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Like BCATPR on Facebook!

We look forward to developing a facebook following as well as to continue developing our blog with community support and posts. If you have any upcoming events or other relevant telehealth information to share, please submit it to our blog administrator Owen Dukay at .

Microsoft Webinar Registration Still Open

Microsoft registration for the Improving Chronic Disease Management and Prevention with Patient Outreach Solutions webinar is still open!

The webcast will focus on outreach solutions for healthcare through patient recruitment software developed to help with complex needs. Elizabeth Loundsbury will be the key speaker.

Hosted by Microsoft on June 28, 2011, at 10:00am PST
30 minutes in length, followed by a question and answer period.

Register online

Telehealth in the News

The Globe and Mail wrote an article on telehealth programs in Canada recently and interviewed Dr. Scott Lear. The article highlights the Virtual Heart website run at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, B.C for patients with heart failure who live in outlying areas. With this website it is hoped that the strain on the medical system will be reduced while bringing better patient care to people in remote communities across British Columbia.

Join Our Online Community and Send in Your Blog Submissions

Join Our Online Community and Send in Your Blog Submissions!

The BCATPR blog is interested in expanding our blog by helping others in the field share up coming events, community news and other relevant information in our blog at www.bcatpr.ca/blog. It can be a one time post or you can become a regular contributing member in our online community.

All submissions and questions can be sent to Emily Reeves, Administrative Assistant at .

BCATPR Workshop 2011

Mark your calendar for the 2011 BCATPR Workshop! This year’s workshop will focus on the exciting theme of People-friendly technology solutions for chronic disease management.


Date: Tues, 14 June 2026
Time: 12pm onwards
Venue: Simon Fraser University at Harbour Centre, Rooms 1400-1430 (Joseph & Rosalie Segal Centre)


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