Implementation of the Pharmaceutical Information Network? drug information system providing hospitals, physician offices, pharmacies and homecare offices with secure access to a profile of dispensed prescription drugs and a database of harmful drug and allergy interactions.For test purpose. The Wellnet initiative is established to develop a provincial electronic health record. The first portal viewer is launched, allowing health professionals to view patient?s medication profile and select laboratory test results. Premier Ralph Klein announced that all Albertans would have an EHR by 2008. The new Alberta Netcare Portal viewer deployment began. A Provincial Diagnostic Imaging strategy was adopted and began implementation. Provincial registries initiatives (databases of clients, delivery sites, and health service providers) were underway. Legislation required mandatory submission of dispensing information from pharmacies. Lab results became available electronically to physician offices through Alberta Netcare. All Albertans have an Electronic Health Record in Alberta. The Diagnostic Imaging project (such as X-rays and ultrasounds) achieved a 100 per cent filmless environment for all hospitals in Alberta. The number of pharmacies submitting drug dispense information to the Alberta Netcare drug information component has increased to include over 96 per cent of all community prescriptions. The Personal Health Portal Initiative is formed to develop a secure portal that will allow patients to gain access to clinical content from their EHR. The Medication Viewer is launched, providing clinicians with a quick view of patient?s medication profile. The Provincial Image Viewer is launched provincewide, providing clinicians with the ability to view patients? Diagnostic Images directly from the Alberta Netcare Portal.