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Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe Summary

The Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe program aims to support the adoption of tools like Tali among eligible primary care providers (PCPs).

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Written by Tom Scarrott
Updated over a week ago

There is funding for up to 10,000 one-year AI Scribe licenses for eligible primary care clinicians. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration closes Dec 31st.

Who Is Eligible?

The program is open to PCPs in good standing, defined as:

  • Family Physicians

  • Nurse Practitioners

  • Registered Nurses working in remote communities

  • Pediatricians providing longitudinal care in the community

How to Join?

A clinic or user who wants to apply for funding should first express interest via the program’s page, and from there they will be guided to select a vendor.

Once a user or clinic expresses interest in Tali, we will collect sufficient information from them to reserve a slot with Canada Health Infoway:

  • First and Last name

  • Professional ID number (e.g. Provincial College number)

  • Their role (Family Physician, NP, etc.)

  • The EMR they use

  • Their clinic’s name

  • Their province

  • Their postal code

We are working to make this as smooth as possible for the applicants, of course.

We anticipate a fairly quick turnaround to confirm acceptance. Accepted users will start their term straight away and have access to Tali’s Pro subscription level. Users who are not approved for funding will be able to subscribe to Tali as usual, of course.

Once users get started, they will have access to all of Tali’s resources, including our 5-star Customer Success team, to help them get started.

Timeline

June 10

Registration opens ​

December 31

Registration closes

Infoway is collaborating with provinces and territories to implement the AI Scribe Program. Program availability, access, and execution may vary by jurisdiction, with each approach tailored to align with the unique needs of the region and clinical practice requirements.

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