Weeks Waited to Receive Selected Diagnostic tests (CT-scan, Ultrasound, MRI)

For Psychiatric waiting times see related reference: Stats Link Canada ID# 39265571

• Reaction to Conception
• Prenatal Care Provider
• Prenatal Care
• Prenatal Classes
• Prenatal Information
• Folic Acid Supplementation
• Prenatal Ultrasound
• HIV Testing
• Maternal Body Mass Index and Weight Gain During Pregnancy
• Smoking
• Alcohol Use
• Street Drug Use
• Physical Abuse
• Stress and Social Support

Labour and Birth

• Place of Birth (hospital, home birth, birthing clinic)
• Travel to Place of Birth
• Birth Attendant
• Type of Birth (Spontaneous vaginal, Assisted vaginal, Planned caesarean, Unplanned caesarean
• Position for Birth
• Starting or Speeding Up Labour
• Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring
• Shaving, Enemas and Pushing on the Abdomen
• Episiotomy and Perineal Stitches
• Pain Management
• Support in Labour and Birth
• Mother-Infant Contact at Birth
• Birth Experiences and Satisfaction with Care

Postpartum

• Length of Maternal Stay in Hospital
• Breastfeeding Rates
• Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative
• Public Health Agency of Canada
• Home Contact and Satisfaction with Postpartum Care
• Postpartum Information
• Maternity Leave
• Maternal Postpartum Health
• Postpartum Depression, Previous Depression and Support
• Infant Health
• Infant Sleep Position
• Male Circumcision

% of Radiologies agree that PACS has improved reporting and consultation efficiency, Cost per exam pre- and post-PACS, % referring physicians agree PACS has facilitated consultation among clinicians and radiologists across care locations

Includes: Age-adjusted availability of medical technology in OECD nations that maintain universal access health insurance programs, Estimated numbers of interventional radiology treatments per million population in G7 nations in 2005 and predicted numbers for 2010

Average number of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT) exams per 1,000 people, per scanner, per full-time equivalent (FTE) technologist, and average number of hours of operation of scanners per week, Number of machines (#) and number of machines per million people (rate) of selected imaging technologies, by province and for Canada (2006)

Number of CT and MRI exams per 1,000 people, Availability of publicly funded clinical PET scanning in Canada

Years after which selected equipment is regarded as outdated, The age of Canada’s hospital-based medical technology inventories

Availability of select medical technologies in teaching and non-teaching (self reported) facilities, Weeks waited to receive selected diagnostic tests in 2007, 2006, and 2005 (CT-scan, MRI, Ultrasound)

% of Canadians believe that modern medicine can cure almost any illness for people who have access to the most advanced technology and treatment, % believe being able to get the most advanced tests, drugs, and medical procedures and equipment is absolutely essential, International comparison of public’s view of cost constraints on medical technology.

Weeks Waited to Receive Selected Diagnostic tests (CT-scan, Ultrasound, MRI)

For Psychiatric waiting times see related reference: Stats Link Canada ID# 39265571