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The results from the 2025 Canadian Medical Student Digital Health Survey are now available online. Developed in partnership with the Canadian Medical Association, Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS), et la Fédération médicale étudiante du Québec (FMEQ), the survey captured insights from more than 1,100 medical students across 17 Canadian medical schools on their experiences with digital health tools, their confidence using them, and expectations for future practice. Key findings show strong alignment between future physicians and Canada’s digital health priorities: • 96% believe digital health will have a significant impact on clinical practice • Over 80% associate digital tools with improved efficiency in accessing care • 59% of senior medical students already use AI-based tools to support their learning • Over 70% want to learn more about advances and emerging health technologies These findings reinforce the importance of continued investment in modern, connected, and AI-enabled health systems that support the next generation of physicians. The results also provide policy insights into the capacity and readiness of the future generation to engage with the digital health environment that we are asking them to participate in. To learn more, explore the full results and report at the Infoway Insights website: https://insights.infoway-inforoute.ca/surveys-data You can also use our new AI chatbot, Scorpio, to ask focused questions about the results.

hi Abin, Thanks for your post. This sounds like it could be very handy for family physicians. I would be interested to learn more about what your solution's AI-powered capabilities. Can you please email me, rbhyat infoway-inforoute.ca ? Many thanks.

Hi All, Has anyone looking for an AI Solution to automate tagging of the documents faxed into your Family Care clinics ? I have a solution pluggable to our OSCAR EMR, possibility to EPIC as well. This can be made opensource as well. Happy to help.

We are looking to put in place translation for the french people who seek services in a province near that have English care. Does anyone know of a service available in Canada that can be use to prevent the need to transport the person away to get the care needed in French? thanks for you help!