution (CMS).Physician-practice software vendors expand into the United States
September, 2007 - Volume 12, Number 6 Canadian Healthcare Technology - Companies are employing a range of strategies as they try to gain a piece of the world's largest economy.BC announces preliminary EMR vendors
August 9, 2007 - Volume 4, Number 15 Canadian Healthcare Technology - CLINICARE one of six proponents selected to provide Electronic Medical Records to BC physicians .CLINICARE One of Three Vendors on Alberta's Latest List
July 2007 Canadian Healthcare Technology - CLINICARE one of three on Alberta's Vendor Conformance and Usability Requirements (VCUR) Product List.Already Implemented Health IT
March 2007 - HIMSS The Digital Office reviews implementation of CLINICARE’s EMR in this large multi-specialty Winnipeg Clinic.CLINICARE Corporation speeds software development, lowers costs with the help of IBM
December 2006 - CLINICARE Corporation can now roll out new products faster using IBM software development tools.Security Tips for EMR
October 2006 issue of Technology for Doctors - EMR vendors give common sense suggestions to improve security on EMR systems.CLINICARE Recognized as Industry Leader
Business in Calgary (January, 2006) writes about how CLINICARE has not only experienced tremendous growth, it's also being recognized as a leader in its industry.Wireless in Chilliwack
From the October 2005 issue of Technology for Doctors, this article describes the implementation of CLINICARE's EMR solution in a wireless Tablet PC infrastructure in a Clinic in the Lower Mainland of BC.Rural Practice goes with Wireless
From the October 26, 2005 issue of itWorldCanada comes this article about a new physicians group formed last September at Four Counties Health Services (FCHS), a 16-bed hospital in Newbury, Ont, a town 40-minutes outside of London, Ont. They turned to CLINICARE’s EMR and wireless technology to help its family practice clinic leverage the FCHS network while having its own network to improve the efficiency of patient care.Paperless Practice Works Wonders for Canadian Physicians
Another article from itWorldCanada (May 9, 2005) explains how adopting CLINICARE's electronic medical records (EMR) in their offices has given several Alberta physicians more flexibility in handling patients. Armed with strong government support and technology guidance, a growing number of Canadian doctors are moving to paperless health care.
