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Federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose made the announcement today after meeting with health information technology leaders in Ottawa.
"It's a commitment from my department that we will meet whatever costs are incurred in B.C.," Ambrose said at a press conference.
"We will have a look at it, we will evaluate it in the first instance, and we will try to do something that will be helpful to everyone in B.C.
"And I assure you we are looking at the best practices around the world on how to do this."
David Hinds, president of the Canadian Health IT Coalition, said he expects the federal government to follow through on its promise.
"I would assume that the government will, and I would hope that the government will realize that there is benefit and value in pursuing the best practices and the best way forward in how the federal government can work with the provinces and with the private sector," he said.
"I would expect that the federal government will be paying for this. They have made it clear."
Hinds said with an electronic system in place, "there's more value in us sending fewer people to hospitals."
Better medical outcomes
Under the provincial system, 80 per cent of B.C.'s physicians have embraced the system — now used by more than 10,000 of the province's physicians — since it was introduced two years ago.
The system allows patients to see doctors via electronic health records. Instead of seeing different doctors, patients use the electronic health record system to see the same physician.
Some of the province's doctors say there are fewer visits to emergency rooms, fewer procedures that have to be repeated, fewer patient complaints, and fewer hospital admissions.
Vicki Hird, be359ba680
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