CCHS 2009: Alphabetic Index

Master File – 12–Month – June 2010
Variable Name	Description	Section	Page
ACC_10	Required visit to medical specialist	ACC	773
ACC_11	Experienced difficulties getting specialist care	ACC	773
ACC_12A	Difficulty – getting a referral	ACC	774
ACC_12B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	774
ACC_12C	Difficulty – no specialists in area	ACC	775
ACC_12D	Difficulty – waited too long for an appointment	ACC	775
ACC_12E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	776
ACC_12F	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	776
ACC_12G	Difficulty – language	ACC	777
ACC_12H	Difficulty – cost	ACC	777
ACC_12I	Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities	ACC	778
ACC_12J	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	ACC	778
ACC_12K	Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred	ACC	779
ACC_12L	Difficulty – still waiting for visit	ACC	779
ACC_12M	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	780
ACC_12N	Difficulty – other	ACC	780
ACC_20	Required non–emergency surgery	ACC	781
ACC_21	Experienced difficulties getting non–emerg. surgery	ACC	781
ACC_22A	Difficulty – getting an appointment with a surgeon	ACC	782
ACC_22B	Difficulty – getting a diagnosis	ACC	782
ACC_22C	Difficulty – waited too long for a diagnostic test	ACC	783
ACC_22D	Difficulty – waited too long for a hospital bed	ACC	783
ACC_22E	Difficulty – waited too long for surgery	ACC	784
ACC_22F	Difficulty – service not available in area	ACC	784
ACC_22G	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	785
ACC_22H	Difficulty – language	ACC	785
ACC_22I	Difficulty – cost	ACC	786
ACC_22J	Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities	ACC	786
ACC_22K	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	ACC	787
ACC_22L	Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred	ACC	787
ACC_22M	Difficulty – still waiting for surgery	ACC	788
ACC_22N	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	788
ACC_22O	Difficulty – other	ACC	789
ACC_30	Required MRI, CT Scan, angiography	ACC	789
ACC_31	Experienced difficulties getting test	ACC	790
ACC_32A	Difficulty – getting a referral	ACC	790
ACC_32B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	791
ACC_32C	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	791
ACC_32D	Difficulty – waited too long to get test	ACC	792
ACC_32E	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	792
ACC_32F	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	793
ACC_32G	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	793
ACC_32H	Difficulty – language	ACC	794
ACC_32I	Difficulty – cost	ACC	794
ACC_32J	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	ACC	795
ACC_32K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	795
ACC_32L	Difficulty – still waiting for test	ACC	796
ACC_32M	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	796
ACC_32N	Difficulty – other	ACC	797
ACC_40	Required health information for self or family member	ACC	797
ACC_40A	Contact for health information – doctor's office	ACC	798
ACC_40B	Contact for health information – community hlth ctr / CLSC	ACC	798
ACC_40C	Contact for health information – walk–in clinic	ACC	799
ACC_40D	Contact for health information – telephone health line	ACC	799
ACC_40E	Contact for health information – emergency room	ACC	800
ACC_40F	Contact for health information – other hospital service	ACC	800
ACC_40G	Contact for health information – other	ACC	801
ACC_41	Experienced diff. getting health information – self/family	ACC	801
ACC_42	Experienced difficulties during regular hours	ACC	802
ACC_43A	Difficulty – contacting a physician or nurse	ACC	802
ACC_43B	Difficulty – did not have a phone number	ACC	803
ACC_43C	Difficulty – could not get through	ACC	803
ACC_43D	Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone	ACC	804
ACC_43E	Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice	ACC	804
ACC_43F	Difficulty – language	ACC	805
ACC_43G	Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed	ACC	805
ACC_43H	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	806
ACC_43I	Difficulty – other	ACC	806
ACC_44	Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends	ACC	807
ACC_45A	Difficulty – contacting a physican or nurse	ACC	807
