What you can examine
Visit-scoped intake and updates; distinct received, opened, reviewed and reassessed states; confirmed nurse release; a source-labelled physician summary.
Why MediLink
A changing story.
A connected visit.
Emergency department visits take time. Keeping patient reports and clinical review connected gives the next person context.
Emergency care in Canada · 2025–2026
Care takes time.
Keep the story together.
15.6M+
reported unscheduled ED visits
April 2025–March 2026
Across reporting Canadian jurisdictions. A visit includes waiting, assessment, care and, for some, admission.
Total ED stay · 90th percentile
April 2025–March 2026 · fiscal 2025–2026
Hours
90% of visits in each group ended within this duration. Total stay includes waiting, care and any admission delay.
Reported by participating Canadian provinces and territories. The bars represent different patient groups.
View the data
| Patient group | Hours |
|---|---|
| Less urgent patients discharged | 7.8 |
| Patients admitted to hospital | 46.5 |
Emergency care in Canada · 2024–2025
Before the first
physician assessment.
First physician assessment measures the start of assessment. The chart separates the median from the longer tail of visits.
The median describes the middle of the distribution. The 90th percentile shows how long nine in ten visits waited.
Time to first physician assessment
April 2024–March 2025 · fiscal 2024–2025
Median90th percentile
Resuscitation and emergent (CTAS 1–2)
Urgent (CTAS 3)
Less urgent and non-urgent (CTAS 4–5)
Hours
From the earlier of triage or registration to first physician assessment. Median: half of visits were within the duration. 90th percentile: nine in ten were within it.
Reported Canadian visits, 2024–2025. CTAS = Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale. Observed durations are not clinical targets.
View the data
| Acuity group | Median | 90th percentile |
|---|---|---|
| Resuscitation and emergent (CTAS 1–2) | 1.1 | 4.3 |
| Urgent (CTAS 3) | 1.8 | 5.8 |
| Less urgent and non-urgent (CTAS 4–5) | 1.8 | 5.9 |
Evaluate with your team
Connect the workflow.
Then measure it.
Explore the workflow with synthetic cases. Measure clinical outcomes and time savings through a site evaluation.
Discuss an evaluationWhat needs site verification
Clinical workflow, privacy, operations and hospital delivery. The current demonstration uses synthetic records and sandbox integration.
What to measure
Update counts; receipt-to-open; open-to-review or reassessment; reviewed handoffs created; physician summaries opened. Agree an added-effort measure and a stopping rule first.
Let’s talk
Plan one evaluation.
With your team.
Intake, updates, or handoff. Tell us what your team needs.
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