Health Insight
Industry News
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A New Era of Canadian Senior Care
Seniors in Canada are living longer and healthier lives than ever. Learn about three organizations making a difference in the elder health care industry.
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Frontline Health Care with Kevin Wendt
Firefighter (and winner of The Bachelorette!) Kevin Wendt speaks about his experiences in front line health care and what he enjoys most about the role.
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EHRs Mean Better Health Care Delivery for Canadians
Electronic Medical Records are changing the health care landscape and Sonia Pagilaroli explains how Canada can set its health care system up for success.
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How Medical Tech Will Help End Hallway Medicine
Ontarians should have access to all innovative health care solutions, and it's time for our public health care system to fully leverage these tools.
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A Preventative and Accessible Form of Health Care
Dr. Kishor Wasan explains how can pharmacists' expanding and evolving scope can help alleviate health care costs and provide quality patient care.
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Pharmacists Hold the Prescription to Health Care’s Future
Students from the University of Toronto's Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy are making their mark in pharmacy practice with innovative research projects.
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Digital Health Tools Lead to Better Patient Care
spencer is a connected care assistant — a digital pill dispenser that shares data with pharmacists so they can personalize care to each patient.
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Expert Panel: The Future of Pharmacy is Now
We asked three of Canada's leading pharmacists about what the public needs to know, where pharmacy's headed, and the role they play in Canadian health care.
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Three Programs Changing What it Means to be Blind
Learn about three initiatives that are improving blind and partially-sighted Canadians' access to resources, education, and community activities.
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The Future of Accessibility for the Blind
The Canadian Council of the Blind is dedicated to changing what it means to be blind. Read about their 2018 accomplishments and goals for 2019.