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Stakeholder client data standard. Version 1.4.2

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2013 Data standard definition for the collection of client data elements in the context of the Alberta Provincial Client Registry (PCR) - the provincial identity management application used to... More ≫

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2013 Data standard definition for the collection of client data elements in the context of the Alberta Provincial Client Registry (PCR) - the provincial identity management application used to manage and identify client demographics for Alberta health system stakeholders.

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Health trends in Alberta : a working document

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A sound understanding of trends in health is an essential part of setting goals and priorities for health systems and for publicly-funded programs that support health and well being. In turn,... More ≫

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A sound understanding of trends in health is an essential part of setting goals and priorities for health systems and for publicly-funded programs that support health and well being. In turn, setting goals and priorities is critical to ensuring accountability and continuous improvement within health systems. The main objectives of this resource is to provide an overview of selected health trends including demographics, health status, health determinants, mortality, and communicable disease incidence from an Alberta perspective within a Canadian context. It also provides an overview of changes and expected trends over time.

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Population projections for Alberta and its health regions, 2006-2035

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This report provides an overview of the performance for the first two years of the projections presented in Population Projections for Alberta and its Health Regions, 2004 to 2033, as well as an... More ≫

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This report provides an overview of the performance for the first two years of the projections presented in Population Projections for Alberta and its Health Regions, 2004 to 2033, as well as an updated series of projections for the years 2006 to 2035. The new population projections were updated using revised estimates of migration and fertility, while the survival rates used in calculating the population projections from 2004 to 2033 were used again.

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Population projections for Alberta and its health regions, 2004-2033

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This report presents population projections for Alberta and its nine health regions for the years 2004 to 2033. The methodology used to develop these projections has gone through several... More ≫

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This report presents population projections for Alberta and its nine health regions for the years 2004 to 2033. The methodology used to develop these projections has gone through several modifications since the previous population projections for 2000 to 2030. In addition, this is the first time projections have been developed since the reduction in the number of health regions from 17 to nine.

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Stakeholder demographic data standard. Version 2.2

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2003 Data standard applied to the Alberta Health central repository/directory for person information and identification. All other applications will use this standard when exchanging demographic... More ≫

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2003 Data standard applied to the Alberta Health central repository/directory for person information and identification. All other applications will use this standard when exchanging demographic data with the repository, wherever stakeholder information is being collected, stored, or exchanged.

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Population projections for Alberta and its health regions, 2000-2030

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This report presents population projections for Alberta and its health regions for the time period 2000 to 2030. The model developed in previous reports was applied to population figures derived... More ≫

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This report presents population projections for Alberta and its health regions for the time period 2000 to 2030. The model developed in previous reports was applied to population figures derived from the Alberta Health Insurance Plan Stakeholder registry, with adjustments made to the previous model to account for recent high migration to three health regions: Calgary Regional Health Authority, Capital Health Authority, and David Thompson Health Authority.

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