ACC_45B	Difficulty – did not have a phone number	ACC	808
ACC_45C	Difficulty – could not get through	ACC	808
ACC_45D	Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone	ACC	809
ACC_45E	Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice	ACC	809
ACC_45F	Difficulty – language	ACC	810
ACC_45G	Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed	ACC	810
ACC_45H	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	811
ACC_45I	Difficulty – other	ACC	811
ACC_46	Experienced difficulties during middle of night	ACC	812
ACC_47A	Difficulty – contacting a physican or nurse	ACC	812
ACC_47B	Difficulty – did not have a phone number	ACC	813
ACC_47C	Difficulty – could not get through	ACC	813
ACC_47D	Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone	ACC	814
ACC_47E	Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice	ACC	814
ACC_47F	Difficulty – language	ACC	815
ACC_47G	Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed	ACC	815
ACC_47H	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	816
ACC_47I	Difficulty – other	ACC	816
ACC_50	Required routine care for self/family	ACC	817
ACC_50A	Has a regular family doctor	ACC	817
ACC_51	Experienced diff. getting routine/on–going care – self/fam.	ACC	818
ACC_52	Experienced difficulties during regular hours	ACC	818
ACC_53A	Difficulty – contacting a physican	ACC	819
ACC_53B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	819
ACC_53C	Difficulty – do not have a family physician	ACC	820
ACC_53D	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	820
ACC_53E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	821
ACC_53F	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	821
ACC_53G	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	822
ACC_53H	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	822
ACC_53I	Difficulty – language	ACC	823
ACC_53J	Difficulty – cost	ACC	823
ACC_53K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	824
ACC_53L	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	824
ACC_53M	Difficulty – other	ACC	825
ACC_54	Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends	ACC	825
ACC_55A	Difficulty – contacting a physican	ACC	826
ACC_55B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	826
ACC_55C	Difficulty – do not have a family physician	ACC	827
ACC_55D	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	827
ACC_55E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	828
ACC_55F	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	828
ACC_55G	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	829
ACC_55H	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	829
ACC_55I	Difficulty – language	ACC	830
ACC_55J	Difficulty – cost	ACC	830
ACC_55K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	831
ACC_55L	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	831
ACC_55M	Difficulty – other	ACC	832
ACC_60	Required immediate care/minor health problem – self/family	ACC	832
ACC_61	Experienced difficulties getting immediate care – self/fam.	ACC	833
ACC_62	Experienced difficulties during regular hours	ACC	833
ACC_63A	Difficulty – contacting a physican	ACC	834
ACC_63B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	834
ACC_63C	Difficulty – do not have a family physician	ACC	835
ACC_63D	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	835
ACC_63E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	836
ACC_63F	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	836
ACC_63G	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	837
ACC_63H	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	837
ACC_63I	Difficulty – language	ACC	838
ACC_63J	Difficulty – cost	ACC	838
ACC_63K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	839
ACC_63L	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	839
ACC_63M	Difficulty – other	ACC	840
ACC_64	Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends	ACC	840
ACC_65A	Difficulty – contacting a physican	ACC	841
ACC_65B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	841
ACC_65C	Difficulty – do not have a family physician	ACC	842
ACC_65D	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	842
ACC_65E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	843
ACC_65F	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	843
