Perceived employer cost of plan per employee, Impact of economy on value of plan, Best thing about health plan - % report prescription drug coverage, dental plan, paramedical services.

% say that the brand-name drug prescribed by their physician has been substituted for a generic in the past two years, % have chosen not to purchase a prescription after learning it was not covered by their health plan, % had a physician ask if they had benefit coverage before writing out a prescription, % are aware that the cost of getting a prescription filled can vary from one pharmacy to another

Access and usage of health education materials (e.g. Online access to health information, Health & wellness programs, Access to fitness equipment, Health newsletters, Lunch & learn sessions

% report increased rates of Stress, Fatigue, Insomnia [lack of sleep], Causes of increases - % report Work-related, Personal issues, Financial issues, Medical issues, Life issues, % have considered a leave of absence

Includes: % distribution of household population aged 45 to 64 and 65 or older, by number of diagnosed chronic conditions, Prevalence of good health, by age group and other selected characteristics

Outcomes of hospital care for heart attack and stroke, Return visits to the emergency department for children treated for asthma, Outcomes of care for people with chronic conditions

Outcomes of care for people with chronic conditions, Safety in long-term care, Drug safety in community-based care for the elderly

Patient experience, Patient satisfaction, Unnecessary tests before cataract surgery, Use of expensive drugs when lower-cost alternatives are available

Health-care spending, Investment in training health professionals, Use of information technology in acute-care hospitals

% concerned about looking old prematurely? [anti-aging]

When asked about sun protection measures to prevent photoaging, % of Canadians said wear an SPF 30+ sunscreen, sunglasses, wear a hat, limit the amount of time spent out in the sun, avoid indoor tanning, outdoor tanning, wear a daily moisturize.

% Canadians admitted to using alcohol, illegal narcotics or non-prescribed medications for pain treatment, % reported using over-the-counter medication (OTC), such as ibuprofen, % used alternative treatments such as vitamins, exercise, massage therapy and other forms of alternative treatments

Includes: Number of persons and % reporting: Cataracts, Chronic conditions, at least one, Falls (65 years of age and over), Glaucoma, Mouth unhealthy, Nutritional risk, high, Osteoporosis, Sleeping trouble [sleep], Social participation, family and friend activities, Social participation, religious activities, Social participation, sports and physical activities, Social participation, volunteer activities [volunteering], Social participation, at least once a month, Thyroid condition

Self-reported health percentages by socio-economic (Asthma, Mental illness, Obesity, Physical activity, Self-rated health)