Healthcare


Public Health Survey

Large Majority (86%) of Canadians Support (50% Strongly/36% Somewhat) Supreme Court of Canada Decision about Medical Assistance in Dying

71% in Favour (32% Strongly/39% Somewhat) of Removing “Reasonably Foreseeable” Requirement for MAID, Siding with Quebec Superior Court Ruling
Big Data Publication

Unlocking Unstructured Data: AI Applications in healthcare

Hear what Ipsos has discovered in terms of AI applied to unstructured data – and how it can provide new and nuanced insights for understanding brand differentiation, beyond what traditional closed-ended data and analysis can generate.
Healthcare Survey

Mental Health in the workplace: Global Impact Study

Results from our new international study on mental health for Teladoc Health reveals the true scale of challenges in the workplace – from the magnitude of under-reporting of mental health conditions to what prevents people from seeking the support they need.
Drugs Survey

Eight in Ten Canadians (82%) Say Keeping Up-to-Date on Vaccines is Important, but 27% Say It’s Not a Priority

Half of Parents (52%) Prioritize their Children’s Immunization Over Their Own
Healthcare Survey

Canadians are Feeling Nervous (22%), Afraid (21%) and Distressed (18%) About the Future of Health System

Canadians Worry A Great Deal About Looming Cuts to Health Care (65%) and Eventually Having to Pay More For Health Care Services (56%)
Healthcare Survey

Nine in Ten (88%) Canadians Approve of Legislation that Would Mandate All School-Aged Children Be Up-To-Date on Their Vaccinations

Over Eight in Ten (85%) Believe Vaccination Compliance Rates Should be Posted Publicly in Schools and Daycares
Public Health Survey

Eight in Ten (80%) Albertans Support Notion that All Publicly-Funded Hospitals in Alberta Be Required to Allow Medically-Assisted Dying on their Premises

Majority of every demographic group studied – including those with religious identity – support access in all publicly-funded facilities
Healthcare Survey

Staying Home Sick? Eight in Ten (82%) Employed Canadians Would go to Work Sick if their Employer Required Sick Notes for Minor Illnesses

Seven in Ten (70%) Oppose the Ontario Government’s Proposal to Re-Instate Employer’s Ability to Require Sick Notes
Healthcare Survey

Six in Ten (60%) Canadians say they Would be More Likely to Support a Political Party that Would Implement a National Diabetes Strategy

Eight in Ten (82%) Believe Diabetes Should be an Immediate Priority for the Government of Canada