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The 2016 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey focused on the experiences of the general population (adults 18 and older) in 11 developed countries.

The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy surveys fill important information gaps by polling patients and providers in a number of developed countries.

This chartbook profiles the results from a selected group of primary health care (PHC) indicators, using a range of data sources, with the aim of providing an integrated view of PHC information in Canada.

Study on the use of antipsychotics among seniors living in long-term care facilities, and on concurrent use with other psychotropic drugs.

An examination of whether Canada and the provinces have made progress in reducing socio-economic inequalities in health and well-being over the past decade.

Summary report of the Trends in Income-Related Health Inequalities in Canada project, which examined how income-related health inequalities have changed in the past decade.

The Trends in Income-Related Health Inequalities in Canada project examines whether health gaps between lower- and higher-income individuals have changed over time.

The Trends in Income-Related Health Inequalities in Canada project examines whether health gaps between lower- and higher-income individuals have changed over time.

Provincial summaries of the findings for each of the nine indicators in the Health Inequalities Interactive Tool.

The Resident Assessment Instrument–Mental Health (RAI-MH) Outcome Scales Reference Guide provides an overview of the calculation for the outcomes scales derived from the RAI-MH assessment.