ACC_65G	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	844
ACC_65H	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	844
ACC_65I	Difficulty – language	ACC	845
ACC_65J	Difficulty – cost	ACC	845
ACC_65K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	846
ACC_65L	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	846
ACC_65M	Difficulty – other	ACC	847
ACC_66	Experienced difficulties during middle of night	ACC	847
ACC_67A	Difficulty – contacting a physican	ACC	848
ACC_67B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	ACC	848
ACC_67C	Difficulty – do not have a family physician	ACC	849
ACC_67D	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	ACC	849
ACC_67E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.	ACC	850
ACC_67F	Difficulty – service not available at time required	ACC	850
ACC_67G	Difficulty – service not available in the area	ACC	851
ACC_67H	Difficulty – transportation	ACC	851
ACC_67I	Difficulty – language	ACC	852
ACC_67J	Difficulty – cost	ACC	852
ACC_67K	Difficulty – did not know where to go	ACC	853
ACC_67L	Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem	ACC	853
ACC_67M	Difficulty – other	ACC	854
ADL_01	Needs help – preparing meals	ADL	184
ADL_02	Needs help – getting to appointments / running errands	ADL	185
ADL_03	Needs help – doing housework	ADL	185
ADL_04	Needs help – personal care	ADL	186
ADL_05	Needs help – moving about inside the house	ADL	186
ADL_06	Needs help – looking after personal finances	ADL	187
ADLF6R	Help needed for tasks – (F)	RAC	187
ADM_DOI	Day of interview	ADM	19
ADM_LHH	Language of preference – household interview	ADM	23
ADM_MOI	Month of interview	ADM	19
ADM_N09	Interview by telephone or in person	ADM	20
ADM_N10	Respondent alone during interview	ADM	20
ADM_N11	Answers affected by presence of another person	ADM	21
ADM_N12	Language of interview	ADM	22
ADM_PRX	Health Component completed by proxy	ADM	18
ADM_STA	Response status after processing	ADM	17
ADM_YOI	Year of interview	ADM	18
ALC_1	Drank alcohol in past 12 months	ALC	499
ALC_2	Frequency of drinking alcohol	ALC	500
ALC_3	Frequency of having 5 or more drinks	ALC	501
ALCDTTM	Type of drinker (12 months) – (D)	ALC	501
ALD_01	Drunk – at work / school / takes care of child	ALD	523
ALD_02	Number of times – drunk / hung–over	ALD	524
ALD_03	Being drunk increased chances of getting hurt	ALD	524
ALD_04	Emotional or psychological problems due to alcohol	ALD	525
ALD_05	Strong desire or urge to drink	ALD	525
ALD_06	Spent lot of time getting drunk – one month or more	ALD	526
ALD_07	Drank much more than intended	ALD	526
ALD_08	Number of times – drank much more than intended	ALD	527
ALD_09	Had to drink more for the same effect	ALD	527
ALD_10	Had symptoms – stopped/cut down/went without	ALD	528
ALD_11	Drank alcohol – even though promised wouldn't	ALD	528
ALD_12	Drank alcohol – little time for anything else	ALD	529
ALD_13	Reduced important activities – because of alcohol	ALD	529
ALD_14	Continued despite health problems	ALD	530
ALD_15A	Level of interference – home responsibilities	ALD	531
ALD_15C	Level of interference – close relationships	ALD	534
ALD_15D	Level of interference – social life	ALD	535
ALD_5B1	Level of interference – attend school	ALD	532
ALD_5B2	Level of interference – work at a job	ALD	533
ALDDINT	Alcohol interference – mean – 12 mo – (D)	ALD	537
ALDDPP	Probability of caseness to respondents – (D)	ALD	537
ALDDSF	Alcohol dependence scale – short form score – (D)	ALD	536
ALDFINT	Alcohol interference – 12 mo – (F)	ALD	538
ALW_1	Drank alcohol in past week	ALW	502
ALW_2A1	Number of drinks – Day1	ALW	503
ALW_2A2	Number of drinks – Day 2	ALW	503
ALW_2A3	Number of drinks – Day 3	ALW	504
ALW_2A4	Number of drinks – Day 4	ALW	504
ALW_2A5	Number of drinks – Day 5	ALW	505
ALW_2A6	Number of drinks – Day 6	ALW	505
ALW_2A7	Number of drinks – Day 7	ALW	506
ALWDDLY	Average daily alcohol consumption – (D)	ALW	507
ALWDWKY	Weekly consumption – (D)	ALW	506
BPC_010	Ever had blood pressure taken	BPC	198
BPC_012	Last time blood pressure was taken	BPC	199
BPC_013	Pregnant – blood pressure taken	BPC	199
BPC_16A	Blood pressure not taken – have not gotten around to it	BPC	200
BPC_16B	Blood pressure not taken – respondent didn't think necessary	BPC	200
