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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-09-15 · by Wolfgang Depner The Canadian Press
Vancouver General Hospital is set to become the first healthcare facility in North America to produce custom splints using 3D printing technology directly on site. According to Health Minister Ravi Kahlon, this innovation will streamline the process, reducing wait times and improving accuracy, which will ultimately help patients recover more quickly while also enhancing staff efficiency by freeing up time for direct patient care.
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Vancouver General Hospital, the largest in British Columbia, will become the first healthcare facility in North America to produce custom splints using 3D printing technology on-site. This innovation was announced by Health Minister Ravi Kahlon. According to Kahlon, this new process will be more efficient and accurate, allowing patients to recover faster while also freeing up time for direct patient care.
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