Demonstrating the value of SmartCare in Quebec
SmartCare is the use of patient-centred data and mHealth for remote monitoring and artificial intelligence research in healthcare.
A Decade of Innovation and Impact
The Opal Health Informatics Group is delighted to release its 10-year impact report that shows how Opal has empowered patients and saved costs in Quebec's healthcare system!
Prepared with the input of more than 1,500 patients at the MUHC and containing verbatim statements from almost 200 Opal users, this report highlights why patient-in-the-loop data should be the standard in Quebec—and everywhere!
Soon to be released as an open-source platform, Opal will be available to empower patients, clinicians, and researchers worldwide.
Vision
Laurie's Vision is Our Vision
The Quebec SmartCare Consortium believes in a future where all healthcare interactions in Quebec will be digitally-enabled and all healthcare data will be accessible to patients.
Our vision is inspired by the vision of Laurie Hendren, co-founder of the Opal patient portal.
Laurie was a patient warrior, a computer scientist, and an inspiring woman who believed that all patients should have access to their healthcare data.
Laurie Hendren
(1958-2019)
Mission
To meet the healthcare data needs of our stakeholders
The Quebec SmartCare Consortium is bringing together key Quebec stakeholders in patient-centered data, mHealth technologies, and AI research in order to demonstrate the benefits of SmartCare.
Powered by the Opal patient portal
A unique data-sharing technology
The Quebec SmartCare Consortium is being led by the Opal Health Informatics Group at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre.
Working together, the partners will use the technology behind the Opal patient portal as a powerful and innovative patient-centered data-sharing hub.