To achieve this mission, ICES collaborates with data custodians, government, policymakers, health system stakeholders, the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, members of the public, and First Nations, Inuit, and Métis organizations and communities to expand the scope and impact of ICES’ health services analytics and research. [...] I am particularly the tangible impacts of ICES research and analytics on the lives proud of the many examples of research and analytics having of our community. [...] For these interviews, participants spoke about the relationship How this work is having an impact: communities, opioid addiction is often the result of individual, between addiction, individual trauma, and the impacts of collective, and intergenerational trauma, and those same intergenerational trauma related to the residential school communities hold the knowledge and solutions to support experie. [...] • One First Nation used the data to obtain funding to Serene Kerpan and Jennifer Walker, communities aimed to expand their community-based healing, treatment, and learn more about the impact of prenatal opioid exposure on Despite the challenges, the findings underscore the many recovery programs and services. [...] We would also like to extend our gratitude to our federal and provincial partners and stakeholders, for the opportunity to collaborate and expand the scope and impact of our research and analytics.
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