Connected Care for Canadians Act
Bill S-5, Connected Care for Canadians Act · Second reading · now at second reading in the House Where it stands
What Bill S-5 would do
The bill would require health information technology licensed, sold, or provided as a service by vendors to be interoperable. It would also prohibit these vendors from blocking data. The published material gives no further detail.
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