Health Insight
CAMPAIGN: The Future of Medical Technology (2020)
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A Message from Medtech Canada
As the leading medical association representing Canada's medtech industry, Mediaplanet asked Medtech Canada for their statement on COVID-19.
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Accelerating Innovation by Providing Access to Clinical Settings
Learn how providing access to clinical settings can encourage the development of innovative technologies and improve the overall health care system.
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How Medtech Could Help Improve Patient Outcomes
Canadians are improving their wellness outcomes with innovative solutions. We asked Puzzle Medical Devices how heart failure patients are no exception.
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MRTs: At the Forefront of Canadian Health Care
Medical radiation technologists operate CT and PET scanners, MRIs, X-rays, and other diagnostic imaging technologies, and who provide radiation therapy.
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Mitigating the Risk of Mismanaged Head Injuries
Mismanaged concussions can lead to life-long consequences. HeadCheck Health's tools aim to prevent this, and to champion better outcomes for brain trauma.
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Innovation Adoption in the Time of COVID-19 — And After
As we rush to improve access to technologies and treatments for COVID-19, our health care system is quickly embracing demand-side innovation policies.
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The Future of Medical Technology
Your guide to medical technology and innovations in health care.
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Real Time, Virtual Support For Health Professionals: An Ideal State In Digital Emergency Medicine
Emergency medical departments can leverage virtual tools to provide better resources and knowledge sharing for professionals, and improve patient outcomes.
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Innovative Therapies Offer Options for Heart Failure Patients
Read about the innovative heart failure therapies that are improving survival rates and quality of life, especially for patients in more advanced stages.
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How the Right Glucose Meter Helped This Woman Live Her Best Life
Freda Labianca was no stranger to diabetes, but when the busy mom and blogger was diagnosed with it herself 11 years ago, it still came as a shock.