BPC_16C	Blood pressure not taken – doctor didn't think necessary	BPC	201
BPC_16D	Blood pressure not taken – personal / fam. responsibilities	BPC	201
BPC_16E	Blood pressure not taken – not available when required	BPC	202
BPC_16F	Blood pressure not taken – not available in area	BPC	202
BPC_16G	Blood pressure not taken – waiting time too long	BPC	203
BPC_16H	Blood pressure not taken – transportation problems	BPC	203
BPC_16I	Blood pressure not taken – language problem	BPC	204
BPC_16J	Blood pressure not taken – cost	BPC	204
BPC_16K	Blood pressure not taken – did not know where to go	BPC	205
BPC_16L	Blood pressure not taken – fear	BPC	205
BPC_16M	Blood pressure not taken – other	BPC	206
BPC_16N	Blood pressure not taken – unable to leave house/health prob	BPC	206
BRX_110	Had breasts examined by health professional	BRX	230
BRX_112	Last time breasts exam for lumps	BRX	231
BRX_16A	No breast exam – have not gotten around to it	BRX	231
BRX_16B	No breast exam – respondent didn't think necessary	BRX	232
BRX_16C	No breast exam – doctor didn't think necessary	BRX	232
BRX_16D	No breast exam – personal / family responsibilities	BRX	233
BRX_16E	No breast exam – not available when required	BRX	233
BRX_16F	No breast exam – not available in area	BRX	234
BRX_16G	No breast exam – waiting time too long	BRX	234
BRX_16H	No breast exam – transportation problems	BRX	235
BRX_16I	No breast exam – language problem	BRX	235
BRX_16J	No breast exam – cost	BRX	236
BRX_16K	No breast exam – did not know where to go	BRX	236
BRX_16L	No breast exam – fear	BRX	237
BRX_16M	No breast exam – other	BRX	238
BRX_16N	No breast exam – unable to leave house / health problem	BRX	237
BRX_16O	No breast exam – breast removed / mastectomy	BRX	238
BSX_120	Self–examined breasts for lumps	BSX	239
BSX_121	Frequency – breast self–examination	BSX	240
BSX_22A	Breast self–exam learned from – doctor	BSX	240
BSX_22B	Breast self–exam learned from – nurse	BSX	241
BSX_22C	Breast self–exam learned from – book / magazine / pamphlet	BSX	241
BSX_22D	Breast self–exam learned from – TV / video / film	BSX	242
BSX_22G	Breast self–exam learned from – other	BSX	243
BSX_22H	Breast self–exam learned from – family member	BSX	242
CCC_031	Has asthma	CCC	71
CCC_035	Asthma – had symptoms or attacks	CCC	72
CCC_036	Asthma – took medication	CCC	72
CCC_051	Has arthritis	CCC	73
CCC_061	Has back problems excluding fibromyalgia and arthritis	CCC	73
CCC_071	Has high blood pressure	CCC	74
CCC_072	Ever diagnosed with high blood pressure	CCC	74
CCC_073	Medication – high blood pressure – past month	CCC	75
CCC_073A	Pregnant when first diagnosed with high blood pressure	CCC	75
CCC_073B	Other than during pregnancy – diag. with high blood pressure	CCC	76
CCC_081	Has migraine headaches	CCC	76
CCC_091	Has a COPD	CCC	77
CCC_101	Has diabetes	CCC	77
CCC_102	Diabetes – age first diagnosed	CCC	78
CCC_105	Diabetes – currently takes insulin	CCC	80
CCC_106	Diabetes – takes pills to control blood sugar	CCC	80
CCC_10A	Diabetes diagnosed – when pregnant	CCC	78
CCC_10B	Diabetes diagnosed – other than when pregnant	CCC	79
CCC_10C	Diabetes diagnosed – when started with insulin	CCC	79
CCC_121	Has heart disease	CCC	81
CCC_131	Has cancer	CCC	81
CCC_141	Has stomach or intestinal ulcers	CCC	82
CCC_151	Suffers from the effects of a stroke	CCC	83
CCC_161	Has urinary incontinence	CCC	83
CCC_171	Has a bowel disorder / Crohn's Disease or colitis	CCC	84
CCC_17A	Type of bowel disease	CCC	84
CCC_181	Has Alzheimer's disease or other dementia	CCC	85
CCC_280	Has a mood disorder	CCC	85
CCC_290	Has an anxiety disorder	CCC	86
CCC_31A	Ever had cancer	CCC	82
CCCDDIA	Diabetes type	CCC	86
CCS_180	Had an FOBT test	CCS	250
CCS_182	Last time FOBT test done	CCS	251
CCS_184	Had colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy	CCS	255
CCS_185	Last time had colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy	CCS	256
CCS_187	Colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy followed FOBT test	CCS	260
CCS_83A	Had FOBT – family history	CCS	251
CCS_83B	Had FOBT – regular check–up	CCS	252
CCS_83C	Had FOBT – age	CCS	252
CCS_83D	Had FOBT – follow–up of problem	CCS	253
CCS_83E	Had FOBT – follow–up of treatment	CCS	254
CCS_83F	Had FOBT – other	CCS	254
CCS_83G	Had FOBT – race	CCS	253
