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Narrowing the Gap of Health Care Inequality in the North by Using Remote Presence Robotic Technology

Disparities in the provision of health care services to Canadians who live in the north have a major negative impact on their health and life expectancy. Aboriginal communities in the North have an average life expectancy significantly lower than the rest of Canadians. Barriers of distance, lack of adequate health care infrastructure and expertise limit the provision of health care to vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly.