Healthcare


Healthcare Survey

Parent Care: The Latest, Greatest Challenge for Baby Boomers

An address by John Wright, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, Ipsos-Reid to the Empire Club of Canada, in Toronto on May 8th, 2003.
Healthcare Survey

Nutritional Content of Food `Very Important' When Shopping According to Two-Thirds (66%) of Canadians

Six in Ten (59%) `Always' or ` Most of the Time' Read Nutritional Information on Packaging

Just One in Five (20%) `Very Satisfied' with Nutritional Information on Food Packages

Nine in Ten (93%) Identify Calcium as an Ingredient in Yogurt, and a Majority (55%) Say Calcium is Important Factor In Their Yogurt Purchase Decision
Healthcare Survey

Seven in Ten (72%) Ontarians Believe Increase in Funding for Ontario Long-Term Care Should Be Government Priority

Nine in Ten (91%) Agree That There Should Be a Government Program to Allow Existing Long Term Care Homes To Redevelop to New Higher Standards
Healthcare Survey

Healthcare Funding: Assessing the Federal and Provincial Positions

Two-Thirds (67%) Agree With Provincial Position, Almost As Many (62%) Agree With Federal Position

But When Push Comes To Shove, The Nod Goes To The Premiers (51%)
Healthcare Survey

Only Half (54%) of Canadians Say They're Confident They'll Have Funds to Cover Expenses If Critically Ill

Maintaining Lifestyle and Being Able to Pay Bills Top Concerns if Recovering from Critical Illness
Healthcare Survey

One-Quarter (26%) Of Canadians Know Someone in their Family Diagnosed with Alzheimer Disease

Nine in ten (88%) Canadians Say the Effects of the Disease on Canadian Healthcare System will be Dramatic
Healthcare Survey

Searching For Online Health Information The Number One Online Activity In Canada

Two-Thirds Of All Online Canadians Have Visited A Health Website, Up From 55% In 2000
Healthcare Survey

Eight in Ten (82%) Canadians Approve Romanow Recommendation of $15 Billion Infusion into Healthcare Over Three Years Even If It Takes All Projected Budget Surplus

But Support Drops to 52% When Told This Would Leave Little Surplus for Improving Other Areas Such As Post-Secondary Education or the Military
Healthcare Survey

Three Quarters (74%) Of Canadians Say It Is Reasonable That Governments Develop A Plan For Healthcare System Within 100 Days Of The Release Of The Romanow Report

However, Confidence Is Mixed On What Such A Plan Will Deliver.
Almost All (97%) Canadians Say it is Important that Governments Actively Involve Heath Care Professionals in Developing Plan to Renew Health System