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Minister for Health enables secure access to COVID-19 Data Research Hub
Today, Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly TD, has launched an initiative to facilitate safe and secure access to COVID-19 data for valid health research purposes. The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has been maintaining a COVID-19 Data Research Hub since April 2020. To date this data has been used solely by a sub-group of the National Public Health Emergency Team to conduct statistical analysis on healthcare data. Now, in partnership with the CSO and the Health Research Board (HRB), an application process has been put in place to enable registered researchers to apply to access the data for research purposes. A series of safeguards have been put in place to protect patient privacy under stringent and transparent rules while advancing our understanding of COVID-19 for the benefit of people’s health, patient care as well as health care policy and planning. Following a rigo ....
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Article content She lived with a killer for a decade and yet never suspected a thing. Ken Jessop still finds it hard to believe even after Heather Hoover recently broke her silence and spoke to CBC News about her ex-husband Calvin Hoover. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or MANDEL: Did Christine Jessop s killer strike again? Back to video After 36 painful years, Jessop finally learned in October that Hoover, a family friend, had been identified by Toronto Police as the man who abducted and murdered his little sister, Christine. But he would never have to answer for his horrendous crime. He had taken his own life in 2015. ....
Photograph By Canadian Press In response to Mr. Mullen s advocacy of the death penalty, a couple of things must be remembered before jumping on this bandwagon. First, since 1973, there have been over 140 innocent death row inmates exonerated and freed in the U.S. One has to wonder how many of the 1,400 inmates executed in the US over the past four decades were actually innocent. In Canada, one has only to look at David Milgard, Thomas Sophonow, and Guy Paul Morin, to name but a few, that would have been wrongly executed if Canada had the death penalty. While names like Pickton and Olson are freely used by death penalty advocates, do we want the collateral damage of our quest for revenge to be the execution of innocent Canadians? I think not. ....