Health Data for All of Us
Each year, HDRN Canada hosts an annual hybrid in-person and online public forum to support our strategic goal of ensuring “purposeful and ongoing public and community involvement” in our collective work of facilitating multi-regional data access to improve health and health equity across the country. Researchers, students, policymakers and members of the public are invited to discuss and explore emergent and burning issues around the use, access and sharing of health data in Canada with leading thinkers and advocates in these areas.
Social Licence for Uses & Users of Health Data
Building on a decade of research into publicly supported uses of health data, this report adds the voices of public and patient advisors to the discussion about what uses and users of health data have “social licence.”
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Social Licence for uses of Health DataThe Conversation (January 22, 2023)
How can health data be used for public benefit? 3 uses that people agree onThe Conversation (October 9, 2019)
Plain language about health data is essential for transparency and trustThe Conversation (October 6, 2019)
The public needs to know why health data are used without consentThe Conversation (September 10, 2020)
Health data collected during the coronavirus pandemic needs to be managed responsibly