CCS_86A	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – family history	CCS	257
CCS_86B	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – regular check–up	CCS	257
CCS_86C	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – age	CCS	258
CCS_86D	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – follow–up of problem	CCS	259
CCS_86E	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – follow–up of treatment	CCS	259
CCS_86F	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – other	CCS	260
CCS_86G	Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – race	CCS	258
CHP_01	Overnight patient	CHP	125
CHP_02	Number of nights as patient	CHP	125
CHP_03	Consulted with family doctor/general practitioner	CHP	126
CHP_04	Number of consultations – fam. doctor/general practitioner	CHP	126
CHP_05	Where the most recent contact took place	CHP	127
CHP_06	Consulted with eye specialist	CHP	128
CHP_07	Number of consultations – eye specialist	CHP	128
CHP_08	Consulted with other medical doctor	CHP	129
CHP_09	Number of consultations – other medical doctor	CHP	129
CHP_10	Where the most recent contact took place	CHP	130
CHP_11	Consulted with nurse	CHP	131
CHP_12	Number of consultations – nurse	CHP	131
CHP_13	Where the most recent contact took place	CHP	132
CHP_14	Consulted with dentist or orthodontist	CHP	133
CHP_15	Number of consultations – dentist or orthodontist	HCU	133
CHP_16	Consulted with chiropractor	CHP	134
CHP_17	Number of consultations – chiropractor	CHP	134
CHP_18	Consulted with physiotherapist	CHP	135
CHP_19	Number of consultations – physiotherapist	CHP	135
CHP_20	Consulted with psychologist	CHP	136
CHP_21	Number of consultations – psychologist	CHP	136
CHP_22	Consulted with social worker or counsellor	CHP	137
CHP_23	Number of consultations – social worker or counsellor	CHP	137
CHP_24	Consulted with speech/audiology/occ. therapist	CHP	138
CHP_25	Number of consultations – speech/audiology/occ. therapist	CHP	138
CHPDMDC	Number of consultations with medical doctor – (D)	HCU	139
CHPFCOP	Consultations with health professionals – (F)	HCU	139
CIH_1	Did something to improve health	CIH	41
CIH_2	Most important change to improve health	CIH	42
CIH_3	Thinks should do something to improve health	CIH	43
CIH_4	Most important thing to improve health	CIH	44
CIH_5	Barrier to improving health	CIH	45
CIH_6A	Barrier to improving health – lack of will power	CIH	45
CIH_6B	Barrier to improving health – work schedule	CIH	46
CIH_6E	Barrier to improving health – too costly	CIH	49
CIH_6F	Barrier to improving health – too stressed	CIH	48
CIH_6G	Barrier to improving health – disability / health problem	CIH	48
CIH_6H	Barrier to improving health – other	CIH	51
CIH_6I	Barrier to improving health – family responsabilities	CIH	46
CIH_6J	Barrier to improving health – addiction to drugs / alcohol	CIH	47
CIH_6K	Barrier to improving health – physical condition	CIH	47
CIH_6L	Barrier to improving health – not available – in area	CIH	49
CIH_6M	Barrier to improving health – transportation problems	CIH	50
CIH_6N	Barrier to improving health – weather problems	CIH	50
CIH_7	Intending to improve health over next year	CIH	51
CIH_8A	Health improvement – more exercise	CIH	52
CIH_8B	Health improvement – lose weight	CIH	52
CIH_8C	Health improvement – improve eating habits	CIH	53
CIH_8G	Health improvement – reduce stress level	CIH	54
CIH_8H	Health improvement – take vitamins	CIH	55
CIH_8I	Health improvement – other	CIH	56
CIH_8J	Health improvement – quit smoking	CIH	53
CIH_8K	Health improvement – drink less alcohol	CIH	54
CIH_8L	Health improvement – receive medical treatment	CIH	55
CMH_01K	Consulted mental health professional	CMH	696
CMH_01L	Consulted mental health professional – number of times	CMH	696
CMH_1MA	Consulted mental health professional – family doctor	CMH	697
CMH_1MB	Consulted mental health professional – psychiatrist	CMH	697
CMH_1MC	Consulted mental health professional – psychologist	CMH	698
CMH_1MD	Consulted mental health professional – nurse	CMH	698
CMH_1ME	Consulted mental hlth. professional – social worker	CMH	699
CMH_1MF	Consulted mental health professional – other	CMH	699
CPG_01A	Frequence – spending $ on instant/daily win tickets – 12 mo	CPG	589
