Useful guidance from Dr Simpson and committee - virtual care has been essential in providing routine care in the community during the pandemic and has a central role in helping to safely restart much care that has been deferred
Very pleased to provide this guidance on primary care, ambulatory care and home and community care resumption of deferred activity on behalf of @ONThealth
https://t.co/ysUVvQLbWf
The second episode of our Digital Health InfoCast podcast is now available! Tune in to hear from @MGreenonHealth, @DrEdMBrown and Dr. Philip Lam and learn more about #virtualcare and its impact for Canadians during #COVID19. https://t.co/V2TqJetWnL
There's a new custom in downtown Vancouver. Every evening at 7 PM people come out on their balconies to clap and cheer for their health professionals. They are recognizing the front line heroes in this epic new war we find ourselves in.
In response to the pandemic crisis, the Ontario Ministry of Health has implemented temporary fee codes that enable physicians to bill for a greatly expanded scope of virtual care - including both audio and video visits - using any appropriate technology https://t.co/EsaI2SAIbO
@shaezg@audreymckeen@drbobbell@drmsgandhi@cpso_ca@OTNtelemedicine The good news is that Ontario just announced that all physician virtual care (by video & phone) is now insured by OHIP - at least for the next 90 days to deal with the crisis. A primary care provider is best positioned to know you & help find the right care. I hope yours can help
@drbobbell@IlanShahin@OTNtelemedicine Yes sort of...If we want specific features developed that would require a statement of work. However, in a multi-vendor competitive environment, vendors are motivated to provide the features their customers need and want.
@drbobbell@IlanShahin@OTNtelemedicine Right again Bob! It was what we call an innovative procurement - specifying the problem to be solved rather than a long list of technical requirements.
We'll be at Beyond Technology: Digital Health as an Enabler of Integrated Care by @OntHospitalAssn,exploring the benefits and overcoming the challenges to successful digital transformation in health care. Register -> https://t.co/0SJpXNziez
Soon enough, virtual visits, incl video & secure messaging, will be more common than in-person visits in @ONThealth .At that point we won’t be talking virtual care anymore; it will just be called ‘health care’. #primarycare@celliottability https://t.co/yu5kTSjYEf
Minister Elliott has announced the Digital First for Health strategy. In the first phase, patients will be able to connect with their doctors via video visits using their own devices, and doctors will now be compensated just as if it were an in-person visit.
Proud to announce our Digital First for Health strategy that will bring the patient experience into the 21st century by making care simpler, easier & more convenient as part of our plan to end hallway health care. #onpoli https://t.co/lADIUAcnj8
Thank you to the Solcz Family Foundation and Hotel Dieu Grace Hospital for your innovation and commitment to helping people living with substance abuse issues.
Access to the Ontario Telemedicine Network and the volume of #telemedicine patients in under-serviced northern regions of #Ontario has increased @PACE_IBD @RNPeterHabashi #GUTS2019
Neurologists @QueensuDOM experiences with eVisits, profiled on the @OTNtelemedicine website as the "Model of Care" to inform provincial policy and/or clinical guidelines for video visits. https://t.co/ySMqrT266h Congratulations! @QueensUHealth