Curated collection of research papers, datasets, reports, and educational resources about AI in Canadian healthcare.
Chen S., Wang L., Patel R. | 2025 | Research Paper
Comprehensive analysis of deep learning implementation across 47 Canadian hospitals for diagnostic imaging. Study documents accuracy improvements, workflow integration challenges, and clinical outcomes from AI-assisted radiology. Published in Canadian Medical Association Journal, this landmark study provides evidence-based guidance for AI adoption in medical imaging departments.
Statistics Canada | 2024 | Government Report
Official government analysis quantifying economic benefits of AI healthcare implementations across Canada. Report documents cost savings, efficiency gains, job market impacts, and return on investment for public healthcare system AI initiatives. Includes provincial comparisons and projections for future economic impact through 2030.
Martinez J., Thompson K. | 2025 | Research Paper
Machine learning models predicting patient deterioration, readmission risk, and treatment responses across Ontario hospitals. Study validates predictive accuracy, examines implementation barriers, and provides recommendations for clinical integration. Features case studies from University Health Network demonstrating real-world clinical impact.
Vector Institute | 2024 | Dataset
Anonymized collection of 50,000 medical images from Canadian hospitals with expert annotations for AI research. Includes chest X-rays, CT scans, and MRI studies across multiple anatomical regions and pathologies. Available to Canadian researchers through secure data access protocols ensuring patient privacy protection.
Canadian Medical Association | 2025 | Guidelines
Comprehensive ethical framework addressing physician responsibility, patient consent, algorithm transparency, bias mitigation, and accountability in AI-assisted healthcare. Provides practical guidance for clinicians integrating AI tools, emphasizing maintenance of professional judgment and patient-centered care principles.