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1 Health Statistics Division
Overview of the Canadian Community Health Survey Annual Component Health Statistics Division Statistics Canada September, 2012 1

2 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada
Canadian Community Health Survey Started with Health Information Roadmap Governing committee – Health Canada, PHAC, STC Advisory Committee – Health Canada, PHAC, Provinces, Health Regions, CIHI Expert groups 2 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 2

3 Canadian Community Health Survey Program
How it’s organized Canadian Community Health Survey Program Annual Component Focus Content Component Special Projects 3 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 3

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CCHS survey program timeline Annual Component Cycle 1.1 2002 2003 Cycle 2.1 2004 2005 Cycle 3.1 2006 2007 CCHS 2007 2008 CCHS 2008 2009 CCHS 2009 2010 CCHS 2010 2011 CCHS 2011 2012 CCHS 2012 4 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 4

5 CCHS Annual survey program
CCHS Annual Component Content General health surveillance Sample size Starting in 2007: 65,000 respondents per year 2001, 2003, 2005: 130,000 respondents collected every second year Frequency Annual Geography Canada, provinces, territories and health regions Age groups 12+ 5

6 ANNUAL COMPONENT OVERVIEW Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) 6
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Objectives Health surveillance at the national, provincial and sub-provincial levels Analysis on small populations and rare characteristics  Readily available data to a diversified user community in a timely fashion Flexible survey instrument 7 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 7

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Design & Coverage Residents of private households aged 12 and over All provinces, territories, health regions Exclusions: Indian reserves institutions (health institutions, prisons, religious institutions, convents, etc.) members of Canadian Forces certain remote areas (northern Ontario and Québec) Coverage (general) ~98% of targeted population 8 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 8

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Sample From 2000 to 2005: 130,000 respondents every 2 years for 3 cycles: 2000/01, 2003, 2005 Starting in 2007 Sample of 65,000 respondents per year Six non-overlapping 2 months periods Representative of the Canadian population every 2 months, for all provinces Sample representative of each of the territories every year 9 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 9

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Dual household frames Household list: area frame from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) (40%) Telephone frame (59%) Canada phone directory Random digit dialing (RDD) (1%) 10 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 10

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Respondent selection and collection mode Respondents selected randomly from the household member list at the beginning of the survey Computer assisted interview Survey frame Collection mode Area frame Face-to-face Telephone Telephone frame 11 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 11

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Questionnaire Average interview time (45 min.) Content: Common annual Common 1 or 2 year Optional Rapid response 12 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 12

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Common annual content Stable content over time Asked of all respondents Average length ≈ 20 minutes Annual common content (≈ 20 minutes) 13 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 13

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Annual common content topics Alcohol Use Chronic Conditions Exposure to Second-hand Smoke Flu Shots Fruit and Vegetable Consumption General Health Health Care Utilization Pain and Discomfort Height and Weight Physical Activities Restrictions on Activities Smoking Administration Age Education Income Labour Force Sociodemographics Person most knowledgeable about household 14 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 14

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Common one year and two-year content Addresses different data needs Rotates every 1 year/2 years/4 years Asked of all respondents Average length ≈ 10 minutes 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 2 yr Common 2 yr Common 2 yr COMMON ANNUAL CONTENT (≈ 20 minutes) 15 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 15

16 Common one year and two-year content
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Health services access Measured height/weight Chronic conditions screening Health services access Health care utilization Economic burden Health services access Chronic conditions screening Healthy living Injuries and functional health Sexual behaviours Healthy living Mental well-being COMMON ANNUAL CONTENT (≈ 20 minutes) 16

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Common two-year content : Healthy Living & Mental Well-Being Sedentary Activities Food Security Maternal experiences: Breastfeeding Consultations about mental health Positive mental health 17 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 17

18 Percentage who were obese (self-reported), by age group and sex, household population aged 18 or older, Canada 2011 Age in years Source: 2011 Canadian Community Health Survey 18

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One year common content Chronic disease screening (2012) Mammography PAP Test Colorectal cancer screening Physical checkups Blood test Spirometry Health services access (2011) (Sub-sample) Access to health services Wait times 19 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 19

20 Optional content COMMON ANNUAL CONTENT Changes every year or two
Decided by provincial ministries of health and health regions Average length ≈ 10 minutes 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 2-yr Common 2-yr Common 2-yr COMMON ANNUAL CONTENT (≈ 20 minutes) Optional Y1-Y2 (10 minutes) Optional Y3-Y4 Optional Y5-Y6 20

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Optional content ≈ 70 unique modules A few examples Changes made to improve health Depression Alcohol use – Past week Food choices Unmet health care needs Dental visits 21 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 21

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Rapid response Objective : To respond to emerging health data requirements Asked of all respondents in the provinces National level estimates (10 provinces only) 2 months of collection only = 1 collection period Average length ≈ 2 minutes CAPI and CATI Aiming for 6 rapid response every year Cost recovery funded 22 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 22

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Rapid Response Prescribed drug expenses (Health Canada, Sept-Dec 2007) Sleep apnea (Public Health Agency of Canada, Jan – Feb 2009) Osteoporosis (Public Health Agency of Canada, Mar – Apr 2009) Fertility (Assisted Human Reproduction Canada, Sept –Dec. 2009) Stigmatisation and mental health experiences (Mental Health Commission – May-June 2010) Neighbourhood environment (Public Health Agency of Canada, July – Aug 2011) Awareness and Usage of Canada’s Food Guide (Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion, May-June 2012) Food preparation skills (Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion, May-June 2012) 23 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 23

24 Annual CCHS content structure
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 1 yr Common 2 yr Common 2 yr Common 2 yr COMMON ANNUAL CONTENT (≈ 20 minutes) Optional Y1-Y2 (10 minutes) Optional Y3-Y4 (10 minutes) Optional Y5-Y6 (10 minutes) Rapid response $ (2 minutes) 24 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 24

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ANNUAL CCHS DATA PRODUCTS 25 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 25

26 DIFFERENT DATA FILES Master, Share Variables Records Share Master 26

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Data Release – 2011 Data June 19, 2012 2011 Master and Share files CANSIM Table , Health Indicator Profile, Annual Estimates Health Fact Sheets Health Trends Health Indicators Health at a Glance – Current Smoking Trends 27 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 27

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ADVANTAGES OF THE 1 YR AND 2 YR DATA FILES Estimates are representative of the average over the time period 1-Year estimates – more timely but less precise 2-Year estimates – more precise but less timely Multi-year estimates can also be calculated Health Reports on Combining cycles of the Canadian Community Health Survey, by Thomas and Wannell 28 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 28

29 Master, Share, Public use microdata file (PUMF)
DIFFERENT DATA FILES Master, Share, Public use microdata file (PUMF) Variables Records Share Master PUMF 29 29

30 Master, Share, PUMF, Dummy files
DIFFERENT DATA FILES Master, Share, PUMF, Dummy files Variables Records Share Dummy Master PUMF 30 30

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Products on Survey documentation Definitions, data sources and methods Data Health Profile CANSIM tables (Health indicators) Health Trends, Summary tables Analyses Health Reports Health Indicators publication Health at a Glance 31 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 31


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