MedROAD, a virtual clinic originally developed to extend health care to remote communities, could help provide patient care while maintaining distance, say U of A computing scientists. https://www.folio.ca/recently-developed-remote-medical-assessment-tool-could-help-flatten-the-covid-19-curve/
A made-in-Edmonton system could change the way you see a doctor. As Su-Ling Goh explains, the people who came up with it also say it could save the health-care system a lot of money. https://globalnews.ca/video/6622056/made-in-edmonton-system-could-change-how-patients-see-their-doctors/
Deployment of MedROAD Virtual Clinic: Starting August 1, 2020, we will initiate the deployment of the new re-engineered version of MedROAD Virtual Clinic at two sites. The first project is to deploy MedROAD VC at two private clinics managed by Dr. Cathy Scrimshaw from the Alberta College of Family Physicians (ACFP). We aim to demonstrate
U of A computer scientist suggests remote monitoring could reduce health-care costs. https://www.folio.ca/human-check-engine-lights-not-far-away/
In January 2020 a new start-up called Naiad Lab was create in Edmonton. Its goal is to commercialized some of the CISCO Chair technologies such as MedROAD and MedBIKE. The company is getting great interests from the healthcare system and is planning to deploy MedROAD at a private clinic in Pincher Creek and at an