Oral Hygienist - Canadian Statistics

	ID #:		39270938
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	Description:		Overview report on the Canadian Health Care system. Includes: Age-standardized rates of therapeutic knee arthroscopies, Number of percutaneous vertebroplasty procedures by province Caesarean sections per 100 live births, Primary Caesarean section rates, Age-standardized hysterectomy rates Asthma, Heart failure, Diabetes hospital admission rates, Scope of Alternate Level of Care by province Angina hospitalization rates Percentage growth of selected health care professions (2004-2008) (Dentists, Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Optometrists, Psychologists, Nurses (RNs & LPNs)) Total health expenditures in Canada (1975-2010), Health expenditures by use of funds (hospitals, other institutions, dental services, drugs, other) 1975 vs. 2010.

	Publication Date:		12/17/2010
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, Provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		12/17/2010



	ID #:		39266849
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	Description:		Report on regulated professions in Ontario. Includes: Number of members in Ontario’s regulated professions, 2007, and where they received their training (Ontario, Other provinces, International). Covers: Architects, Audiologists and Speech Language, Pathologists, Chartered Accountants, Chiropodists, Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Dental Surgeon`s, Dental Technologists, Denturists, Dietitians, Engineering Technicians and Techologists, Engineers, Foresters, General Accountants, Geoscientists, Land Surveyors, Lawyers, Management Accountants, Massage Therapists, Medical Laboratory Technologists, Medical Radiation Technologists, Midwives, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Opticians, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physicians and Surgeons, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers and Social Service Workers, Teachers, Veterinarians.

	Publication Date:		1/1/2009
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Ontario

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	Notes:		Hyperlink 1 to latest report. Hyperlink 2 to previous report. Data found at the end of the reports in Appendix 3
	Posted/Updated:		8/8/2010



	ID #:		39269932
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	Description:		Detailed report on oral health in Canada. Includes: Total dental expenditure in Canada, Number of providers (Dentists, Dental Hygienists (oral hygienist), Denturists, Dental Therapists,), Utilization of dental services Prevalence and severity of coronal caries among Canadian dentate adults by age group in 1970-72 and 2007-09, Prevalence of self-reported fair or poor oral health because of problems with their oral health, Prevalence of dental insurance by type and selected characteristics Prevalence of persons reporting avoiding foods because of problems with their mouth, Prevalence of persons reporting persistent pain or ongoing pain anywhere in their mouth, Mean number of hours per person lost from normal activities, work or school activities due to check-ups or problems with teeth Percent of dentate persons brushing teeth 2 or more times per day, flossing at least 5 times per week Prevalence and severity of dental caries in primary and permanent teeth, Percent of once carious teeth decayed and filled, Prevalence and mean number of dental sealants, of traumatized teeth - ages 6-11, 12-19 Tooth loss and edentulism - adults, Implant and denture use among edentulous and among dentate, Prevalence and severity of coronal caries (adults), Percent of DMF & RDF teeth that are decayed, missing, or filled % of participants by highest score for debris and calculus, for gingivitis, of periodontal pockets, Prevalence of incisor trauma, of fluorosis, of soft tissue lesions Prevalence of receiving orthodontic treatment currently or in the past

	Publication Date:		5/10/2010
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	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada

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	Posted/Updated:		5/10/2010



	ID #:		39269785
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	Description:		Migration patterns of 25 health care occupational groups within the same province or territory (intraprovincial migration), from one province or territory to another (interprovincial migration), and to and from rural and urban areas of the country. Covers: Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist, Dental Assistant, Dentist, Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist, Medical Sonographer, Medical Laboratory Technologist and Pathologists and Assistant, Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Radiation Technologist, Respiratory Therapist, Clinical Perfusionist and Cardiopulmonary Technologist, LPN, Occupational Therapist, Pharmacist, Physiotherapist, Registered Nurse, Physician.

	Publication Date:		4/8/2010
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	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		4/8/2010



	ID #:		39267645
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	Description:		Population by detailed occupation groups and selected variables (Age group, Immigrant status/year of immigration, Visible minority group (Chinese, South Asian, Black, Filipino, Latin American, Southeast Asian, Arab, West Asian, Korean, Japanese), Employed, Average weeks worked, Class of worker (employed, self-employed with/without paid help), Education, Industry, Employment income, Language at work (French, English, Other), Mother tongue (French, English, Other), Mobility status.

