Child and youth health: Education resources

Through our Learning Centre, CIHI provides opportunities for health professionals to understand our evolving reporting systems and the application of our standards, data and analytics. We offer many courses and resources for a variety of audiences, including clinicians, assessors, data submitters and analysts, decision-makers, policy planners and researchers.

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Resources offered through CIHI include the following:

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Case mix

  • Resource collection
  • Published
Case-mix grouping methodologies help health care facilities plan and manage their services.

Canadian MIS Database (CMDB) User Guide (PDF)

  • User guide
  • Published
​The CMDB User Guide provides information on the composition, processing and use of data from the Canadian Management Information System (MIS) Database (CMDB).

Population Grouping Methodology in Action (PDF)

  • Information sheet
  • Published
​​This information sheet highlights the main applications of CIHI’s population grouping methodology using chronic health conditions as an example.

Predicting Risk of Hospitalization for COVID-19 (PDF)

  • Information sheet
  • Published
This information sheet outlines a new model to help identify those at the highest risk of hospitalization for severe respiratory illnesses (e.g., pneumonia) and COVID-19.

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