The Canadian Personalized Healthcare Innovation Network (CPHIN) is a non-profit organization who wants to bring the healthcare system together to leverage trusted data and improve health outcomes for Canadians.

The Founding Members of CPHIN are the University of Waterloo, Roche Canada, Amgen, and Janssen. CPHIN partners with healthcare institutions

No. CPHIN is a not-for-profit that partners with entities in both the public and private sectors.

CPHIN aims to co-create a data-driven healthcare system that will accelerate personalized healthcare for Canadians.

By transforming healthcare system to be more data-driven, patients will receive better, more tailored treatments from both rural and urban regions in Canada. Patients and doctors will be able to make informed, data-driven decisions about healthcare.

Health data is governed by PIPEDA federally and by provincial privacy laws. Each province and territory has different personal information and personal health information laws that govern these data.

These laws dictate how health data is retained, logged, handled, and disclosed.

If an organization would like to support CPHIN, they can write a letter of support or discuss partnership opportunities.

If an individual is supportive of CPHIN, they can contact their elected representatives and tell them that they should support the development of CPHIN and its goal to transform the healthcare system.

Contact info@CPHIN.ca for more information.

CPHIN Members and Partners can propose programs. Contact info@CPHIN.ca for more information.