Alberta Health & Wellness - How Healthy Are We?

How Healthy Are We?

Alberta regularly collects and publishes data that show the health status of Albertans and how well its health care system is performing. The following reports and surveys provide the most current picture of the health of Albertans, health care system outcomes and how Albertans rate their own health and health care system.

Report on the Health of Albertans, July 2006
Alberta Progress on the 10-Year Plan to Strengthen Health Care, February 2006
Surname Methodology in Defining Ethnic Populations: Chinese Canadians , December 2005
Self-Reported Body Mass Index and its correlates in Alberta: A portrait from survey and administrative data sources , April 2005
Alberta's 2004 Report on Comparable Health Indicators
The 2004 Public Survey About Health and the Health System in Alberta - August 2004
Framework for a Healthy Alberta: Highlights - November, 2003
- Framework for a Healthy Alberta - November, 2003
The 2003 Public Survey About Health and the Health System in Alberta - August 2003

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Surveillance Report Alberta - 1998 to 2002
- Sexually Transmitted Infections Statistical Report 2004 - August 2005
Alberta's Health Care System: Some Performance Indicators - December 2002
- Technical Notes
Healthy Alberta Baseline Survey- October, 2002
Executive Summary of Survey
Alberta's Report on Comparable Health Indicators- September, 2002
The 2002 Public Survey About Health and the Health System in Alberta- June 2002
The Report on the Health of Albertans: Looking Through a Wider Lens- November 1999
Health Trends in Alberta - 2000
How Healthy are Canadians? - Statistics Canada, 2002

Health Surveillance and Community Assessments are another method we use to help us determine if industrial development is affecting the health of Albertans.

01-Aug-2006