The phrase "data across provinces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or statistics that are collected or analyzed from different provinces.
Example: "The research team gathered data across provinces to understand regional differences in healthcare access."
Alternatives: "information from various provinces" or "statistics spanning multiple provinces."
Comparisons of data across three provinces of the selected time-to-care intervals identified several important differences related to treatment and access that require further attention.
Two data sources with comparable data across all provinces and territories were used to provide descriptive information and calculate injury rates: hospital discharge data for bicycling injuries; and national health survey data for bicycling trips.
In summary, production of standardized "wait-time" data across Canadian provinces will allow identification at the national level of problems which facilitate solutions and changes to current resource allocation and overall system improvements.
The purpose of this study was to assess whether or not the change in coding classification had an impact on diagnosis and comorbidity coding in hospital discharge data across Canadian provinces.
These individuals spoke local languages and possessed many of the socio-cultural characteristics of the target population, which helped ensure high quality data across the diverse provinces.
Second, H5N1 outbreak information was collected from a passive surveillance system, and data quality varied significantly across provinces.
The provincial 2004 colorectal and lung cancer data are used to illustrate across-province comparisons.
The provincial 2004 colorectal and lung cancer data were used to illustrate across-province comparisons for the selected time-to-care intervals.
Data also indicate high heterogeneity across provinces: rates for Argentina's northeast region are nearly equal to those in Sub-Saharan Africa, as it can be observed in Fig. 2.
We also quantified the extent of spatial autocorrelation in mortality data across the 49 Spanish provinces using Moran's I statistic [ 33] with a nearest-neighbor spatial mixing matrix [ 37].
