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This information sheet outlines a new model to help identify those at the highest risk of hospitalization for severe respiratory illnesses (e.g., pneumonia) and COVID-19.

COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) coding directions for completion of interRAI assessments used in continuing care and long-term care settings, home care, and inpatient mental health facilities.

Get a summary of the key findings in CIHI's report Dementia in Canada . 

Seniors living with dementia spend more time in the emergency department and have higher rates of hospitalization than other Canadians 65 and older, CIHI analysis shows.

An analysis of the extent to which do-not-hospitalize and do-not-resuscitate advance directives are in place in Canada’s continuing care setting (data tables).

This indicator looks at how many long-term care residents have developed or have not improved from a respiratory condition.

​These tables contain long-term care (LTC) data on COVID-19 cases, deaths and changes in resident care in Canada.

​​HCRS Quick Stats provide a profile of clients in home care in 2021-2022.

​HCRS Quick Stats provide a profile of clients in home care in 2020–2021.

HCRS Quick Stats provide a profile of clients who received long-term home care services from publicly funded programs in participating jurisdictions in 2019-2020.

These data tables provide a profile of residents of submitting residential care (commonly known as long-term care homes) and hospital-based continuing care facilities in 2022–2023.

These data tables provide a profile of residents of submitting residential care (commonly known as long-term care homes) and hospital-based continuing care facilities in 2021–2022.

Get a snapshot of the impact of COVID-19 on health care systems in Canada.

​​This document provides an overview of CIHI’s Population Grouping Methodology and its clinical and predictive outputs.

An analysis of the extent to which do-not-hospitalize and do-not-resuscitate advance directives are in place in Canada’s continuing care setting.

The data content standard defines the data elements and value sets necessary for connected care.

This resource document provides guidelines on how to use the Resource Utilization Groups version III Plus (RUG-III Plus) case-mix system for organizational decision support.

In this episode of the CHIP, we discuss hospital harm and the overwhelming workload of health care workers across Canada.

Provides a summary of the Resource Utilization Groups version III Plus (RUG-III Plus) grouping methodology.