No. The datasets that HDRN Canada Member Organizations work with do not include identifying information, and local data centres do not have the ability to identify you. Data that could directly identify you (e.g., name, date of birth, health card number, etc.) are separated from the data available to researchers and stored separately. Your local data centre cannot look up information about you or provide you with your own data. If you want to access your own health data, please contact your local data centre. Depending on the rules and processes of your province or territory, they may be able to put you in touch with one or more individual data providers (e.g., Ministry of Health).