Today, Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN Canada) and the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) announced a new partnership to enable linkage of the CLSA cohort data with data held at provincial data centres. [...]
The theme of the conference responds to the Government of Canada's priority for recovery and its commitment to making positive systemic changes through quality data in collaboration with key stakeholders across civil society, academia and different levels of government. [...]
You are invited to register for the ICES Winter Forum: Data and Analytics in Critical Times, a free one-day virtual research symposium on Wednesday, February 17, 2021. [...]
HDRN Canada is inviting members of the public to learn more about the organization and its initiatives in this upcoming webinar. [...]
We are so very sad to hear about Cathy Fooks’ death. Many of us have known and admired Cathy for years. We were honoured when she agreed to be our inaugural Board Chair, and are so grateful for her generous, wise and insightful guidance. [...]
Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN Canada, the “Corporation”) is recruiting for additional directors for the Corporation’s inaugural Board that will play a formative role in shaping how the network grows and evolves over time. This is a volunteer Board and each director shall serve without remuneration, with necessary expenses reimbursed by the Corporation. [...]
Today, Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN Canada) and the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s Health (CanPath) announced a new partnership that will enable linkage between CanPath cohort data and health data held at provincial and territorial data centres. [...]
HDRN Canada is committed to including members of the public in decisions about health data through its Public Advisory Council (PAC). We are currently inviting people to apply to be part of the 12-15 person PAC.
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HDRN Canada is now inviting applications from investigators seeking to lead a validation or feasibility study that will be supported by in-kind resources. Successful applicants to this call will have the opportunity to test multiple algorithms pertaining to one measure/health condition for population health, health service use, or the determinants of health across multiple provinces/territories. [...]
Health researchers will now be able to access data from multiple provincial, territorial and pan-Canadian sources more easily, thanks to the Data Access Support Hub (DASH).
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