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Practice operations9 min readTomas Giraldo

After-hours AI for Canadian clinics: an operational case

CIHI shows weak Canadian after-hours primary-care arrangements. The operational case for an after-hours AI agent on the clinic phone.

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Practice operations11 minEmilia Santander

Care-plan review cadence: keeping GP reviews on the books

How Australian GP practices keep GP Chronic Condition Management Plan reviews on cadence—MBS windows, recall design, and contact loops that protect continuity.

Technology14 minVeronica Tobon

Voice AI scheduling for Canadian clinics

Voice AI scheduling for Canadian clinics: bounded booking policy, PIPEDA/CASL framing, and why the phone still carries load when online booking lags.

Access11 minNorbelys Chirinos

Winter pressure: proactive contact without chaos

Winter will stress UK GP and urgent-care systems again. Build proactive contact—flu cohorts, high-risk reviews, DNA recovery—without turning outreach into Monday morning chaos.

Technology12 minEmilia Santander

Voice AI for scheduling: HIPAA-minded ops

Voice AI can book and confirm visits when HIPAA-minded ops set purpose, minimum necessary scripts, BAAs, and audit—without treating this as legal advice.

Practice operations9 minSamuel Giraldo

The reminder stack that works for Australian GP clinics

SMS alone does not fix DNAs in Australian general practice. A reminder stack — SMS, voice, and portal — recovers slots when each channel has a job and an owner.

Access11 minSamuel Giraldo

Winter surge slots without hiring panic

Winter surge fills Australian GP books before clinics can hire. Protect slots with confirmation, intake triage, and recovery paths—without panic recruitment.

Access12 minSamuel Giraldo

Specialty booking handoff: where referrals die

Specialty referrals die in the booking handoff—not in the exam room. Make order-to-book visible, own the contact loop, and stop silent leakage.