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MP Candice Hoeppner announced details of the second round of projects in Manitoba conditionally approved for funding through the Broadband Canada: Connecting Rural Canadians program.

These five latest projects, none of which take place in south-central or south-eastern Manitoba will soon connect 17,262 households in the province to broadband Internet networks.

"I am delighted to announce that more families, businesses and individuals in Manitoba will soon have access to broadband Internet for the first time," said MP Hoeppner during the Nov. 6 announcement. "Our government is committed to creating new economic opportunities for northern and rural Canadians by expanding high-speed digital networks into their communities."

Weiterlesen: Canada: Manitoba gets broadband funds

Canadians will be able to create, store and manage their health information on a new, secure portal for consumers, a technology company says.

Telus health space will provide patients and their families with access to their health information in an encrypted online environment, the company and a Toronto hospital said Monday.

The idea is to use Telus health space and its e-health record system, called My Chart, to securely move health information from home, the clinic, hospital or elsewhere to the consumer's fingertips.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Consumer e-health portal rolls out

Wondering how long it will take to get that wrist surgery in New West?

There was a wait-list of 11 cases, as of Oct. 31, at Royal Columbian Hospital, according to a new website set up by the Ministry of Health.

Dr. Navraj Singh Heran is the surgeon at the hospital with the least amount of wait-listed cases, at five.

Royal Columbian Hospital had one of the shortest wait-lists in the Fraser Health region. Only Chilliwack General Hospital, at eight cases, and Delta Hospital, at five, were lower.

Weiterlesen: Canada: British Columbia: Check surgery wait times online

A new surgical wait times website – the most comprehensive of its kind in Canada – will give patients the tools to make more informed decisions about their surgery waits, while helping to reduce overall wait times, said Minister of Health Services Kevin Falcon.

“We’ve been recognized by groups like the Canadian Institute for Health Information and the Wait Times Alliance as leaders in Canada in reducing surgical waits for key priority areas,” said Falcon. “The new wait times website will build on our success, giving patients more control over their surgical options by letting them see and compare surgery wait times from every hospital across British Columbia.”

Weiterlesen: Canada: British Columbia: Province introduces new surgical wait time website

According to the 2006 Annual Review from Canada Health Infoway, every year there are 322 million officebased visits to the doctor’s office, resulting in 94 per cent being recorded in handwritten paper records.

But that’s no longer the case in the Orangeville area, where all but one member of the 25- member Dufferin Area Family Health Team has electronic records.

Typically, paper records, outlining your health history, will stay in a file folder at your doctor’s office, where they are inaccessible to any other medical professional who might be in need of the information contained in your file.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Ontario: Local doctors’ records now mainly electronic

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