One Person One Record enables digitally supported, patient centred healthcare transformation in Nova Scotia.

​Welcome to the One Person One Record (OPOR) website: A Resource for Healthcare Workers.

OPOR is a multi-year program designed to transform the way we use and share health information in Nova Scotia through the implementation of a Clinical Information System (CIS) across the province. OPOR is a clinical transformation that will improve the delivery of healthcare for patients in our province. Regardless of where a patient accesses care, if they are adults or children, they will benefit from their care teams using consistent, standardized, best care practices, and having real time access to their health information.

Nova Scotia is currently undergoing a multitude of groundbreaking digital health transformation projects aimed at revolutionizing healthcare delivery and improving the well-being of its residents. These initiatives span a diverse range of areas, including electronic medical records implementation, telemedicine services expansion, innovative mobile health applications development, and the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to enhance diagnostics and treatment planning. Additionally, the province is actively promoting patient engagement and empowerment fostering seamless communication between healthcare providers and patients.

These collective efforts signify Nova Scotia’s commitment to leveraging the power of technology to create a more accessible, efficient, and patient-centric healthcare system for all its residents.