Plenary session: Health administrative data

Auteurs: Paul A. Peters et Michael Tjepkema

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Résumé (anglais)

The 1991 Canadian census cohort: mortality and cancer follow-up is a new linked administrative data set available on a pilot basis in the RDCs. Paul A. Peters presents the rationale behind the creation of this data set, its main purposes, as well as its great research potential with examples from selected research results.

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Type	Vidéo
Auteur	Paul A. Peters et Michael Tjepkema
Année de pulication	2012
Titre	Plenary session: Health administrative data
Longueur	21:08
Langue de publication	Anglais
Presentateur	Paul A. Peters
Type de vidéo	Vidéo YouTube
Type de présentation	CRDCN 2012 National Conference Presentation
Date de la présentation	2012-10-24

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Données utilisées

Recensement de la population

Enquêtes transversales, Répété (1911 À 2021)

Recensement

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDR-Nouveau-Brunswick

UNB

CDR-Toronto

UTO