News & insights
Notes from the team
Short pieces on how we build connected care in Canada — residency, pilots, standards pathways and interoperability.
Frugal engineering for connected devices
Cost per deployed clinic matters as much as capability. How constraint shapes our hardware and software decisions.
Read more →Interoperability: building around FHIR and HL7
Monitoring data is only useful where clinicians already work. Our integration approach starts from open standards.
Read more →Privacy by design, in practice
PIPEDA and BC PIPA awareness shape the platform's data model — minimisation, purpose limitation and consent that people can read.
Read more →Standards as pathways, not badges
ISO 13485, IEC 62304, ISO 14971 and the Health Canada Class II SaMD pathway — what we are doing and what we do not claim.
Read more →What a NovaMed pilot looks like
A scoped, time-boxed evaluation with defined measures, staff training and a written summary — here is how we structure it.
Read more →Connected care, the Canadian way
Why data residency, bilingual design and clinical workflow fit are the starting point for connected care in Canada — not an afterthought.
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