The SHA is working on a digital health strategy, but says it has no timeline for when things like faxes will be phased out.
“I am pleased that they’re working on it,'” Ron Kruzeniski, provincial privacy commissioner, said Thursday. “I would love to see some timelines, but again because I acknowledge that it’s complex, I guess I have to accept that the timelines are going to be a little bit longer,” he added.The EHR viewer allows health-care providers access to patient information, regardless of where the patient accesses care, such as medication, lab results and hospital visits.
“As new sites began utilizing these systems, the health information then becomes part of the Electronic Health Record. Further, additional clinical documentation is continuously added to the EHR, allowing for continued expansion of these services,” Doug Dahl, SHA media relations manager, said in an email.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Province formally takes over Extendicare homes in Sask.On Wednesday, the SHA announced it had formally taken over operation of five homes formerly operated by Extendicare Canada Inc.
Read more »
Purdue student charged with murder in roommate's deathProsecutors charged Ji Min Sha on Thursday with one count of murder, accusing him of stabbing his roommate to death early Oct. 5 inside their dorm room.
Read more »
Purdue University student accused of killing roommate ordered held without bondA Purdue University student accused of stabbing his roommate to death in their dorm room has been ordered held without bond before he goes on trial.
Read more »
Purdue Student Charged With Murder in Stabbing of RoommateA Purdue University student was charged with murder after he allegedly stabbed his roommate in their dorm room
Read more »
Strategy to phase out fax exists, but no timeline set: SHAThe SHA is working on a digital health strategy, but says it has no timeline for when things like faxes will be phased out.
Read more »