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Prime Time for Real-World Evidence
PMWC, in Jan. 2020, will have exciting sessions that focus on clinical RWE data and that empower the advancement of precision medicine.
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Patient Access and Empowerment
Medical treatments and technological innovations are improving Canadians’ lives, however, patients across the country need equal and affordable access.
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The Fight for National Canadian Pharmacare Continues
Dr. Eric Hoskins explains how improving access to prescription drugs can improve the health of countless Canadians living with acute and chronic illnesses.
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Telemedicine Is the Future of IBD Diagnosis
Mount Sinai Hospital wants to connect IBD patients living in rural communities with proper diagnosis and treatment — through the PACE Telemedicine program.
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How Data Integration Can Improve Health Care Outcomes
Cerner talks about the importance of data ownership and breaking down data silos in order to improve the Canadian health care system and patient outcomes.
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How Virtual Care Improves Access to Health Care
Canada is one of the most medically advanced nations in the world — yet many Canadians still struggle to access health care when they need it most.
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How Canadian Orthopaedic Surgical Innovation Is Changing Lives
The result of community support for, and donation to, The Ottawa Hospital has led to orthopaedic innovations to help hundreds of patients — like Adam.
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COPD: Canada’s Growing Epidemic
Treating Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is costing Canadians billions in health care dollars every year, and that number's only going to rise.
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Sickle Cell Disease’s Only Known Cure Needs More Research Funding
Learn why the Bell family has been advocates to spread the word about their experiences with Sickle Cell Disease and why others should choose CHOA BMT.
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There’s Never Been a Better Time to Be Treated for Prostate Cancer
Steve Turner was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2011. Luckily, with modern, established treatments, he still lives a happy, healthy, and cancer-free life.