CPG_01B	Frequency – spending money on lottery tickets	CPG	590
CPG_01C	Frequency – spending money on bingo	CPG	591
CPG_01D	Frequency – spending money on cards/boards games	CPG	592
CPG_01E	Frequency – spending money on VLTs/outside casinos	CPG	593
CPG_01F	Frequency – spending money on VLTs/at casinos	CPG	594
CPG_01G	Frequency – spending money on other games/at casinos	CPG	595
CPG_01H	Frequency – spending money on Internet/arcade gambling	CPG	596
CPG_01I	Frequency – spending money on live horse racing	CPG	597
CPG_01J	Frequency – spending money on sports lotteries	CPG	598
CPG_01K	Frequency – spending money on speculative investments	CPG	599
CPG_01L	Frequency – spending money on games of skill	CPG	600
CPG_01M	Frequency – spending money on other forms of gambling	CPG	601
CPG_01N	Amount of money spent on gambling activities	CPG	602
CPG_02	Frequency – spent more than wanted on gambling	CPG	603
CPG_03	Frequency – gambled more money for same feeling	CPG	604
CPG_04	Frequency – returned to try to win back money lost	CPG	605
CPG_05	Frequency – borrowed money/sold to get $ for gambling	CPG	606
CPG_06	Frequency – felt might have a problem with gambling	CPG	607
CPG_07	Frequency – gambling caused any health problems	CPG	608
CPG_08	Frequency – people criticized respondent's betting	CPG	609
CPG_09	Frequency – gambling caused financial problems	CPG	610
CPG_10	Frequency – felt guilty about gambling	CPG	611
CPG_11	Frequency – lied to hide gambling	CPG	612
CPG_12	Frequency – wanted to stop betting but thought could not	CPG	613
CPG_13	Frequency – bet more than could afford to lose	CPG	614
CPG_14	Frequency – tried to quit/cut down; but unable	CPG	615
CPG_15	Frequency – gambled to forget problems/feel better	CPG	616
CPG_16	Frequency – gambling caused problem with family/friends	CPG	617
CPG_17	Other family member with gambling problems	CPG	618
CPG_18	Used alcohol or drugs while gambling	CPG	619
CPG_19A	Level of interference – home responsibilities – 12 mo	CPG	620
CPG_19C	Level of interference – close relationships – 12 mo	CPG	623
CPG_19D	Level of interference – social life –12 mo	CPG	624
CPG_9B1	Level of interference – ability to attend school – 12 mo	CPG	621
CPG_9B2	Level of interference – ability to work at a job – 12 mo	CPG	622
CPGDACT	Number of different types of gambling activities – (D)	CPG	626
CPGDINT	Gambling interference – Mean – (D)	CPG	627
CPGDSEV	Problem gambling severity index – (D)	CPG	625
CPGDTYP	Type of gambler – (D)	CPG	626
CPGFGAM	Gambling activity – gambler vs. non–gambler – (F)	CPG	625
CPGFINT	Gambling Interference – (F)	CPG	627
DEN_130	Visited dentist	DEN	270
DEN_132	Last time visited dentist	DEN	271
DEN_36A	No dental visit – have not gotten around to it	DEN	272
DEN_36B	No dental visit – respondent didn't think necessary	DEN	272
DEN_36C	No dental visit – dentist didn't think necessary	DEN	273
DEN_36D	No dental visit – personal / family responsibilities	DEN	273
DEN_36E	No dental visit – not available when required	DEN	274
DEN_36F	No dental visit – not available in area	DEN	274
DEN_36G	No dental visit – waiting time too long	DEN	275
DEN_36H	No dental visit – transportation problems	DEN	275
DEN_36I	No dental visit – language problem	DEN	276
DEN_36J	No dental visit – cost	DEN	276
DEN_36K	No dental visit – did not know where to go	DEN	277
DEN_36L	No dental visit – fear	DEN	277
DEN_36M	No dental visit – wears dentures	DEN	278
DEN_36N	No dental visit – other	DEN	279
DEN_36O	No dental visit – unable to leave house / health problem	DEN	278
DHH_AGE	Age	DHH	23
DHH_DOB	Day of birth	DHH	25
DHH_MOB	Month of birth	DHH	24
DHH_MS	Marital Status	DHH	26
DHH_OWN	Dwelling – owned by a member of household	DWL	989
DHH_SEX	Sex	DHH	25
DHH_YOB	Year of birth	DHH	24
DHHD611	Number of persons 6 to 11 years old in household – (D)	DHH	28
DHHDECF	Household type – (D)	DHH	30
DHHDHSZ	Household size – (D)	DHH	31
DHHDL12	Number of persons less than 12 years old in household – (D)	DHH	28
DHHDL18	Number of Persons in Household Less Than 18 Years of Age	DHH	28
DHHDLE5	Number of persons 5 years old or less in household – (D)	DHH	27
DHHDLVG	Living arrangement of selected respondent – (D)	DHH	29
DHHDOKD	Number of dependents 16 or 17 years old in household – (D)	DHH	27
DHHDSAGE	Age of spouse	DHH	26
