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Canada Health Infoway · Care continuity
What connected care means for Canada
Canadian perspectives on how information sharing can support safer and more coordinated care.
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Bringing connected care to Canadians
A non-profit health information organization explains the role of connected health systems.
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Implementing primary health care: WHO primer
WHO experts explain how to strengthen primary health care and move from principles to practical delivery.
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