Translating evidence into real-world solutions
Leveraging ICES data, H-CARDD has played a central role in spotlighting the health inequities experienced by adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Ontario. Through this work, it has also highlighted where change is most urgently needed.
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Learn how to access ICES data and about the impact of data, research and analytics on people, policy and healthcare delivery.
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There are several ways that researchers and scientists can access ICES data.
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Data Privacy at ICES
Every time someone in Ontario makes use of the health system, new data is added to the overall picture of that system. Since 1992, much of this data has been entrusted to ICES. We use data to help the government evaluate and plan for the health system through analytics.
We also use your data for research purposes. We ensure that your data is protected at every point of its lifecycle through strong privacy and security safeguards.
A growing network across Ontario
ICES is located on the campus of Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto and has sites at Queen’s University in Kingston (ICES Queen’s), the University of Ottawa (ICES uOttawa), the University of Toronto (ICES UofT), Western University in London (ICES Western), the Health Sciences North Research Institute in Sudbury, in partnership with Laurentian University and NOSM University (ICES North), and previously at McMaster University in Hamilton (ICES McMaster).
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