MediaMed Technologies once again saw its CEO awarded. Indeed, on the evening of the OCTAS Gala 2013, Gala Excellence in IT, held at the Palais des Congrès in Montreal on May 25th, Daniel Handfield received the 2013 Entrepreneur prix MÉRITIC IT. Organized by the Réseau ACTION TI, the Prix MÉRITIC was designed to recognize people from the IT industry who are renowned for their expertise, but also their interpersonal skills.
MediaMed Technologies is pleased to announce the digitization of the patient care unit at Papineau Hospital. This is the hospital’s first patient care unit to be equipped with Med-Care Plus, a clinical management system designed for nurses and physicians. The application allows healthcare professionals to plan and schedule clinical patient interventions, in real time.
Building on successful adoption of its leading edge clinical performance management solutions, MediaMed Technologies is pleased to announce that it has established a Toronto office in order to respond to increasing demand for hospital and community care based health analytics and clinical consulting solutions.
A corporate analysis of MediaMed Technologies in this month’s issue of Healthcare Global magazine illustrates the innovativeness and productivity that has made this company a force to be reckoned with in the Information and Communications Technologies industry (ICT). The goal of this article is to illustrate the impactful business strategies adopted by MediaMed Technologies in the development of their products and services and the effect that they have had on the Health and Social Services Centers of Canada.
Article: http://www.businessreviewnorthamerica.com/magazines/12551 (page 346)
A corporate analysis of MediaMed Technologies in this month’s issue of Healthcare Global magazine illustrates the innovativeness and productivity that has made this company a force to be reckoned with in the Information and Communications Technologies industry (ICT). The goal of this article is to illustrate the impactful business strategies adopted by MediaMed Technologies in the development of their products and services and the effect that they have had on the Health and Social Services Centers of Canada.
Article: http://www.healthcareglobal.com/magazines/12555 (page 70)
Quebec, February 25th, 2013 - After an evening of fierce competition and deliberation, the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of MediaMed Technologies, Mr. Daniel Handfield, was named CEO of the Year Investissement Québec 2013. Mr. Handfield's success demonstrates, once again, the visionary approach and objective that MediaMed Technologies has to improve the healthcare system in Quebec.
Quebec, February 13th, 2013 – Through the midst of its rapid growth, MediaMed Technologies is proud to announce that its CEO and cofounder, Daniel Handfield, has been nominated as a finalist for the prestigious CEO of the Year Award presented by Investissement Québec.
Quebec, August 6th, 2012 – Strong leadership skills and exemplary business practices have led MediaMed Technologies to be certified by the Bureau de Normalisation du Québec (BNQ) as a Healthy Enterprise.
MediaMed Technologies is one of the first information technology companies to receive this certification and is proud to become the benchmark for the maintenance and sustainable improvement of the health of individuals in its industry. Without a doubt, this success has been one of hard work and of consistent desire to build upon stronger working environments.
Quebec, July 12th, 2012 – MediaMed Technologies’ CEO has been recognized by the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2012 Contest for his leadership and vision. This prestigious contest recognizes the efforts made by entrepreneurs that have built prosperous and innovative companies and acknowledges their outstanding vision as well as the remarkable contribution they have made to diverse industries.
“To be a part of this group of finalists is an accomplishment in itself. The success of our company is closely related to our ability to innovate and to stand out, by offering products and services that contribute, on a consistent basis, to increasing community access to higher-quality healthcare. Our success is the result of a hard-working and dedicated team. Our employees are consistently willing to use their expertise and ingenuity in order to improve the health of all Canadians,” mentioned the CEO and cofounder.
Awards shine the spotlight on Canadian entrepreneurs' ability to create jobs and sustainable growth
MONTRÉAL, July 5, 2012 /CNW/ - Ernst & Young is proud to announce the finalists in this year's Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® Awards and once again shine the spotlight on game-changing entrepreneurs who continue to drive sustainable growth and job creation across the country.
"It's important to highlight all the potential our entrepreneurs harness and share with our markets and communities," explains Francois Dufresne, Partner at Ernst & Young and Québec Director of Entrepreneur of the Year. "Rewarding successful entrepreneurs means recognizing not only their contribution to the economy, but the well-being of our society as well."
MediaMed Technologies is happy to announce that its new product Med-GPS (Global Performance Solution) is a finalist for an OCTAS 2012 for Innovation. These awards strive to recognize the achievement of excellence in Quebec's Information Technology industry. The Innovation category underlines achievements that exploit IT potential in solving specific problems with new solutions and in this way contributing to the modernization and transformation of an organization.
MediaMed Technologies is happy to announce that its new product Med-GPS (Global Performance Solution) is a finalist for Quebec’s most prestigious business contest: The Mercuriades, in the Investissement Québec Innovation category.
The traditional management methods used by manufacturing and service enterprises around the world are well known: production cost, cost accounting and budgets based on activity volume. In Quebec’s health-care sector, funding is based for the most part on a 20-year-old model.
How can an institution that has witnessed significant population growth in its neighbouring territory in recent years be well served with such a budget? The institution’s activity volume is increasing steadily. Services provided to the public are growing at a faster rate than increases in its average budget.
Canadian Healtcare Technology – From code blue for cardiac arrest to code red for fire and code yellow for a missing patient, emergency room (ER) physicians and nurses are used to working in colour. Even more so at McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) in Montreal, where a newly implemented emergency department information system (EDIS) is using colour-coded alerts and status updates to keep clinicians informed at a glance without the need to log onto a computer or refer to a paper chart.
Abstract has been chosen for a poster presentation at this year’s 2013 Cochrane Colloquium.