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This companion report describes the progress made to date on indicator development and reporting, and how to interpret indicator results, which are based on 2018–2019 data.

Take a closer look at the role unpaid caregives play in our health systems. The high rates of caregiver distress may signal a need for more effective and appropriate services and supports.

Take a closer look at the number of deaths and hospital stays for self-harm. High rates may indicate a lack of appropriate mental health care or substance use services, treatments and community supports.

This document highlights how Canada compares with 10 similar countries in the 2019 International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians.

This document highlights how Canada compares with 10 similar countries in the 2019 International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians.

The 2019 Commonwealth Fund survey focuses on primary care physicians and provides an important perspective on how well primary care is operating in Canada and internationally.

Explore the latest data on prescriptions, and on emergency department visits and hospitalizations due to opioids.

This report highlights trends in opioid prescribing and discusses findings within the context of initiatives and guidelines aimed at reducing harms associated with prescription opioid use.

This infographic highlights the rates of hospitalizations for opioid poisonings in Canadian cities, with a focus on Vancouver. 

This analysis examines hospitalizations for harm caused by substance use among youth age 10 to 24. It will help inform efforts to improve access to services for youth.