DHHDYKD	Number of persons 15 years old or less in household – (D)	DHH	27
DIA_01	Tested for "A–one–C" haemoglobin	DIA	87
DIA_02	Number of times – tested for haemoglobin "A–one–C"	DIA	87
DIA_03	Feet checked by health professional	DIA	88
DIA_04	Number of times – feet checked by health professional	DIA	88
DIA_05	Urine tested for protein by health professional	DIA	89
DIA_06	Ever had eye exam with pupils dilated	DIA	89
DIA_07	Eye exam with pupils dilated – last time	DIA	90
DIA_08	Checks glucose level / self – reporting unit	DIA	90
DIA_09	Checks feet / self – reporting unit	DIA	93
DIA_10	Medication – ASA – past month	DIA	95
DIA_11	Medication – blood cholesterol – past month	DIA	96
DIA_N8B	Checks glucose level/self – number of times per day	DIA	91
DIA_N8C	Checks glucose level/self – number of times per week	DIA	91
DIA_N8D	Checks glucose level/self – number of times per month	DIA	92
DIA_N8E	Checks glucose level/self – number of times per year	DIA	92
DIA_N9B	Checks feet / self – number of times per day	DIA	93
DIA_N9C	Checks feet / self – number of times per week	DIA	94
DIA_N9D	Checks feet / self – number of times per month	DIA	94
DIA_N9E	Checks feet / self – number of times per year	DIA	95
DIS_10A	Frequency – distress: felt tired out – past month	DIS	700
DIS_10B	Frequency – distress: felt nervous – past month	DIS	701
DIS_10C	Freq./–distress: so nervous nothing calms down – past month	DIS	702
DIS_10D	Frequency – distress: felt hopeless – past month	DIS	703
DIS_10E	Frequency – distress: felt restless – past month	DIS	704
DIS_10F	Frequency – distress: could not sit still – past month	DIS	705
DIS_10G	Frequency – distress: felt sad / depressed – past month	DIS	706
DIS_10H	Frequency – distress: depressed/nothing cheers – past month	DIS	707
DIS_10I	Freq. – distress: felt everything was an effort – past month	DIS	708
DIS_10J	Frequency – distress: felt worthless – past month	DIS	709
DIS_10K	Frequency of distress feelings – past month	DIS	710
DIS_10L	Frequency of distress feelings (more often)	DIS	711
DIS_10M	Frequency of distress feelings (less often)	DIS	711
DIS_10N	Frequency of dist. feelings interfere with life – past month	DIS	712
DISDCHR	Chronicity of distress/impairment scale – past month – (D)	DIS	713
DISDDSX	Distress scale – K10 – past month – (D)	DIS	713
DISDK6	Distress scale – K6 – past month – (D)	DIS	712
DOACC	Access to health care services – Inclusion flag – (F)	ACC	772
DOADL	Activities of daily living – Inclusion Flag – (F)	ADL	184
DOALD	Alcohol use – Dependence – Inclusion Flag – (F)	ALD	523
DOALW	Alcohol use – past week – Inlusion Flag – (F)	ALW	502
DOBPC	Blood pressure check – Inclusion Flag – (F)	BPC	198
DOBRX	Breast examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)	BRX	230
DOBSX	Breast self examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)	BSX	239
DOCCS	Colorectal cancer screening – Inclusion Flag – (F)	CCS	249
DOCIH	Changes made to improve health module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	CIH	40
DOCMH	Consultations – mental health module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	CMH	695
DOCPG	Problem gambling – Inclusion Flag – (F)	CPG	588
DODEN	Dental visits – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DEN	269
DODEP	Depression – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DPS	714
DODIA	Diabetes care – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DIA	86
DODIS	Distress – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DIS	700
DODRG	Illicit drugs use – Inclusion Flag – (F)	IDG	556
DODRV	Driving and safety – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DRV	507
DODSU	Dietary Supplement module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	DSU	299
DOEYX	Eye examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)	EYX	261
DOFDC	Food choices – Inclusion Flag – (F)	FDC	291
DOFSC	Food security – Inclusion Flag – (F)	FSC	1057
DOHCS	Health care system satisfaction module– Inclusion Flag – (F)	HCS	56
DOHMC	Home care services – Inclusion Flag – (F)	HMC	140
DOHMS	Home safety – Inclusion Flag – (F)	HMS	1025
DOHUI	Health utility index – Inclusion Flag – (F)	HUI	96
DOINJ	Injuries – Inclusion Flag – (F)	INJ	394
DOINS	Insurance coverage – Inclusion Flag – (F)	INS	925
DOMAM	Mammography – Inclusion Flag – (F)	MAM	216
