MOHS Strategy 4: Make data accessible, with due attention to quality, security and privacy protection, to support improved planning of patient care and clinical decision making by partners (e.g. Electronic Health Record; CDM registries; inter-provincial/national data collection standards and registries).

MOHS Strategy 5: Eliminate conflicting or unnecessary policies and regulations in policy manuals to ensure policy direction is clear and consistent.

MOHS Strategy 6: Align incentives to facilitate the achievement of expectations (e.g., incentives to retain and recruit rural/remote physicians).

MOHS Strategy 7: Ensure contract negotiations support strategic priorities and do not serve as a barrier to change.

Performance Measures:

MOHS – PM #4 (Relates to Strategy 4): Clients' and partners' ratings of data availability and usefulness in supporting planning and service delivery

Target 02/03: N/A

Target 03/04: TBD

Target 04/05: TBD

Target 05/06: TBD

MOHS – PM #5 (Relates to Strategy 5): Percentage of regulatory requirements reduced

Target 02/03: N/A

Target 03/04: Less than 5% reduction in regulations

Target 04/05: Further 20%reduction in regulations

Target 05/06: Completed

MOHS – PM #6 (Relates to Strategy 5): Number of redundant or unnecessary policies eliminated from policy manuals

Target 02/03: N/A

Target 03/04: TBD

Target 04/05: TBD

Target 05/06: TBD