Cardiologists
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Help us protect, maintain and improve the current high standard of cardiac care for Ontarians.
Cardiologists
SAVE LIVES 24/7
Help us protect, maintain and improve the current high standard of cardiac care for Ontarians.
News & Updates
RT @trogersresearch: Gentle reminder to anyone experiencing a heart problem, whether for the first time, or if your existing issue is ca… https://t.co/Sn6PfrKLjN
RT @pace_cardiology: An #echocardiogram uses ultrasound to capture images of a beating #heart. It's used to assess the heart's anatomica… https://t.co/8P9fvpCM89
RT @resilientpeopl: #Cardiologist Dr. Jim Swan is helping to find a cure for #braincancer while fighting it himself. Listen to his stor… https://t.co/oQBfT3qEMo
It’s all in the numbers. 7 years of extra study. 24 x 7 work week. #1 killer. 1000s of new patients. $0 extra funding. See why these numbers are important to you.
Initiatives & Successes
Providing 2020 Budget Advice to the Ontario Government
The Ontario Association of Cardiologists (OAC) welcomed the chance to participate in the Ontario government’s Fall 2020 Budget…
OAC Expertise: A Source of Clinical Expertise in Public Policy Development
The OAC is recognized by the Ontario government and its agencies as an important source of clinical expertise in the public…
Bringing Health Report Manager Sending Capabilities to Community Cardiologists
In 2014 OntarioMD’s ‘Hospital Report Manager’, (now known as ‘Health Report Manager’ (HRM)), was introduced to…
Improving Fairness for Echo Facility Owners within the EQI Accreditation Program
Revised Facility Agreement
In November 2017 the OAC was pleased to announce the creation of a revised EQI program Facility…
OAC-OntarioMD Collaboration Results in New Provincial Cardiology EMR Specification
Improving EMR products used by Ontario cardiologists and their staff was the guiding principle behind two years of collaborative…
