Our Health,

Better care and decisions: When people are involved in their health data, it is more accurate and complete, which helps doctors make better diagnoses and treatment choices.

More control and privacy: Being actively involved lets you understand and decide who can see and use your health information, helping protect your privacy.

Protects your health story across every provider you see: Your health data follows you wherever you go, and when you stay involved, you ensure every doctor has the full, correct picture. This leads to safer care, fewer mistakes, and better outcomes over time.

YOUR RIGHTS

Understand how your health data is collected, used, and protected

YOUR VOICE

Engage and participate in policy discussions shaping the future of health data in Canada

YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Deliver accessible, practical resources to help people understand and navigate their rights, data, and policy opportunities

OurHealthData acknowledges that our work takes place across the ancestral lands of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples, and we honour their enduring relationships with these lands, waters, and communities. We recognize that the systems we benefit from today are rooted in histories that have not been equitable for all. As a national initiative, we are committed to learning from this past and supporting a more just and inclusive future. We view reconciliation as an ongoing responsibility and are dedicated to fostering relationships grounded in trust, accountability, and respect.

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