Help Increase Compliance with the Diabetic Retinal Exam
Diabetic retinopathy is the leading cause of vision loss among adults 20-to-74 years of age,1 affecting 7.7 million people worldwide.2 Together, we have the power to help prevent diabetic retinopathy as a leading cause of blindness. Discover how—and join us.
of vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy can be prevented with early detection.3
but few Canadians with type 2 diabetes are evaluated early enough.4
compliance is possible with diabetic retinal exams in primary care.5
95%
of vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy can be prevented with early detection.3
~32%
but few Canadians with type 2 diabetes are evaluated early enough.4
Up to 90%
compliance is possible with diabetic retinal exams in primary care.5
Help Increase Early Detection of Childhood Vision Disorders
Vision disability is the #1 disabling condition among children.6 Reliable vision screening is crucial to catch issues early and prevent vision loss in young children. Learn how we’re innovating to help make those vision screenings faster and more accurate.
of Canadian preschoolers will have undetected visual difficulties.7
Screening before 3 years of age can reduce amblyopia prevalence by 70%.8
may fail to identify vision problems.9
The AAP recommends instrument-based vision screening as early as 12 months of age, if available.10
5% to 10%
of Canadian preschoolers will have undetected visual difficulties.7
70%
Screening before 3 years of age can reduce amblyopia prevalence by 70%.8
Eye charts
may fail to identify vision problems.9
12 months
The AAP recommends instrument-based vision screening as early as 12 months of age, if available.10
Expanding Diagnostic Capabilities in Primary Care
As more patients seek care outside the hospital, the role of primary care is changing.
Treating more complex patients—and working hand in hand with specialists across care settings—means there is a greater need to:
The diagnostic abilities of office-based clinicians
information throughout a network of specialists
and share information within the EMR
EXPAND
The diagnostic abilities of office-based clinicians
CONNECT
information throughout a network of specialists
DOCUMENT
and share information within the EMR
Improving Cardiology Screening and Diagnosis
Heart disease is the second leading cause of death in Canada – and cerebrovascular diseases and CLRD make the top five.11 An ECG may be the most important thing you do today.
To detect and manage complex cardiac conditions, caregivers like you need diagnostic cardiology solutions that are:
SIMPLE
to align with your workflowSECURE
to protect PHI—wherever you need itACCURATE
for results you trust, every timeCONNECTED
to keep your caregivers up to date
