Expert Advisory Group Report 1: Charting a Path toward Ambition

Expert Advisory Group Report 1: Charting a Path toward Ambition This first report from the Expert Advisory Group articulates key findings from those deliberations including: establishing an ambition for Canada's health data ecosystem, understanding the root causes that have prevented progress, highlighting opportunities from a revitalised approach, and developing a practical set of areas of focus and principles. These will be elaborated in future reports to guide the development of a pan-Canadian Health Data Strategy. 2021-10-01 Public Health Agency of Canada open-ouvert@tbs-sct.gc.ca Health and SafetyExpertAdvisory GroupReport 1ChartingPathAmbitionestablishingambitionCanada's healthdataecosystemunderstandingroot causespreventedprogresshighlightingopportunitiesrevitalised approachdevelopingpracticalareasfocusprinciplesto guidedevelopmenta pan-CanadianHealth DataStrategyCurrent stateof health datastrategysuccessfulVisionCanadian health dataecosystemVisionbenefithealth systemstakeholderschartingnew courseStrengtheningCanadaData FoundationCommon principlesguidepathdevelopimplementstrategyPath forwardEAGpCHDSCOVID-19COVIDcoronaviruspan-CanadianHealthDataStrategyExpertAdvisoryGroup Expert Advisory Group Report 1: Charting a Path toward AmbitionHTML https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/corporate/mandate/about-agency/external-advisory-bodies/list/pan-canadian-health-data-strategy-reports-summaries/expert-advisory-group-report-01-charting-path-toward-ambition.html Expert Advisory Group Report 1: Charting a Path toward AmbitionHTML https://www.canada.ca/fr/sante-publique/organisation/mandat/a-propos-agence/organismes-consultatifs-externes/liste/strategie-pancanadienne-sante-rapports-sommaires/comite-consultatif-experts-rapport-01-tracer-voie-vers-ambition.html

This first report from the Expert Advisory Group articulates key findings from those deliberations including: establishing an ambition for Canada's health data ecosystem, understanding the root causes that have prevented progress, highlighting opportunities from a revitalised approach, and developing a practical set of areas of focus and principles. These will be elaborated in future reports to guide the development of a pan-Canadian Health Data Strategy.

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