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As part of our accredited, interactive webinar series, HDC hosted a great session last week where we demonstrated how healthcare providers can use HDC Discover to gain a broader perspective on diabetes in practice. Diabetes is often related to additional health issues, including obesity and hypertension. Using HDC Discover, healthcare providers can compare the prevalence of diabetes to other clinical measures. They

The Health Data Coalition was delighted to both support and take part in OSCARCON in beautiful Victoria, BC over the weekend of June 22-23, 2019. In collaboration with the Practice Support Program, HDC supported workshops on Panel Management with our application HDC Discover – an application that facilitates learning and collaboration with physician colleagues. Enrolled

As work begins around the province to create Primary Care Networks (PCN), it’s becoming increasingly important for Divisions of Family Practice to gather patient data to identify the health care needs of their communities. Population health data plays an important role in the process of applying for funding and allocating resources, whether the data is

An interactive update on the growth of BC’s physician-led data sharing network for members of HDC. Divisions of Family Practice form the corporate membership of the HDC and this event will be of interest to Divisional staff, Medical Directors, PCN team leads, and engagement managers. Get updated on access for your TELUS and Intrahealth EMR

Call for Board of Director Nominations The Health Data Coalition Board of Directors invites nominations for election to four upcoming vacancies for Board Directors. This is your chance to contribute to the future of healthcare through leadership of a physician-governed not for profit organization. We envision a system where health data is shared and transformed

Dr Lawrence Yang grew up in Surrey, not far from the Whalley area where he now practices at Gateway Medical Centre. There he sees a historically underserved population of patients – ranging from refugees, to those with mental health issues and drug addictions. It’s a particularly challenging environment in which to practice. Dr Yang’s unwavering