Identification of homelessness using health administrative data in Ontario, Canada following a national coding mandate: a validation study
Richard L, Carter B, Nisenbaum R, Liu M, Hwang SW. J Clin Epidemiol. 2024; 172:111430. Epub 2024 Jun 14.
Prescription drug plan managers seek "real-world" evidence regarding the safety and effectiveness of drugs and drug coverage policies. University-based pharmacoepidemiologists with access to administrative health data can help meet these information needs and, by collaborating with other health plans, exploit variations in plan policy. Canada, with its universal health insurance, public drug benefit plans, and population-based linked healthcare databases, is an ideal setting for such research. Here we describe our initial experience in collaborating with researchers and drug plan managers in British Columbia and Ontario.
Paterson JM, Laupacis A, Bassett K, Anderson GM; BC-Ontario Pharmacosurveillance for Decision-Making Collaborative. Health Aff. 2006; 25(5):1436-43.
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