Percentage of family doctors who use electronic medical records across Canada, by province and territories
Percentage of family doctors who use electronic medical records across Canada, by province and territories:
- Newfoundland and Labrador: 61%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- Prince Edward Island: 26%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- Nova Scotia: 86%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- New Brunswick: 61%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- Quebec: 84%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- Ontario: 89%, which is below the Commonwealth Fund average
- Manitoba: 88%, which is the same as the Commonwealth Fund average
- Saskatchewan: 91%, which is the same as the Commonwealth Fund average
- Alberta: 92%, which is the same as the Commonwealth Fund average
- British Columbia: 90%, which is the same as the Commonwealth Fund average
- Territories: 96% (non-directional or no statistical tests were performed to compare with the Commonwealth Fund average)
The Canadian average is 86%. The Commonwealth Fund average is 93%.
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