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This report outlines a new methodology that uses administrative data to estimate physical resources and that is tested on the operating room setting.

Follow-up with a physician after hospitalization, variation in follow-up rates and potential factors.

This study estimates how many patients who die in Canadian hospitals are clinically eligible to be organ donors, and how effectively they are converted into actual donors.

Emergency departments give priority to those patients with critical or emergency needs who require timely and highly skilled care.

The number of bariatric surgeries performed in Canadian hospitals has nearly quadrupled since 2006–2007.

Examines the state of bariatric surgery in Canada.

Comparing countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development using selected health care indicators, including disease prevalence, mortality and risk factors, quality of care, access to care and costs.

Detailed description of data elements by fiscal year.

This report focuses on disparities in primary health care by examining differences in access, use and appropriateness of primary health care for Canadians who have ambulatory care sensitive conditions.

A study of factors influencing health costs, including public-sector health spending and issues to monitor in the future.