Health data
Access open health data and reports to support research, planning and decision-making. Open data is information anyone can use, reuse and share. It’s provided in structured formats to make it easier to work with. All open health data is de-identified before it's available to the public, meaning personal details are removed.
eHealth Saskatchewan open data
eHealth Saskatchewan shares health data with authorized users, including health system partners, researchers and the public. Personal health information is collected, used, and shared in line with Saskatchewan’s Health Information Protection Act (HIPA).
Birth and baby name data
Open data reports are provided by eHealth Saskatchewan for personal interest, population tracking, and to help people better understand health and vital statistics trends in Saskatchewan.
eHealth open data
See an high-level overview of births, marriages and deaths in Saskatchewan.
The most popular names given to babies born in Saskatchewan from 2008 onward.
Number of births in Saskatchewan by the age of the person giving birth.
Number of births by location in Saskatchewan.
Number of marriages by location in Saskatchewan.
Number of marriages by date and age of partners.
Number of deaths in Saskatchewan over time.
Information on deaths in Saskatchewan, including leading causes of death.
Number of deaths by location in Saskatchewan.
Specialist Directory & other open data sites
Saskatchewan’s Specialist Directory helps you find information about surgeons and surgical wait times. Patients and family doctors can use the directory to compare surgical options and find a surgeon who best meets the patient’s needs. It can also help patients who are willing to travel to find a location where they may be able to have surgery sooner.
The Specialist Directory includes about 200 surgeons and 2,600 procedures. It is updated every week.
Saskatchewan’s Specialist Directory helps you find information about surgeons and surgical wait times.
CIHI provides health data and information from across Canada. This information helps health organizations, governments and care providers make informed decisions to improve health care, health system performance and the health of Canadians.
Statistics Canada is the national statistical office. The agency ensures Canadians have the key information on Canada's economy, society and environment that they require to function effectively as citizens and decision makers.
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eHealth Saskatchewan provides health data and analytics for researchers, students and health system partners.
Understand your responsibilities when handling personal health information.
Learn how your information is collected, used and protected:
- why we collect your information
- who can see it
- how we keep it safe