Explore innovative strategies to bridge the rural health gap and improve outcomes by learning from Indigenous healthcare approaches in Canada. Discover how technology and community partnerships are transforming care.
In this blog, Laura Copeland, MD, discusses areas for improvement in digital literacy and accessibility, empowering patients and providers for optimal healthcare outcomes.
Sustainability in healthcare is crucial for the future. In this edition of The Remedy, Laura Copeland, MD, discusses how climate change impacts health systems and how green initiatives can lead to cost savings and improved patient care.
Empower patients and improve healthcare outcomes by addressing social determinants of health through data-driven insights and innovative technologies. Read more from Dr. Laura Copeland in this edition of The Remedy.
In this edition of The Remedy, Laura Copeland, MD, of Healthtech Consultants shares a bit about the history behind Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and how learning about the indigenous history of the land on which you live and work can help guide decision making.
In this edition of The Remedy, Laura Copeland, MD, of Healthtech Consultants paints the picture of the healthcare system of our dreams.
This edition of The Remedy reviews a brief history of the hospital IT department, digital health’s current state as partners in care, and what the future could hold for health IT.
In Dr. Laura Copeland’s latest blog, she outlines concepts required for the mental paradigm shift to move from paper to electronic systems, leading to an intuitive and satisfactory end-user experience.
The heat on healthcare continues to rise. In this blog, Healthtech Consultants’ CMIO, Dr. Laura Copeland, shares ways to give your health system a little love to cool things down.
In our latest blog, Dr. Laura Copeland CMIO of Healthtech Consultants, a Nordic company, shares how implementations that consider happiness, recruitment, and retention as part of its criteria can help to freeze the squeeze.
The cure for post-implementation blues lies in the ability to understand and plan for continual change.
Dr. Laura Copeland discusses her years of experience with virtual care and how to improve the experience for patients and providers.