Shared ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Priorities indicators, June 2024
The Canadian Institute for ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Information (CIHI) is pleased to share the new set of common indicators to measure progress in 4 shared priority areas of our health systems: primary health care; health workforce and surgeries; mental health and substance use; and electronic health information. ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨led a collaborative and rigorous process to support the selection of indicators, bringing in perspectives of system experts, patient partners and the Canadian public. The list of indicators was endorsed by governments across the country.
This milestone reflects a significant commitment to enhancing quality of health care and outcomes across Canada. It sets a common foundation for monitoring and for keeping Canadians up to date on the positive changes they want to see in Canada’s health care systems.
ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨will work with governments, data partners and other relevant stakeholders to leverage respective strengths and expertise to develop and report on the common set of indicators.
Primary health care
- Canadians With a Regular ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Provider
- Canadians Who Reported Being Able to See a ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Provider When They Were Sick or Concerned (On the Same Day or Next Day)
- Canadians With Access to a Primary Care ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Team
- Canadians Who Were Satisfied or Very Satisfied With the Wait Time to Access a ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Provider When They Were Sick or Concerned
- Canadians Who Reported Being Treated With Dignity and Respect Regarding Culture, Language, Gender and Sexual Orientation by a ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Provider
- Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions Hospitalizations
ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ workforce and surgeries
- Family Physicians Entering and Leaving the Workforce
- Nurse Practitioners Entering and Leaving the Workforce
- Nurses Entering and Leaving the Workforce
- Annual Change in Surgical Volumes Since Start of COVID-19 Pandemic
- Joint Replacement Wait Times
- Hip Fracture Surgery Within 48 Hours
- Overtime Hours Worked by Nurses in Hospital
Mental health and substance use
- Canadians With a Mental ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Disorder Who Have an Unmet Need for Mental ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Care
- Youth Age 12 to 25 Who Accessed Integrated Youth Services for Mental ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨, Substance Use and Well-Being Support
- Wait Times for Community Mental ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Counselling
- Wait Times for Substance Use Services
- Follow-Up After a Hospital Stay for Mental ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ or Substance Use
Electronic health information
- Canadians Who Access ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Records Electronically
- ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Providers Who Share Patient ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Information Electronically
- ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Providers Routinely Using ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Information Being Shared Electronically From Other Settings
- Digital ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Literacy Among Canadians
- Digital ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Literacy Among Providers
ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨will also support work to select and develop a further set of indicators in the areas of aging with dignity and Indigenous cultural safety.
Updates on Shared ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Priorities indicators will be released in the fall of 2024, so stay with us.
How to cite:
Canadian Institute for ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Information. Shared ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨ Priorities indicators, June 2024. Accessed December 21, 2024.
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