	Publication Date:		12/9/2008
	Frequency:		Every five years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces, metropolitan areas

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	Posted/Updated:		12/10/2008



	ID #:		39267445
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	Description:		Profile of health personnel in Canada. Includes Number of registered members of specific professions by province, gender and age group and number of graduates (Covers: Audiologists, Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Dentists, Dieticians [Dietitians], Health Information Management Professionals, Environmental Public Health Professionals, Licensed Practical Nurses, Medical Laboratory Technologists, Medical Physicists, Medical Radiation Technologists, Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, Occupational Therapists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physicians, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers, Speech-Language Pathologists)

	Publication Date:		9/30/2008
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Notes:		Hyperlink 1 to full report. Hyperlink 2 to reports organized by province rather than by personnel type.
	Posted/Updated:		11/10/2008



	ID #:		39267280
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	Description:		Average wages & salaries and median wages & salaries by sex, age group, education and detailed occupation grouping.

	Publication Date:		10/1/2008
	Frequency:		Every five years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		9/30/2008



	ID #:		39267279
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	Description:		Canadians by employment income groupings, average income and median income by sex, detailed occupation grouping.

	Publication Date:		10/1/2008
	Frequency:		Every five years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces, metropolitan areas

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	Posted/Updated:		9/30/2008



	ID #:		39266977
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	Description:		Employed population by detailed occupation groupings (4-digit NAICS), age group and gender (2006 vs. 2001) (Labour force by occupation)

	Publication Date:		7/29/2008
	Frequency:		Every Five Years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces, metropolitan areas

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	Posted/Updated:		7/30/2008



	ID #:		39266888
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	Description:		% of GTA residents aged 18 years and over aren't getting their teeth professionally cleaned by a dental hygienist twice yearly as recommended to maintain good oral health, % of those without coverage reporting they did not have any dental services performed in the last year.

	Publication Date:		7/9/2008
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	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Toronto (GTA)

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	Posted/Updated:		7/12/2008



	ID #:		39266488
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	Description:		Median and average employment income by detail occupational groupings (720 occupations covered) and by sex [salary, wages]

	Publication Date:		5/1/2008
	Frequency:		Every five years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		5/1/2008



	ID #:		39266050
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	Description:		Labour force population by detailed occupation and class of worker (Wage earners, Self-employed, Unpaid family workers)

	Publication Date:		3/4/2008
	Frequency:		Every five years
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces, metropolitan areas

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	Posted/Updated:		3/4/2008



	ID #:		39265555
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	Description:		Series of reports examines the geographic distribution of specific health care professions and their interprovincial and intra-provincial migration between 1991, 1996, 2001. Covers: Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist, Dental Assistant, Dentist, Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist, Medical Sonographer, Medical Laboratory Technologist and Pathologists and Assistant, Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Radiation Technologist, Respiratory Therapist, Clinical Perfusionist and Cardiopulmonary Technologist, LPN, Occupational Therapist, Pharmacist, Physiotherapist, Registered Nurse, Physician.

	Publication Date:		11/1/2007
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	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		12/10/2007



	ID #:		39265397
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	Description:		Percentage of health care providers reporting high work stress, by occupation, household population aged 18 to 75, Canada, 2003 (Head nurse/Supervisor, Medical lab technician, Specialist physician, GP/Family physician, Registered nurse, Registered nursing assistant, Occupational therapist, Ambulance attendant, Radiation technologist, Dentist, Other aide, Pharmacist, Medical lab technologist, Dental assistant, Nurse aide/Orderly, Physiotherapist, Dental hygienist) Percentage of health care providers reporting high work stress, by selected work-related and personal factors (e.g. income, weekly work hours, involves shift work/regular day shift, gender, age group)

	Publication Date:		11/13/2007
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	Geography:		Canada

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	Posted/Updated:		11/17/2007



	ID #:		39265154
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	Description:		Overview report on the Canadian Health Care system. Includes: Average Cost of Different Procedures/Conditions in 2004-2005, Expenditures on health and health human resources and variations in health spending across the country, Number of selected health care professions by province (2005) (Dentists, Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Dieticians, Occupational Therapists, Nurses (RNs & LPNs)), Average number of physicians per year from outside of Canada Access to doctor when sick or need medical attention (same day appointment), Patient access and satisfaction, Regional variations in mortality following a heart attack

	Publication Date:		6/7/2007
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, Provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		10/1/2007



	ID #:		39264546
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	Description:		% of survey respondents agreed or strongly agreed that they would visit a dental hygienist in an independent practice, because dental hygiene care is important to keep your mouth healthy, % indicated that a dental hygiene clinic in a community health centre would meet their needs, % indicated that a mobile dental hygiene clinic, which can travel to locations such as your home or your long-term care facility, would meet their needs, % are not able to access oral health services as the cost is too high % think that services performed by dental hygienists in locations other than dentists' offices should be covered by dental insurance, % of the population may have gingivitis (gum disease).

