Infonaut, a Canadian leader in healthcare information services, is pleased to announce the addition of Greg Payne to the Infonaut team as Senior Information Analyst. Greg’s strong background in financial portfolio management and healthcare policy analysis will ensure that we can offer first-rate information consulting services to our rapidly growing client base. Greg will be instrumental in contributing to Infonaut‘s goal of being the Canadian leader in information services for healthcare.

For more information on Infonaut and our services please contact us at: info@infonaut.ca.

Infonaut is pleased to announce that we have been retained by the Organization of Community Care Access Centres (OACCAC) to provide Information Analysis and GIS Consulting for their CCAC Alignment project. The 42 CCACs will be reduced in number to align with the 14 new Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) that have been established throughout Ontario. Infonaut has been assigned to analyze CCAC caseload data and population demographics to enable the OACCAC to visualize options for evidenced-based re-alignment.

For more information on Infonaut and our services please contact us at: info@infonaut.ca.

Infonaut, a Canadian leader in healthcare information services, is please to announce the addition of Gerald Romme to the Infonaut team as GIS Analyst. Gerald’s experience as a GIS Analyst and Cartography Specialist will contribute to our growing roster of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Decision Support initiatives.

For more information on Infonaut and our services please contact us at: info@infonaut.ca.

Infonaut, a Canadian leader in healthcare information services, is pleased to announce that we will be co-presenting with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care at ESRI’s ‘GIS in Health – Leaders Conference’ at Sunnybrook Health Campus in Toronto on April 4th, 2006.

Niall Wallace, Infonaut’s Director of Operations, will be outlining a strategy to provide better, more accessible and intelligible healthcare information to managers, practitioners, and the public. There will also be a demonstration on how we envision the delivery of this information through a Geographic Information System (GIS) interface, exemplified by the LHIN Health Atlas application launched for the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

For more information on ESRI events please visit: http://www.esricanada.com/english/engine/event.asp or contact Heather Milnes at (416) 386 6492.

For more information on Infonaut and our services please contact us at: info@infonaut.ca.