Evidence, interpretation and the questions that can help turn local information into better planning conversations.
What an Illinois public-health experience teaches us about pairing neighbourhood-level evidence with resident insight and action-oriented planning.
Read the story →A location record is not the same as an available appointment, a reachable service, or an unmet health need.
Read the explainer →Citywide averages can hide the differences that matter most for planning. Here is what one Illinois example shows, and what it cannot tell us about Toronto.
Read the data carefully →Describe your geography and objective. AQIMERYL can review what public evidence is available before proposing a scoped Evidence Brief.
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