Explore Saskatchewan Health Care Using Health Indicators
View in-depth results on Saskatchewan health care and on the health of Canadians in Saskatchewan in this examination of hospitals and long-term care organizations using a series of health indicators. Information is provided on health care efficiency, access, person-centredness, safety, and appropriateness and effectiveness, as well as on health care status and social determinants.
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Access to health care in Saskatchewan
- Review information on the number of people in Saskatchewan who have their own doctor
- Examine statistics on the number of hip fracture surgeries in Saskatchewan that are performed within 48 hours
Person-centredness in Saskatchewan health care
- See the number of Saskatchewan repeat hospital stays by patients with mental illnesses
Saskatchewan health care efficiency
- See Saskatchewan administrative costs in relation to total expenses
- Explore the costs of a standard Saskatchewan hospital stay
Saskatchewan health care appropriateness and effectiveness
- See statistics on all Saskatchewan patients who were readmitted to hospital
- View the number of Saskatchewan medical patient hospital readmissions
- Explore the number of Saskatchewan surgical patients readmitted to hospital
- See obstetric readmissions in Saskatchewan hospitals
- View statistics on patients age 19 and younger who were readmitted to Saskatchewan hospitals
- Review Saskatchewan hospital care occurrences related to ambulatory care sensitive conditions
- See the highest users of Saskatchewan hospital beds by long-term care facility, hospital, region or province
- Explore data on the number of Saskatchewan deaths in hospital
- View statistics on Saskatchewan hospital deaths that occurred after major surgery
- See Saskatchewan influenza immunization for seniors trends over time
- Compare statistics on Saskatchewan low-risk Caesarean sections with those in other provinces
- Review the rates of potentially inappropriate antipsychotics used in long-term care in Saskatchewan
- See information on restraint use in Saskatchewan long-term care
Health care safety in Saskatchewan
- Review Saskatchewan in-hospital sepsis data
- See statistics on the number of Saskatchewan obstetric traumas with instrument
- View percentages of potentially inappropriate drug prescriptions for seniors in Saskatchewan
- Explore the percentage of falls in Saskatchewan long-term care facilities in the last 30 days
- See the percentage of worsened pressure ulcers in Saskatchewan long-term care
Social determinants in Saskatchewan health care
- Explore statistics on heavy drinking in Saskatchewan
- Review information on Saskatchewan children who are vulnerable in areas of early development
- View Saskatchewan obesity percentages
- See Saskatchewan smoking percentages
- Explore levels of physical activity in Saskatchewan during leisure time
Health status in Saskatchewan
- View Saskatchewan life expectancy at birth information
- Explore information on life expectancy at age 65 in Saskatchewan
- See how people in Saskatchewan perceived their own health
- Read data results on avoidable deaths per 100,000 population in Saskatchewan
- Compare results on Saskatchewan avoidable deaths from preventable causes
- Explore data on Saskatchewan deaths that were avoidable from treatable causes
- See the number of Saskatchewan heart attacks causing hospitalization
- Explore statistics on Saskatchewan strokes resulting in hospitalization
- See Saskatchewan hospitalizations that resulted from self-injury
- Examine improved physical functioning in Saskatchewan long-term care facilities
- Review levels of worsened physical functioning in Saskatchewan long-term care
- Results of worsened depressive mood in Saskatchewan long-term care can be explored
- See statistics on rates of experiencing pain in Saskatchewan long-term care
- Percentages of worsened pain experienced in Saskatchewan long-term care can be explored by a number of different factors