the canadian press
Society president Dr. Lynn Hansen says the program offered by Velante, a subsidiary of the society, will reduce time spent managing and searching through paper files.
Concerns arose in February when the society said it was less than halfway to its goal of having 500 doctors enrolled in the program, a target Hansen said at the time was ambitious.
Many doctors previously purchased other software to access electronic medical records and said it is too expensive to switch.
Doctors began using the new system in November.
