Global News/ - Western Hospital in Alberton, P.E.I., has undertaken a six-month pilot “tele-rounding” project allowing doctors to treat patients via a secure video conference link.

National Post/ - Instead of a doctor doing hospital rounds in person, a TV cart with the physician on a video screen from an office elsewhere in the province or the country is rolled from room to room.

The Star/ - In a rural corner of P.E.I., a small hospital is trying a first-in-Canada approach to delivering care that could offer a solution to doctor shortages across the country.

Toronto Sun/ - In the community of Alberton PEI, Maple is pioneering a new process called telerounding to help rural hospitals overcome physician shortages

Techvibes/ - Virtual healthcare has been available for years but success has been hard to measure in the hospital environment. Maple's first-of-its-kind telerounding service is an exception with strong success indicators appearing just months into the pilot.

Prince Edward Island/ - Health PEI and Canadian telehealth company, Maple, have been piloting a first in Canada approach to in-patient care at Western Hospital.

CBC Prince Edward Island/ - With physician shortages widespread across Canda's rural communities, Maple is helping improve access to care with a first in Canada pilot that connects hospital inpatients with locally licensed doctors.

The Journal Pioneer/ - In the face of physician shortages, Western Hospital in Alberton, Prince Edward Island, is piloting a groundbreaking technology by telemedicine provider Maple to connect hospital inpatients with locally licensed doctors from across the country.

CTV/ - CTV highlights how easy it is to use the Maple mobile app for 24/7 instant online access to doctors for common medical conditions.

CTV LONDON/ - Mom uses Maple for son's treatment, and shares her experience.