HDRN Canada

Data Services currently supports public sector researchers. Some of the associated data centres can support private sector requests outside the Data Services network - contact services@hdrn.ca if you are interested in private sector research.

The Data Assets Inventory lists the data assets held by HDRN Canada Member Organizations. These can be requested through Data Services by completing an intake form.

Through the intake form on the Data Services site. If you are not ready to submit a request but have questions, the Data Services team can be contacted directly.

Multi-regional data from pan-Canadian data holdings hosted at the Canadian Institute for Health Information and Statistics Canada can be accessed in one place through those two organizations. Regional data can be accessed via Data Services according to each Member Organization's policies for distributed data analyses.

Data Services does not charge a fee to submit data requests through its portal. Fees are charged by HDRN Canada Member Organizations according to their individual cost recovery processes.

HDRN Canada can provide a general letter of support where the proposed project aligns with its objectives, and can provide cost and feasibility estimates for accessing data. Both require researchers to create a Data Services account and submit an intake form.

The data are stored, processed and administered by HDRN Canada Member Organizations, which include data centres across Canada. Data Services acts as a facilitator that receives and coordinates requests; data are never sold, exchanged or transferred to Data Services, which never has access to the data itself.

Data Services currently supports public sector researchers. Some of the associated data centres can support private sector requests outside the Data Services network - contact services@hdrn.ca if you are interested in private sector research.

The Data Assets Inventory lists the data assets held by HDRN Canada Member Organizations. These can be requested through Data Services by completing an intake form.

Through the intake form on the Data Services site. If you are not ready to submit a request but have questions, the Data Services team can be contacted directly.

Multi-regional data from pan-Canadian data holdings hosted at the Canadian Institute for Health Information and Statistics Canada can be accessed in one place through those two organizations. Regional data can be accessed via Data Services according to each Member Organization's policies for distributed data analyses.

Data Services does not charge a fee to submit data requests through its portal. Fees are charged by HDRN Canada Member Organizations according to their individual cost recovery processes.

HDRN Canada can provide a general letter of support where the proposed project aligns with its objectives, and can provide cost and feasibility estimates for accessing data. Both require researchers to create a Data Services account and submit an intake form.

Data Services currently supports public sector researchers. Some of the associated data centres can support private sector requests outside the Data Services network - contact services@hdrn.ca if you are interested in private sector research.

The Data Assets Inventory lists the data assets held by HDRN Canada Member Organizations. These can be requested through Data Services by completing an intake form.

Through the intake form on the Data Services site. If you are not ready to submit a request but have questions, the Data Services team can be contacted directly.

Multi-regional data from pan-Canadian data holdings hosted at the Canadian Institute for Health Information and Statistics Canada can be accessed in one place through those two organizations. Regional data can be accessed via Data Services according to each Member Organization's policies for distributed data analyses.

Data Services does not charge a fee to submit data requests through its portal. Fees are charged by HDRN Canada Member Organizations according to their individual cost recovery processes.

HDRN Canada can provide a general letter of support where the proposed project aligns with its objectives, and can provide cost and feasibility estimates for accessing data. Both require researchers to create a Data Services account and submit an intake form.

Data Services currently supports public sector researchers. Some of the associated data centres can support private sector requests outside the Data Services network - contact services@hdrn.ca if you are interested in private sector research.

The Data Assets Inventory lists the data assets held by HDRN Canada Member Organizations. These can be requested through Data Services by completing an intake form.

Through the intake form on the Data Services site. If you are not ready to submit a request but have questions, the Data Services team can be contacted directly.

Multi-regional data from pan-Canadian data holdings hosted at the Canadian Institute for Health Information and Statistics Canada can be accessed in one place through those two organizations. Regional data can be accessed via Data Services according to each Member Organization's policies for distributed data analyses.

Data Services does not charge a fee to submit data requests through its portal. Fees are charged by HDRN Canada Member Organizations according to their individual cost recovery processes.

HDRN Canada can provide a general letter of support where the proposed project aligns with its objectives, and can provide cost and feasibility estimates for accessing data. Both require researchers to create a Data Services account and submit an intake form.

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