ACES provides real-time epidemiological surveillance for Ontario. The application is for registered users only, but several ACES data products are available here.
The Automated Opioid News Event-based Surveillance system (AONES) is a near real-time tool that uses artificial intelligence to identify opioid-related news articles and extract information related to the unregulated drug supply. The goal of AONES is to supplement traditional epidemiological surveillance systems and improve situational awareness of the drug toxicity crisis.
The Shared Health Equity Dashboard (SHED) is a collaboration between three local public health agencies in southeastern Ontario. Its purpose is to allow users to interact with population health data to identify gaps in health between groups of people defined by certain social characteristics.
KFLA Public Health's Knowledge Management Division conducts a broad range of research activities related to public health and clinical research.