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Work stress among health care providers
Hip fracture outcomes in the household population
Work stress among health care providers
Tables
Table 1 Percentage of health care providers reporting high work stress, by selected work-related and personal factors, household population aged 18 to 75, Canada, 2003
Table 2 Adjusted odds ratios relating occupation to high work stress among health care providers, household population aged 18 to 75, Canada, 2003
Chart
Chart 1 Percentage of health care providers reporting high work stress, by occupation, household popoulation aged 18 to 75, Canada, 2003
Hip fracture outcomes in the household population
Tables
Table 1 Estimated number and median age of adults aged 60 or older, by fracture and/or effects of stroke status, household population, Canada, 2003
Table 2 Percentage of adults aged 60 or older with chronic condition(s), by fracture and/or effects of stroke status, household population, Canada, 2003
Table 3 Odds ratios relating fracture and/or effects of stroke status and other selected characteristics to self-perceived health and life satisfaction, adults aged 60 or older, household population, Canada, 2003
Table 4 Odds ratios relating fracture and/or effects of stroke status and other selected characteristics to the need for assistance with activities of daily living, activities instrumental to daily living and receipt of government-subsidized home care, adults aged 60 or older, household population, Canada, 2003
