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• Infoway.ca / Webinars

  Citizen Access to Personal Health Information: International Overview

  November 19, 2020 | 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. ET Citizens access to their personal health information (PHI) has become a common objective in many health care organizations and governments around the world. Countries are now realizing the benefits of their...
• Infoway.ca / Patient Perspectives

  Website Helps Canadians Understand Pathology Reports

  Have you ever received a pathology report from your doctor and wondered what everything meant? Did you go home and Google the medical terms? Were you frustrated that you couldn’t find what you were looking for, or that everything seemed to be intended...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Collaborating to Improve Access to Care for Canadians

  Canadians want better access to health care and services and they are keen to go online, from their mobile phones or other devices, to view lab test results and other personal health information.
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Valuing Canadians’ Secure Access to Their Health Information and Digital Health e-Services

  Personal health records and other e-services provide $106 to $134 million a year in value to the health care system. Download our study to learn more about the value of patient health records.
• Infoway.ca / Research

  Patient Access to their Health Information is Growing — but there is Still Work to be Done

  In 2014 Infoway published “ Understanding the Gap Between Desire for and Use of Consumer Health Solutions .” This analysis revealed that while eight in 10 Canadians wanted access to their personal health information, only four per cent had accessed it...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Patient Access to Their Health Information — How Far Have We Come?

  Imagine making a budget without access to your financial information. Or navigating an unfamiliar city without a map. Or baking a cake without measuring cups and spoons. For the many Canadians with limited or no access to their health information...
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Health Care Delivery and Access to Lab Results in Jurisdictions During COVID-19

  The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of health care delivery in Canada. Jurisdictions have promptly responded and have shifted health care delivery from in-person to virtual, enabling patients and physicians to safely connect at a distance to...
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Access to Digital Health Services: 2019 Survey of Canadians Summary Report

  Infoway has been tracking specific aspects of digital health awareness, utilization and perceptions among Canadians annually since 2010 to better understand the Canadian digital health landscape. This report provides highlighted results from the 2019...
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Quantifying the Benefits of Patient Access to their Own Health Information

  Canadians are increasingly interested in accessing their own personal health information (PHI) and medical information, but many have still yet to do so. Learn more about the impact of patient access to their own PHI and the benefits for health care...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Patients Need Access to their Health Information

  I’ve been a practising physician for 10 years and, as a clinician, I’ve always understood the importance of giving patients access to their health information. A recent experience helped me see things from the patient’s point of view, making me even...
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health Learning

  Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Across Canada

  Learn about data privacy laws and the steps to request access or corrections to your health data.
• Infoway.ca / Access to Care

  The Right Data, the Right Decisions: Why Patients Need Access to Their Health Information

  When it comes to health, little things can catch us by surprise. During a recent chat, my colleague Katie related, “I was hiking last summer when I cut myself on dirty metal. Just a random accident, my hand hit a railing wrong.”
• Infoway.ca / 2025 Announcements

  Canadians Embrace Digital Health and Demand Greater Access to Health Information: 2024 Canadian Digital Health Survey Results Released

  May 28, 2025 (TORONTO) – Canada Health Infoway has released the results of its 2024 Canadian Digital Health Survey , revealing a strong and growing desire among Canadians for a more connected and accessible health system, where digital tools and timely...
• Infoway.ca / Webinars

  2023 Canadian Digital Health Survey Webinar Series: Patient Access to their Health Information
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health Learning

  Personal Health information: Where it is Stored and How Can I Access it

  You always have the right to access your health records. Learn where your personal health information is stored, how to access it and how to request corrections to it.
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  Who has Access to What? Adolescent Access to Personal Health Information

  A lot of organizations are interested in giving people more access to their health information and they are building portals and apps so people can have that access.
• Infoway.ca / Benefits Evaluation

  Impacts of Direct Patient Access to Laboratory Results – Final Report

  This study examines the impact of providing patients with direct access to their lab results as soon as they are available. The findings include improved satisfaction, more timely access, no increase in anxiety, and fewer calls to physician offices....
• Accelerō / Initiatives

  Patient Access to Electronic Health Data

  Patient access to health information is transforming the way individuals engage with their healthcare. With the ability to securely access digital health records, patients can better understand their health, track progress, and make informed decisions....
• Infoway.ca / Digital Health

  What Canadians Think about Adolescents Accessing their Electronic Personal Health Information

  As a parent of adolescents, naturally I was curious about the topic at hand — providing adolescents with access to their electronic personal health information (PHI); and I wondered about the perceptions of others in Canada as well. For me, the question...
• PrescribeIT

  PrescribeIT Information Security Policy

  This policy provides a security framework that will ensure the protection of personal information from unauthorized access, loss or damage.

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