Discussion · Government Orders
Jean-Yves Duclos Liberal
“I want to ask the member a question. Does she have real-life examples of how sharing health data can improve care and save lives?”
“Mr. Speaker, I want to commend our colleague for her speech. She obviously demonstrated her deep experience and knowledge of how a modern health care system should work, including in her community. It is very clear from what she has said that she really believes in the value of health data to provide better services to Canadians in her community in particular. Does she have practical experience with respect to the ways in which access to data can improve quality of care and perhaps even save lives?”
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Mr. Speaker, I want to commend our colleague for her speech. She obviously demonstrated her deep experience and knowledge of how a modern health care system should work, including in her community. It is very clear from what she has said that she really believes in the value of health data to provide better services to Canadians in her community in particular. Does she have practical experience with respect to the ways in which access to data can improve quality of care and perhaps even save lives?