	Publication Date:		6/6/2007
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	Geography:		Canada

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	Posted/Updated:		6/8/2007



	ID #:		39262375
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	Description:		Report on the Canadian Health Care system. Includes 30-day inpatient mortality for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and stroke, Expenditures on health and health human resources and variations in health spending across the country, Number of graduates in 1993 and 2004 of selected health care professions (Dentists, Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Physicians, Occupational Therapists), Average number of physicians per year from outside of Canada.

	Publication Date:		6/7/2006
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, Provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		6/8/2006



	ID #:		39262225
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	Description:		Profile of health personnel in Canada. Includes health professionals expenditure by source of finance (private, public) and type (physicians, dentists, vision care, other), Number of registered members of specific professions by province and number of graduates 1995-2004 (Covers: Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Dentists, Dieticians, Health Record Professionals, Health Service Executives, Licensed Practical Nurses, Medical Laboratory Technologists, Medical Physicists, Medical Radiation Technologists, Midwives, Occupational Therapists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physicians, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers)

	Publication Date:		1/1/2006
	Frequency:		Annual
	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Notes:		Hyperlink 1 to full report. Hyperlink 2 to reports organized by province rather than by personnel type.
	Posted/Updated:		5/15/2006



	ID #:		39259904
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	Description:		Profile of health personnel in Canada. Includes health professionals expenditure by source of finance (private, public) and type (physicians, dentists, vision care, other), Number of registered members of specific professions by province and number of graduates 1993-2002 (Covers: Chiropractors, Dental Hygienists, Dentists, Dietitians, Health Record Professionals, Health Service Executives, Licensed Practical Nurses, Medical Laboratory Technologists, Medical Physicists, Medical Radiation Technologists, Midwives, Occupational Therapists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physicians, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, Social Workers)

	Publication Date:		1/1/2004
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	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		3/17/2005



	ID #:		14319
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	Description:		% of dental hygienists have a tendency to talk to patients about the symptoms of gingivitis versus stating the actual medical term. Reasons for not using medical term, % Canadians rate their oral health as "extremely" or "somewhat as important" as other health issues, % of Canadians believe they have gingivitis.

	Publication Date:		5/27/2004
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	Geography:		May 27, 2004

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	Posted/Updated:		5/31/2004



	ID #:		13914
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	Description:		% of BC's general dentists that stated a need for additional hygiene time to provide key preventive dental services, such as root planning and scaling. % of all dentists that delegate this service to hygienists. Need for full-time dental hygienists

	Publication Date:		11/27/2002
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	Geography:		B.C.

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	Posted/Updated:		3/30/2004



	ID #:		13927
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	Description:		Public opinion poll. Importance of good oral health in maintaining good overall health?, What activities do you conduct on a regular basis to maintain good oral health ? (Brush teeth, floss, visit dentist, use mouthwash, eat balanced diet, check you gums, brush your tongue), How often do you change your toothbrush?, How often do you visit the dentist for a routine check- up?, PRIMARY reason for not visiting the dentist more often ?, How important are the following healthcare professionals to maintaining overall health: chiropractor, Dental hygienists, Dentists, Optometrists, Pharmacists, Physicians. % of Canadians that have a lot of cavities, extensive dental work, Which of the following dental procedures have you received? (fillings, extractions, crowns, braces, dentures, professional whitening, veneers, implants). How serious of a problem is gingivitis? Results by age, gender, income, education, region. urban/rural

	Publication Date:		3/30/2004
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	Geography:		Canada, provinces

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	Posted/Updated:		1/4/2004



	ID #:		2566
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	Description:		A comprehensive reference on the country’s health care workforce. Profile of nurses, doctors and other health care professionals in Canada. Covers: size , growth, age and sex, health, absenteeism, part-time work

	Publication Date:		1/1/2001
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	Location Type:		Online
	Geography:		Canada

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