The EMR Osteoporosis Toolkit is now available for OSCAR, Accuro and TELUS Health PS Suite Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems. The new version of the Osteoporosis Main Form has been updated in partnership with Amplify Care (formerly eCE) to align with the Clinical Practice Guideline for Management of Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention in Canada - 2023 Update.
The updated toolkit integrates with OSCAR, Accuro and TELUS Health PS Suite EMRs, providing an efficient way to assess fracture risk and deliver targeted care, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
Key Benefits:
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Streamlines osteoporosis care using evidence-based pathways
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Integrates directly into PS Suite, OSCAR, and Accuro for seamless use
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Supports fracture risk assessment, repeat BMD timing, fall risk, and pharmacotherapy decisions
Ideal For:
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Family Physicians
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Nurse Practitioners
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Clinic Managers & EMR Administrators

Downloadable ZIP package for upload into your OSCAR EMR. Includes toolkit files, a user guide, and setup instructions.

For direct integration into your PS Suite EMR. Includes all toolkit files, user guide, and implementation tips.

The Accuro EMR form is downloaded directly from the Accuro cloud. We’ve provided the following materials for reference:
Download PDF of Osteoporosis handouts
EMR Implementation Support
For assistance with EMR implementation or support, feel free to reach out to us. We’re here to help and will do our best to assist you with integrating the Osteoporosis Assessment Tool into your practice.
Addressing the Care Gap and Reducing Costs

Osteoporosis leads to over 200,000 fractures annually in Canada, yet only 20% of patients receive the care needed to prevent future fractures—this care gap results in costly repeat fractures and increased healthcare expenses.
Half of hip fracture patients had a prior fragility fracture.
Effective medications reducing repeat fractures by 50% cost less than $400/year.
The custom form addresses this gap by:
- Preventing Fractures: Reducing costly repeat fractures, particularly hip fractures, which average over $20,000 in acute care.
- Lowering Costs: Proactive care reduces hospitalizations and long-term care needs.
- Closing the care gap with this tool enhances patient outcomes and delivers substantial healthcare cost savings.