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Health committee  No, they're not covered in Canada right now.

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  I think it's a brilliant idea. Speaking as somebody who actually fills out the form, any time you can simplify or automate the process...it's essentially filling out the same information on 10 separate sheets. I'm very excited about this. I have not thought about this previously

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  I think it's the high-touch approach. I would never drop in on one of these communities and say, “This is what you should do.” It's really coming into contact with people like Marilee or people who are in the communities themselves. There are nursing stations in some of these com

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  No, that hasn't been on a road map. But that's a brilliant idea. It's something we'll definitely look into.

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  Not all of the tasks, but many of them. For instance, we are looking to integrate insulin pens and having the exact doses that are being administered to the patient and to track those. Regarding the communication time with the health care providers, we can certainly track that.

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  Right now in Canada, we're just focused on proving that it actually works for people. We have provided in-kind service to people, while we study it. In the United States, it's between $25 and $50 per patient, per month, which is quite cheap, when you think about it. Hospitaliza

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  I'm unfamiliar with the Bant app specifically, but we do have the ability to monitor blood glucose continuously, as well as intermittently, through the checking. One big thing is letting the patients know when their blood sugars are too low. Sometimes they feel it and sometimes

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  Absolutely. Part of the integration on our platform connects with pill distribution technology. Many people use manual blister packs. We're able to connect to technologies that will allow people to trigger alerts when they've actually gone into their blister packs to take their

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  Yes. For example, in heart failure the problem is that you start retaining a lot of fluid, and the fluid gets in your lungs, and you gain weight. If your baseline weight when you're at a normal fluid state is 110 pounds and all of a sudden you're going up to 115 pounds, we have a

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko

Health committee  I'm not sure exactly where the name Reliq comes from. I came on board afterwards. Thank you very much, members of the committee, for having me here today. I appreciate being part of this conversation on diabetes management in Canada. I'm a front-line practitioner. I practise in

October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting

Dr. Richard Sztramko