Au cours des 20 prochaines années, le nombre de Canadiens âgés de 85 ans et plus devrait tripler. Les dirigeants et les planificateurs des systèmes de santé.
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Over the next 2 decades, the number of Canadians age 85 and older could triple. Health system leaders, planners and clinicians are already under growing pressure.
📃Read more: https://t.co/cNtebkxcl2
#AgingWithDignity
Yesterday, we stood with Minister Majorie Michel as she introduced the Connected Care for Canadians Act. When clinicians can see a patient’s full story, care is faster, safer, and more connected. Data helps build a healthier Canada.
Data saves lives.
And with the Connected Care for Canadians Act, we are empowering Canadians to securely access their health data, protecting that data, and building a stronger healthcare system.
January is Alzheimer’s Awareness month 💜
Increasing awareness about Alzheimer’s reduces stigma and leads to better care.
Learn more about Alzheimer’s and support resources available at https://t.co/ScNflyyYsJ
#AlzheimersAwareness#ForgetNoOne
On behalf of everyone at CIHI, we wish you a happy holiday season. 😊
As we rest our thinking caps and put on our elf hats, our offices will be closed from Dec 25 – Jan 1. See you in 2026 with new data and deeper insights.💡
🔍From innovative analytics, 📊to AI-driven insight reporting models, 🤝to improving overall data interoperability, we learned and shared some meaningful conversations at last week's 13th Annual Summit on Data Analytics for Healthcare. #DAHC2025#DataAnalytics#HealthData
🏥🤕 How often do patients experience harm in Canadian hospitals? Hospitals are generally safe, but sometimes harmful events happen that affect patients. Here’s our latest data: https://t.co/t0lEvHqGx7
To address data quality and comparability challenges and support planning, we’ve modernized our Health Workforce Information Minimum Data Set data standard. The standard captures record-level data across five categories, including geography and education: https://t.co/I1CDOPrmth
While it's widely known that those living in rural/remote areas may experience less access to care compared with those living in urban areas, we're introducing new variables to gain a more comprehensive picture of workforce distribution. Learn more: https://t.co/GucSYrRA6A
Avez-vous lu notre rapport annuel 2024-2025? Découvrez nos nombreuses réalisations du dernier exercice financier et apprenez-en davantage sur notre vision stratégique pour l’avenir : https://t.co/IB3pnnv1Ud
Have you read our 2024–2025 annual report? Explore our many achievements from the past fiscal year and learn about our strategic vision for the future: https://t.co/LSOh79b4OL
According to the latest Commonwealth Fund survey, older adults age 65+ in Canada reported less access to primary care than their international peers. Discover how Canada compares: https://t.co/5ccZ1Agwlf
Voici notre rapport annuel 2024-2025!!!
Il illustre les progrès que nous avons accomplis pour moderniser l’infrastructure des données sur la santé au Canada et accroître la portée de notre travail dans l’ensemble des systèmes de santé. https://t.co/IB3pnnv1Ud
We’re thrilled to announce our 2024–2025 annual report! This year’s report reflects the progress we’ve made in modernizing Canada’s health data infrastructure and deepening our impact across health systems. Dive into the full report: https://t.co/LSOh79b4OL
Our latest report explores wait times for procedures like knee and hip replacements, cancer surgeries and MRIs. Here’s what you need to know: https://t.co/gQrMjpk1Zn
Despite increasing awareness of the importance of organ donation, the need for life-saving organ transplants in Canada remains high — at the end of 2024, a total of 4,044 Canadians were on wait-lists to receive a transplant. Full picture: https://t.co/q1m7O9M1B5
Half of Canadians waited 25 days or less for community #MentalHealth counselling in 2023–2024. 1 in 10 people waited almost 5 months or more. Learn more in the latest edition of @longwoodsnotes's Healthcare Quarterly: https://t.co/lVB605kK7P
E-scooter injuries are on the rise in Canada. Stay safe, share the roads and remember to wear your helmet! According to our latest data, hospitalizations caused by e-scooter injuries have risen substantially in Canada’s most populous provinces: https://t.co/6nPSnVEziQ
Partagez la route et n’oubliez pas de porter votre casque! Selon nos plus récentes données, les hospitalisations pour une blessure liée à une trottinette électrique ont considérablement augmenté dans les provinces les plus peuplées du Canada : https://t.co/yRfnRzGbfL
The growing burden on the health workforce has significant implications for both providers and patients. Our new indicator looks at overtime and staffing challenges in hospitals: https://t.co/8mipkCFVFl