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Canada Health Infoway is an independent, federally funded, not-for-profit organization tasked with accelerating the adoption of digital health solutions, such as electronic health records, across Canada

These are the vendors that they have chosen for an AI scribe program, which "provides up to 10,000 fully funded, one-year licenses for AI-powered documentation tools to eligible primary care clinicians across Canada" and notes that "rigorous evaluation criteria included vendor capabilities, privacy, cybersecurity, EMR integration, and clinical usability".

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