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Table 1
Selected demographic and health status characteristics of individuals by hospital admission status, household population 12 to 74 with an ambulatory care sensitive condition, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table 2
Selected socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of individuals by hospital admission status, household population 12 to 74 with an ambulatory care sensitive condition, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table 3
Selected health behaviours and risk factors by hospital admission status, household population 12 to 74 with ambulatory care sensitive conditions, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table 4
Health care use by hospital admission status, household population 12 to 74 with ambulatory care sensitive conditions, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table 5
Adjusted odds ratios relating patient characteristics to ACSC-related hosptializations versus no hospitalizations, household population 12 to 74 with ambulatory care sensitive chronic conditions, Canada (excluding Quebec), 2000/2001
Table 6
Patient profiles for ACSC-related hospitalizations by risk quintile, women, aged 12 to 74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table 7
Patient profiles for ACSC-related hospitalizations by risk quintile, men, aged 12 to 74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table A
Selected characteristics by hospital admission status, household population aged 12 to 74 with ambulatory care sensitive conditions (ACSCs), Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table B
Age/sex adjusted odds ratios relating selected demographic, socio-economic, health status, health behaviour and health care experience characteristics to ACSC-related hospitalizations versus no hospitalizations, household population aged 12-74 with ambulatory care sensitive conditions, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table C
Age/sex adjusted odds ratios relating selected demographic, socio-economic, health status, health behaviour and health care experience characteristics to ACSC-related hospitalizations versus non-ACSC related hospitalizations, household population aged 12-74 with ambulatory care sensitive conditions, Canada excluding Quebec, 2000/2001
Table D
Patient profiles by predicted probability (quintiles) of experiencing an ACSC-related hospitalization, women, aged 12-74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table E
Patient profiles by predicted probability (Quintile 5 subgroups) of experiencing an ACSC-related hospitalization, women, aged 12-74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table F
Patient profiles by predicted probability (quintiles) of experiencing an ACSC-related hospitalization, men, aged 12-74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table G
Patient profiles by predicted probability (Quintile 5 subgroups) of experiencing an ACSC-related hospitalization, men, aged 12-74, Canada, excluding Quebec
Figure 1
Population aged 12 to 74 who experienced an avoidable hospitalization, Canada excluding Quebec, 2003/2004
Figure 2
Predicted probability of experiencing an ACSC-related hospitalization (quintiles) by gender among those aged 12 to 74 among those with an ambulatory care sensitive chronic condition, Canada, excluding Quebec
