AI, privacy and compliance · 3 min read
PHIPA-compliant software: a checklist for Ontario clinics
What Ontario's PHIPA expects of the software and vendors a clinic uses, and the questions to ask before any patient information moves.
Read the guideIntake forms, questionnaires and consent are sent, chased and re-typed by hand. Clinic Conductor sends them, collects them in the patient's own language, validates every answer, and writes each one to the system that owns it.
A form is only useful once its contents are inside your systems. When that last step is manual, forms are chased, re-typed and occasionally lost, and the patient is asked for the same thing again at the front desk.
A booking triggers the right forms, completed on the patient's phone, with reminders until they are done.
Answers are checked as they are given, and anything that contradicts the chart is flagged rather than overwritten.
Wording, version, timestamp and identity are captured with every signature and filed to the record.
AI, privacy and compliance · 3 min read
What Ontario's PHIPA expects of the software and vendors a clinic uses, and the questions to ask before any patient information moves.
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Reading from an EMR is the easy half. Writing back into the chart, matched to the right patient, validated and audited, is where clinic hours are actually returned.
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Since July 2024, Québec's health and social services information act sets new rules for clinic technology. What it asks, and what to ask your vendors.
Read the guideYour Clinic IT Diagnostic starts on the first call. We show you exactly what this takes off your team.