Shaping patient-centered health in Canada
The lack of access to comprehensive patient data hinders medical research and public health efforts, in turn negatively impacting the well-being of our communities. In Canada, disparities in access to healthcare and outcomes are influenced by factors like location and systemic issues, with about 30% of Canadians reporting difficulties accessing care in 2013. Leveraging modern technology is essential to address this issue to create a more integrated and patient-focused healthcare system. Oracle Health’s suite of solutions help simplify workflows, limit cost, and enhance care efficiencies across venues by facilitating the flow of patient data across provider, vendor, geographical, and technological boundaries.
Supporting your health transformation
Oracle Health combines the latest technological advances in healthcare IT and more than four decades of experience in Canada to preconfigure solutions and customize content to meet the unique needs of Canadian health systems.
An open, interoperable, secure, and intelligent system
Our products span the ecosystem from large health systems and hospitals to rural, ambulatory, and community venues to life sciences organizations.
Physicians need intelligent, contextual, and readily available solutions that can proactively assist them to free up time for direct patient care. Oracle Health offers a comprehensive suite of EHR mobile applications, including Oracle Health Clinical Digital Assistant, providing a comprehensive mobile solution to navigate clinical workflow challenges and elevate physician experiences.
Watch a demo of our latest innovationsHealthcare security is not simply a matter of protecting data—it's about safeguarding the trust of patients and the ability of organizations to provide care when and where it matters most. Oracle security is built-in and fully integrated with Oracle Health products to optimize capabilities and user experience.
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Ontario eHub: Enhancing patient care through seamless health data transfers
Ontario eHub Health Information Exchange (HIE) powered by Oracle Health helps Transform Shared Service Organization (TSSO) share patient data more easily and securely, reducing administrative overhead, and facilitating improved care coordination for patients. Hear the impact these changes are making for the organization's patients and how this can improve healthcare overall.
Technology as an enabler to achieving the Quintuple Aim
For technology to have a significant impact in producing better patient outcomes and enabling powerful ways to improve healthcare in Canada, we must leverage technology to align with the Quintuple Aim, address critical issues facing the Canadian healthcare system, and transform healthcare in Canada for the better.
Population health management strategies
Move beyond individual care to a broader impact by amplifying your reach across entire populations, focusing on managing chronic conditions and proactive prevention strategies.
Enable practitioners to access a comprehensive view of each patient’s record, transcending provider, geographical, and technological boundaries, to coordinate care seamlessly.
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Inside Access
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Perspectives on Health and Tech
Our “Perspectives on Health and Tech” podcast series features conversations about creating a seamless and connected healthcare world where everyone thrives.
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Disclaimer: The products shown are intended as examples of what has been provided in specific cases. Each medical device/product is designed to comply with the regulations of the geography where it is used. However, we cannot assure its availability or compliance in other specific regions. Local adaptations may be necessary to meet regional requirements.