Otn.teledermSF continues to experience rapid growth while Telepsychiatry offers the potential to see patients via video.

Store forward technology provides timely and effective patient care
Written by Rhona Lahey
Appears in Canadian Healthcare Technology
Published on October 2013

At this year's ATA Fall Forum in Toronto, Dr. Ed Brown, OTN CEO, predicted 25% of care will be delivered virtually by 2020.

PwC: Formularies for health apps needed
Written by Neil Versel
Appears in mobihealthnews
Published on September 12, 2013

OTN's services will be used in the Champlain region to link hospices to palliative care teams.

Technology expands palliative care in Eastern Ontario
Written by Catherine Kitts
Appears in the Orléans Star
Published on August 29, 2013

Dr. José Pereira, Medical Chief of Palliative Care at the Ottawa Hospital, discusses the implementation and benefits of OTN's services for palliative care.

In a push to ameliorate patient care, a dozen palliative care facilities in Eastern Ontario are joining OTN.

A dozen palliative care centres join the province’s telemedic network (with video)
Written by Laura Armstrong
Appears in the Ottawa Citizen
Published on August 22, 2013

Chigamik Community Health Centre is now able to facilitate oncology appointments via OTN's telemedicine service.

Cancer patients benefit from free telemedicine service
Appears in the Midland Mirror
Published on July 25, 2013

St. Joseph’s General Hospital and the Elliot Lake Family Health Team use OTN services for clinical and education events.

Telemedicine gaining steam in region
Written by Kevin McSheffrey
Appears in the Elliot Lake Standard
Published on July 25, 2013

Youth in Windsor-Essex will soon have greater access to professional mental health support through OTN's telepsychiatry program.

Tele-psychiatry service helps rural kids
Written by Beatrice Fantoni
Appears in The Windsor Star
Published on July 24, 2013

Cornwall Community Hospital uses OTN's Telestroke program to assist in the treatment of stroke patients through virtual consultations with off-site specialists.

High-tech medical program improves care
Written by Kathryn Burnham
Appears in Cornwall Standard Freeholder
Published on July 3, 2013

COPD patients in the North East LHIN can access OTN's Telehomecare program, which allows patients to manage their disease from home with the help of a nurse.

Coping with heart failure or COPD? Get Telehome
Written by Dorothy Modritsch
Appears in the Sault This Week
Published on July 9, 2013