Working Groups (List) | Networked Health

Working Groups

Our Working Groups are project-focused teams whose efforts are coordinated by one of the Networked Health Chapters. Any Networked Health member can join a working group that interests them, regardless of geographic location.

Chapter

Alberta

British Columbia

Ontario

Health Data Interoperability

Making sure your health information can move safely and efficiently between systems.

Alberta

Inter-jurisdictional Licensure

Helping health professionals provide cross-border care in a digital health system.

Alberta

Private Sector / Public Sector

Bringing together public and private health technology to support seamless, quality care.

Alberta

Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Collaboratively developing knowledge translations about Indigenous Data Sovereignty to enable implementation.

British Columbia

Health Data Journey Mapping

Generating Evidence to Advance Interoperability and Reduce Harm in Canadian Health Systems.

British Columbia

Health Data Related Harm

Measuring how poor data access, quality, or use causes harm.

Alberta

Virtual Care Equity

Designing virtual care that works for everyone, not just a few.

Alberta

Virtual Care Quality Evaluation

Measuring what does and doesn't work in virtual health care.

Alberta

Interoperability Maturity Model

Developing methodologies to assess levels of maturity of health data interoperability.

British Columbia

Response to Disconnected Care

British Columbia

Working Groups

Health Data Interoperability

Making sure your health information can move safely and efficiently between systems.

Inter-jurisdictional Licensure

Helping health professionals provide cross-border care in a digital health system.

Private Sector / Public Sector

Bringing together public and private health technology to support seamless, quality care.

Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Collaboratively developing knowledge translations about Indigenous Data Sovereignty to enable implementation.

Health Data Journey Mapping

Generating Evidence to Advance Interoperability and Reduce Harm in Canadian Health Systems.

Health Data Related Harm

Measuring how poor data access, quality, or use causes harm.

Virtual Care Equity

Designing virtual care that works for everyone, not just a few.

Virtual Care Quality Evaluation

Measuring what does and doesn't work in virtual health care.

Interoperability Maturity Model

Developing methodologies to assess levels of maturity of health data interoperability.

Response to Disconnected Care

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