Most metrics are currently available by profession and province and territory. Data on the number of providers per 10,000 population are additionally reported at the health region level. Future updates to the dashboards will expand the number of metrics available at the health region level, and we continue to explore opportunities for even deeper granularity. We recognize visibility at every level is important and will have a place on our larger dashboard roadmap where possible.
We acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional territories of many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We are grateful to the people who have cared for the land for centuries and the current stewards who care for it today. We recognize and celebrate the strength and resilience of Indigenous health workers, and we embrace the opportunity to work closely together to advance cultural safety for those who provide care and those we care for.
Health Workforce Canada was established in 2023 to strengthen health workforce data and planning to ensure health workers are there to provide the care people need.
We bring people together to identify what works and what doesn’t in health workforce data, planning, policy and care. Through our efforts, we are contributing to a cost-effective and sustainable health care system.
