Digital Health
Digital health refers to the use of technology, such as software applications, mobile devices, and wearables to improve health and healthcare delivery. It includes virtual care, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, electronic health records, mobile health apps, artificial intelligence systems and personalized medicine. Digital health has the potential to improve healthcare access, empower patients, personalize care, and reduce inefficiencies.
Alberta Indigenous
Virtual Care Clinic
The Alberta Indigenous Virtual Care Clinic serves individuals self-identifying as First Nations, Inuit and Métis and their immediate family members.
Visit AIVCC.CA to learn more.
First Nations
Telehealth Network
Providing quality technical services and training to connect First Nations to community, education, and health online services to promote strong, healthy communities.
Visit FNTN.CA to learn more.
First Nations
Remote Patient Monitoring
Remote Patient Monitoring, or RPM, is the use of technology to help provide healthcare to patients at a distance. Health data is collected at home by the patient, and is transmitted electronically to the health care provider via an App.
Visit FNRPM.CA to learn more.
Alberta First Nations and Technical Advisory Services Group (TSAG) have jointly launched several successful digital health programs, including the Alberta Indigenous Virtual Care Clinic (AIVCC), the First Nations Telehealth Network (FNTN) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). Funding support is provided by First Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Indigenous Services Canada.
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