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Public Health Survey

Kidney Health Awareness Showing Improvement

Despite significant improvements from 2024, nearly half of Canadians (47%) remain uncertain about their kidney disease risk.
Public Health Survey

Majority (54%) of Americans Say they Wouldn’t Knowingly Eat Food Prepared by a Person who is HIV+

Nearly Half (45%) Would, led by Millennials (50%) and Women (49%)
Immigration Publication

Public Perspectives: Canadian Views on Immigration and Refugees

November 2017
Public Health Survey

Children and Youth Mental Health Survey: Getting Help in Ontario

Children’s Mental Health Ontario (CMHO)
Healthcare Survey

A Spotlight on Canadian Health Issues

Value-Based Care, Indigenous Health, Opioids and Cybersecurity
Public Perspectives: Ipsos’ 3rd Annual Canadian Mental Health Check Up
Public Health Publication

Public Perspectives: Ipsos’ 3rd Annual Canadian Mental Health Check Up

Ahead of CMHA’s national Mental Health week, Ipsos Public Affairs explored the attitudes of Canadians toward their mental health in our third annual Canadian Mental Health Index.
Public Health Survey

Many Ontarians (~15%) Mistakenly Believe they are Registered Organ Donors

Toronto, ON- According to a Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Trillium Gift of Life Network in 2015, 45% of Ontarians 18+ report that they are registered organ donors, which exceeds the actual 30% mark of organ donor registration.
Public Health Survey

Workplaces that are Implementing the National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace Described by Employees as Psychologically-Safer Environments

More Canadian Employees Knowledgeable (+13) about Mental Health, Fewer (-10) Describe their Workplace as Being Psychologically Unsafe
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