AI-powered clinical decision support (AI-CDS) tools address a knowledge gap in health care by delivering real-time, context-specific insights that help clinicians manage cognitive overload and inform decisions on complex care.
OntarioMD (OMD) recently launched its updated Privacy & Security Training for the Healthcare Sector. The online course now features a re-designed format for ease of use and enhanced content to include guidance and information on new digital health tools, including those enabled by artificial intelligence (AI). From scribes to clinical decision support, AI is impacting how clinicians manage information, streamline workflows and enhance patient care.
By Chris Sulway, Chief Operating Officer, OntarioMD OntarioMD (OMD) welcomes the Ontario Auditor General’s recent report on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Ontario Government, including the examination of “the procurement of AI scribe systems”. The Auditor General’s report noted that the procurement results may have implications for…
Moving clinics can be stressful. OntarioMD (OMD) helped Dr. Fatemeh Bejaei, a family physician in Milton, set up digital health tools in her new clinic.
Discover how EMR optimization can satisfy your CPSO QI Program requirements while improving patient outcomes. OntarioMD helped one physician transform diabetes care - find out how they can help you.
Learn how the Ontario AI Scribe Program is helping clinicians spend less time charting and more time with patients through secure, vetted AI scribes.
OntarioMD’s (OMD) Digital Health Virtual Symposium is designed to teach you how to Take Back Your Time. It gives you practical and actionable insights to make technology work for your practice. From AI and workflow optimization to privacy, security and patient management, the sessions focus on strategies that save time and let you focus on patients.
AI scribes have been found to positively impact physicians and their workflows, but how do patients feel about them?
OntarioMD (OMD) offers support and services so clinicians and their staff can better leverage their digital health technology to streamline workflow and reduce workload.
The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC) recently published its guide to provide a comprehensive framework for adopting AI scribe tools safely, ethically, and in compliance with Ontario's privacy regulations.