This map displays where Nova Scotians can find AEDs (automatic external defibrillators). This map lists both public AEDs and AEDs for medical first responders (MFR). A more recent map may be viewable on the NSGI site.

The map is intended for public awareness, to help plan and prepare for a potential cardiac arrest and to increase the availability of AEDs in our communities. It is not intended to be relied upon for emergency response or ongoing administration of AED programs. Use the dataset entirely at your own risk.

The information in the map is provided voluntarily by AED owners. EHS and GeoNova have tried to ensure that the information on the map is accurate, but we don’t guarantee that any AED listed is:
• still located at the location shown
• available for emergency response
• working

AEDs shown on the map may not be available for public use outside of the locations shown. To access or use an AED, you might need approval from the owner or their designate.

EHS Nova Scotia Volunteer AED locations dataset includes the following data fields: Number of AEDs, Location, Address, AED Type

Emergency Department closure hours by zone, facility, and facility type. Includes the following data fields: Year, Zone, Type, Site, Temporary, Scheduled, Total

Emergency Department closure hours by zone, facility, and facility type. Includes the following data fields: Year, Zone, Type, Site, Temporary, Scheduled, Total

The Emergency Health Services data set includes various service-related metrics and indicators related to the Emergency Health Services (EHS). This data includes measures for the number of 911 calls that EHS respond to, the average EHS response time (in minutes), and the average offload time (in minutes).

The Hospital Services Volumes dataset includes various service-related metrics and indicators related to the service volumes in the hospitals of Nova Scotia Health and the IWK. The data is collected from multiple sources within the health system, including Hospital Inpatient, Emergency, and Surgical Databases. Measures included in this dataset include emergency visits, emergency visit triage score (CTAS), patient admissions, patient discharges, and surgeries completed. The data is aggregated and anonymized to ensure privacy and does not contain any personally identifiable health information. This data set is used to build the Action for Health Public Reporting and the goal of this project is to provide accessible healthcare information to the general public, researchers, and analysts in order to improve understanding and foster improvements in the healthcare system in Nova Scotia.

The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription drugs becomes a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a valid Nova Scotia Health Card.
This dataset lists the summary payment and utilization of the program by health management zone for multiple fiscal years.

The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription drugs becomes a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a valid Nova Scotia Health Card.
This dataset lists the summary payment and utilization of the program by health management zone for multiple fiscal years.

The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription drugs becomes a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a valid Nova Scotia Health Card.
This dataset lists the summarized payment and utilization of the program for multiple fiscal years.

The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription drugs becomes a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a valid Nova Scotia Health Card.
This dataset lists the payment and utilization of the program by Age Group and Sex.

The Nova Scotia Family Pharmacare Program is a provincial drug insurance plan designed to help Nova Scotians with the cost of their prescription drugs. The Program offers protection against drug costs for families who have no drug coverage or if the cost of the prescription drugs becomes a financial burden to them. The Program is available to all Nova Scotians with a valid Nova Scotia Health Card.
This dataset lists the summarized payment and utilization of the program for multiple fiscal years.