The Population Health Survey, is a cross sectional survey of residents of the Capital Health region that is undertaken every two to three years to provide trend information on a variety of population health indicators. Each survey will be designed to focus on particular themes, based on priorities identified by the Capital Health board.
The primary focus of the 2002 Population Health Survey was on physical inactivity and tobacco use, including cessation. Detailed analysis of the smoking results was provided in North East Edmonton specifically. Additional questions were asked about exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS), Body Mass Index (BMI) and fruit and vegetable consumption.
- Body Mass Index in the Capital Health region - Report
- Exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) in North East Edmonton - Report
- Exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) in North East Edmonton - Summary
- Exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) in the Capital Health region - Summary
- Fruit and vegetable consumption in the Capital Health region - Report
- Healthy eating in the Capital Health region - Fruit and vegetable consumption - Summary
- Overweight and obesity in the Capital Health region - Body Mass Index - Summary
- Physical inactivity in the Capital Health region - Report
- Physical inactivity in the Capital Health region - Summary
- Smoking in North East Edmonton - Report
- Smoking in the Capital Health region - Report
- Tobacco trends in North East Edmonton: prevalence of smoking - Summary
- Tobacco trends in North East Edmonton: smoking cessation - Summary
- Tobacco trends in the Capital Health region: pregnancy and smoking - Summary
- Tobacco trends in the Capital Health region: prevalence of smoking - Summary
- Tobacco trends in the Capital Health region: smoking cessation - Summary
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