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The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy surveys fill important information gaps by polling patients and providers in a number of developed countries.

The 2016 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey focused on the experiences of the general population (adults 18 and older) in 11 developed countries.

This report and data tables compare leading causes of premature death due to cancer, heart disease, stroke and external causes, over a 50-year period, in 18 high-income countries.

Infographic showing that the hospitalization gap for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) by income has widened over time.

Summary of presentations and discussions from the 2015 AVÐÇÇò PROMs Forum.

Background information on PROMs, including Canadian and international PROMs programs and considerations for implementing PROMs.

Detailed description of data elements by fiscal year.

Comparing countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development using selected health care indicators, including disease prevalence, mortality and risk factors, quality of care, access to care and costs.

The Commonwealth Fund’s International Health Policy surveys fill important information gaps by polling patients and providers in a number of developed countries.

Patient safety is an important issue in Canadian health care. This series includes a collection of reports and resources AVÐÇÇò has produced on this topic.