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New rule changes to Canada’s federal private sector privacy law — including physician practices — came into effect on November 1, 2018. And while the
Canada’s melting pot of health care can be a tricky one to navigate from province to province, with each establishing their own set of guidelines
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Physicians have a duty beyond the best care possible for their patients. They must protect their privacy as well as their health. In a world
This scene may be familiar to you: an older gentleman with an appointment at a clinic that also takes walk-ins watches as patients who came
Since the 1980s, offices have been dreaming about going paperless. Fast-forward 30+ years and many offices remain just as reliant on paper as they did
Whether we like it or not, health care is also about customer service. The diagnosis is not the only thing that patients are concerned about;
Faxing is considered a secure form of communication by Federal and Provincial Privacy Commissions, and is a common method of sharing information in health care.
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