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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Healthcare Analytics

Background:

Healthcare leaders in Canada are investigating artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to modernize the healthcare system.
A comprehensive overview of the current status of healthcare analytics in major Canadian hospitals and public health agencies is presented.

Purpose of the Study:

To summarize the current state of healthcare analytics across Canada.
To identify opportunities for collaboration in advanced analytics and the adoption of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Main Methods:

The report presents information on investment levels, data governance maturity, and analytics talent.
It also details the tools and models currently being utilized nationwide.

Main Results:

Findings indicate a need for increased collaboration in advanced analytics.
There is an opportunity to adopt emerging artificial intelligence technologies within the healthcare sector.

Conclusions:

Recommendations are provided to facilitate the adoption of AI and advanced analytics in Canada.
The ultimate goals are to enhance the patient experience and improve health outcomes for Canadians.