Publications

Perinatal breastfeeding data standard. Version 1.0

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2009 data standard for the collection of accurate breastfeeding data in the province of Alberta. It will be used to standardize data capture and develop strategies for quality improvements of... More ≫

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2009 data standard for the collection of accurate breastfeeding data in the province of Alberta. It will be used to standardize data capture and develop strategies for quality improvements of clinical practices.

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Perinatal postpartum depression data standard. Version 1.0

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2009 data standard to facilitate provincial reporting and tracking of postpartum depression (PPD). The data collected will enhance screening, assessment, the ability to identify gaps in service,... More ≫

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2009 data standard to facilitate provincial reporting and tracking of postpartum depression (PPD). The data collected will enhance screening, assessment, the ability to identify gaps in service, referral and follow up, and informed decision-making.

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Perinatal health program data standard. Version 1.1

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2009 Data standard definition for the data set and structured data model defining a consolidated common data repository of the Alberta Perinatal Health Program (APHP). APHP was established to... More ≫

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2009 Data standard definition for the data set and structured data model defining a consolidated common data repository of the Alberta Perinatal Health Program (APHP). APHP was established to provide an integrated provincial program with a vision to achieve the optimal level of health for expectant mothers and their infants.

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Double balloon endoscopy\enteroscopy (DBE) for the diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the small intestine

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Double balloon endoscopy/ enteroscopy (DBE) is a non-surgical approach that provides access to the entire inner mucosal surface of the small intestine for endoscopic visual examination, biopsy and... More ≫

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Double balloon endoscopy/ enteroscopy (DBE) is a non-surgical approach that provides access to the entire inner mucosal surface of the small intestine for endoscopic visual examination, biopsy and treatment. DBE is being heralded as a breakthrough technology because accessing the deep small intestine endoscopically has largely been unsuccessful by conventional approaches. The purpose of this study was to to review the safety, efficacy and effectiveness of DBE and examine the potential social, fiscal and economic impact should it become a publicly funded health service in Alberta.

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Health annual report [1999]

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Annual report for the ministry of Alberta Health of the province of Alberta.

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HIV/AIDS in Alberta : epidemiologic report to December 1997

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The report is presented in three parts. The first section defines HIV/AIDS terminology and discusses limitations of the data. The second section describes AIDS surveillance in the province and... More ≫

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The report is presented in three parts. The first section defines HIV/AIDS terminology and discusses limitations of the data. The second section describes AIDS surveillance in the province and provides an overview of the AIDS epidemic in Alberta. Similarly, the third section describes HIV surveillance and provides an overview of HIV in the province.

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Population projections for Alberta and its health regions : models and methods

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Population projections for Alberta and its 17 health regions (1996 boundaries) were developed for the years 1996 to 2016. This report presents detailed technical information about the development... More ≫

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Population projections for Alberta and its 17 health regions (1996 boundaries) were developed for the years 1996 to 2016. This report presents detailed technical information about the development of the projections, including the statistical models underlying the projections for mortality, fertility, and migration.

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Preliminary compatibility studies of G.C.O.S. sand tailings pond water with Athabasca River

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GCOS requested permission to discharge effluent from the sands tailings pond at the Fort McMurray site into the Athabasca River during periods of high river flow. GCOS outlined the events which... More ≫

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GCOS requested permission to discharge effluent from the sands tailings pond at the Fort McMurray site into the Athabasca River during periods of high river flow. GCOS outlined the events which made this request necessary in order that an adequate base be developed for a stable 200 foot dike.

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