Who We Support
We work alongside primary care providers to make health data actionable and meaningful.
FAMILY PHYSICIANS
Harness data to improve patient care, streamline workflows, and inform clinical decisions.
NURSE PRACTITIONERS
Provide tools and resources to make practice data accessible and useful, supporting evidence-based practice and collaborative care models.
DIVISIONS OF FAMILY PRACTICE
Strengthen local health systems through data-driven planning and quality improvement.
It’s all about supporting you, your practice and the patients in your community.
The HDC partners with clinicians and organizations across British Columbia to make health data meaningful, actionable, and secure. Through the HDC Discover application clinicians can use insights from their practice to improve patient outcomes.
What’s New
HDC Discover offers flexible export capabilities to use exported charts and tables for conference presentations, team meetings, or collaborative discussions, without exposing sensitive or identifiable information. Under the Single Measure View, there are two distinct export options, each designed for a different purpose: This export option allows you to export different visualizations as an …
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April 13, 2026 Physicians work hard to improve care while navigating significant administrative load and burnout. Reimagining how we work and practicing continuous quality improvement is widely valued; however, it also requires time, energy, and a willingness to engage with data, even when there is limited capacity to act on what it reveals. This tension …
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By Dr. Cole Stanley On a grey mid-afternoon in British Columbia, a family doctor (we’ll call her Dr. J, a composite of many clinicians we’ve worked with) sat staring at a blank Quality Improvement (QI) form. It was the kind that many physicians …
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