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Valuing Canadians’ Secure Access to Their Health Information and Digital Health e-Services

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12 July 2018

Personal health records and other e-services provide $106 to $134 million a year in value to the health care system. Download our study to learn more about the value of patient health records.

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Interior Health Cardiac Home Monitoring Project-Phase II: 2016-2018

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27 June 2018

This report conducts an in depth analysis of phase II in the Interior Health Cardiac Home Monitoring Project. This Infoway funded project evaluates the benefits of implementing remote patient monitoring services for patients living with heart failure....

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Current and Potential Value of Canadians’ Secure Access to Their Health Information and Digital Health e-Services

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In collaboration with the Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC), Infoway recently completed a comprehensive study to estimate the evidence-based value of citizen access to their health information and a set of digital health e-services....

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Community Paramedicine Remote Patient Monitoring (CPRPM): Benefits Evaluation Lessons Learned

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23 May 2018

This report analyzes the primary effects and lessons learned of implementing the Community Paramedicine Remote Patient Monitoring (CPRPM) Program for patients living with various chronic conditions. This home-based monitoring system aims to help...

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Telehomecare: Delivering Value for Canadians — Infographic

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23 May 2018

Recent telehomecare reports from six projects in five provinces (Ontario, British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island & Quebec) involved in the Infoway Telehomecare Program, have yielded impressive results. View our infographic to...

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An Evaluation of a Remote Patient Monitoring Solution within Eastern Health

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23 May 2018

This report assesses the effectiveness of Eastern Health’s Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program for patients living with a chronic disease. Using a quasi- experimental approach, this study evaluates patients on the ability to self-manage their...

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Investments in Foundational Electronic Health Record Systems are Paying Off: Part Two of Two

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Posted on May 8, 2018 by Michael Green Follow @MGreenonHealth As I mentioned in Part One of this blog post, Infoway recently released the results of a pan-Canadian study about the value of connected health information. Connected Health Information in...

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Top Benefits Evaluation Reports and Activities January – March 2018

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17 April 2018

Our Evaluation Services team works with our partners to assess the value of digital health projects and whether objectives have been achieved with our investments. Here are the top benefits evaluation reports and activities from Q4 January– March 2018...

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Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study

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04 April 2018

With investment from Infoway and its partners in electronic health records, clinicians are beginning to have better access to patient information across the health care system continuum. The Infoway pan-Canadian study Connected Health Information in...

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Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study – Technical Appendix

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04 April 2018

The Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study – Technical Appendix complements Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study , revealing the specific methods used to determine findings presented in the...

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Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study – Infographic

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04 April 2018

iEHRs benefit the health care system $1 billion/year. View this infographic to learn more about major findings from our Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study report. See also: Connected Health Information in Canada: A...

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Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study – Whiteboard

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04 April 2018

The Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study – Whiteboard accompanies Connected Health Information in Canada: A Benefits Evaluation Study , providing an animated illustration of major findings from the report. See also:...

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Digital Health Toolkits

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Access evidence-based knowledge, practical tools and carefully selected resources to help with implementing, adopting and promoting digital health solutions in your workflow or practice. The toolkits in this section are designed to support the...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Mental Health Primary Studies

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29 March 2018

This literature review demonstrates the effectiveness of telehomecare and remote patient monitoring programs for patients living with mental health conditions. Primary studies conducted in the United Kingdom and Australia suggests significant...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Asthma

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29 March 2018

This literature review studies the effects of telemonitoring solutions for patients living with asthma. Through the use of mobile devices and web-based interventions, asthma patients reported overall improvements in self-managing their condition. This...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Cancer Primary Studies

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29 March 2018

This literature review provides an overview of telehealth interventions that improves the overall care for cancer patients. Participants reported an overall positive experience using telephone-based and web- based systems. This study benefits...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Cancer

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29 March 2018

This literature review examines telehealth on the prognosis of pain, depression, and quality of life for patients living with cancer. This study benefits researchers and policy maker audiences.

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Chronic Kidney Disease

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29 March 2018

This literature review explores the effectiveness of home telemonitoring for patients living with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Through computerized systems and mobile devices, this study measures quality of life, blood pressure, and overall weight of...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

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29 March 2018

This literature review explores the overall effects of implementing telehealth solutions for patients living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). This study suggests improvements in hospitalization rates, quality of life, health-related...

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Telehomecare Literature Review: Diabetes

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29 March 2018

This literature review examines the underlying factors of implementing telemonitoring solutions for patients living with type 2 diabetes. This study provides a brief analysis on measures related to health outcomes, quality of life, and healthcare...

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