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Allow me to provide some context that's glaringly missing from the article. There was a major under-adoption issue that was a factor in the scrapping of this program. This identifies a new target for intervention: incentivizing primary care offices to get off fax so that we can successfully roll out a more efficient electronic systems like this.
Doctors are still faxing prescriptions in 2026. Ottawa’s $250-million program to change that was just shut down