What is Accreditation? Accreditation is an evaluation process based on an external review. Accreditation Canada awarded Health PEI Accreditation Status following an intensive external review of facilities, programs, and services in August 2022. This Accreditation status remains...
Complete this FIT Home Screening Test Request form if you are 50-74 years of age and are of average risk for colorectal cancer.
Frequently asked questions about the Provincial Preventative Diabetes Foot Care Program.
If your clinic is interested in joining the Provincial EMR, please contact the EMR Program at EMRprogram@gov.pe.ca. Click the links to jump to sections below: EMR Implementation Overview Newsletters Information on joining the Provincial EMR Shifting to EMR technology The province...
Community healthcare providers such as your family doctor or nurse practitioner are beginning to use a provincial Electronic Medical Record (EMR) to help improve your healthcare experience. What is an Electronic Medical Record? An EMR is an electronic version of a patient’s paper...
“I aspire to be a lifelong learner and to make a difference in the lives of Islanders,” said Colleen Parker, Western Chair of the Community Health Engagement Committee (CHEC). The role of the CHEC is to informally gather information and considerations from the public, respecting...
Prince Edward Island is working with federal and provincial governments, as well as other stakeholders to implement and evolve integrated Electronic Health Records (EHR) across the province. An EHR is a secure, integrated and comprehensive view of a person’s health information...
Why is Health PEI asking me to update my information? We want to make sure the information we have is accurate so we can match you or your household with a family doctor or nurse practitioner as efficiently as possible. Even if nothing has changed, confirming your details helps...
The PEI cancer patient navigator is available to help you and your family at any point on your cancer journey. Whether you are being investigated for a suspicion of cancer, or have already completed treatment, you can reach out to the navigator for support. The cancer patient navigator does not provide medical care, but may be able to help address your medical and non-medical needs through support, education, advocacy, and referrals to programs and services. The cancer patient navigator can: help you understand the Cancer Treatment Centre referral and triage process; find answers to your...
The Needle Exchange Program is available in communities across the province to prevent the spread of Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV – diseases that can be transmitted by sharing equipment to inject drugs. Naloxone kits are also available at all sites to prevent opioid-related...