DOMAS	Mastery – Inclusion Flag – (F)	MAS	453
DOMXA	Maternal exp.– Alcohol during preg. – Inclusion Flag – (F)	MXA	549
DOMXS	Maternal exp.– Smoking during preg. – Inclusion Flag – (F)	MXS	552
DOOH2	Oral health 2 – Inclusion Flag – (F)	OH2	279
DOORG	Voluntary organization – Participate – Inclusion Flag – (F)	ORG	39
DOPAF	Phy. act. – Facility at work – Inclusion Flag – (F)	PAF	1020
DOPAP	PAP smear test module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	PAP	207
DOPAS	Patient sat. – Health care service – Inclusion Flag –(F)	PAS	169
DOPSA	Prostate cancer screening – Inclusion Flag – (F)	PSA	243
DOPSC	Patient sat. – Community–based care – Inclusion Flag – (F)	PSC	177
DOPWB	Psychological well–being module – (F)	PWB	641
DOSAC	Sedentary activities module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SAC	366
DOSCA	Smoking cessation methods – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SCA	478
DOSCH	Smoking – stages of change – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SCH	475
DOSFE	Self–esteem module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SFE	446
DOSFR	Health status (SF–36) module – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SFR	742
DOSPC	Smoking – physician counselling – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SPC	484
DOSSA	Social support –availability – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SSA	666
DOSSB	Sun safety behaviours – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SSB	383
DOSSU	Social Support – utilization – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SSU	687
DOSTC	Stress – Coping with stress – Inclusion Flag – (F)	STC	439
DOSTS	Stress – sources – Inclusion Flag – (F)	STS	435
DOSUI	Suicidal thoughts & attempts – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SUI	735
DOSWL	Satisfaction with life – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SWL	427
DOSXB	Sexual behaviours – Inclusion Flag – (F)	SXB	628
DOTAL	Smoking – Other tobacco products – Inclusion Flag – (F)	TAL	496
DOUPE	Use of protective equipment – Inclusion Flag – (F)	UPE	370
DOWTM	Waiting times – Inclusion Flag – (F)	WTM	854
DPS_02	Felt sad/blue/depressed – 2 weeks or more – 12 mo	DPS	714
DPS_03	Sad/depressed – length feelings lasted – 2 wk	DPS	715
DPS_04	Sad/depressed – frequency – 2 wk	DPS	715
DPS_05	Sad/depressed – lose interest in things – 2 wk	DPS	716
DPS_06	Sad/depressed – felt tired out / low on energy – 2 wk	DPS	716
DPS_07	Sad/depressed – weight change – 2 wk	DPS	717
DPS_08A	Sad/depressed – weight change (amount) – 2 wk	DPS	717
DPS_08B	Sad/depressed – weight change (lb/kg) – 2 wk	DPS	718
DPS_09	Sad/depressed – trouble falling asleep – 2 wk	DPS	718
DPS_10	Sad/depressed trouble falling asleep – frequency – 2 wk	DPS	719
DPS_11	Sad/depressed – trouble concentrating – 2 wk	DPS	719
DPS_12	Sad/depressed – felt down on self – 2 wk	DPS	720
DPS_13	Sad/depressed – thought a lot about death – 2 wk	DPS	720
DPS_14	Sad/depressed – number of weeks – 12 mo	DPS	721
DPS_15	Sad/depressed – most recent month – 2 wk	DPS	722
DPS_16	Loss of interest – things that usually give pleasure – 12 mo	DPS	723
DPS_17	Loss of interest – frequency – 12 mo	DPS	724
DPS_18	Loss of interest – frequency – 2 wk	DPS	725
DPS_19	Loss of interest – felt tired all the time – 2 wk	DPS	725
DPS_20	Loss of interest – weight change – 2 wk	DPS	726
DPS_21A	Loss of interest – weight change (amount)	DPS	726
DPS_21B	Loss of interest – weight change (lb/kg) – 2 wk	DPS	727
DPS_22	Loss of interest – trouble falling asleep – 2 wk	DPS	727
DPS_23	Loss of interest – trouble falling asleep/frequency – 2 wk	DPS	728
DPS_24	Loss of interest – trouble concentrating – 2 wk	DPS	728
DPS_25	Loss of interest – felt down on self – 2 wk	DPS	729
DPS_26	Loss of interest – thought a lot about death – 2 wk	DPS	729
DPS_27	Loss of interest – number of weeks – 12 mo	DPS	730
DPS_28	Loss of interest – most recent month – 2 wk	DPS	731
DPSDMT	Specific month last felt depressed – 2 weeks in a row – (D)	DPS	734
DPSDPP	Depression scale – Predicted probability – (D)	DPS	732
DPSDSF	Depression scale – short form score – (D)	DPS	732
DPSDWK	Number of weeks felt depressed – (D)	DPS	733
DRV_01A	Drove a motor vehicle	DRV	508
DRV_01B	Drove a motorcycle	DRV	508
DRV_02	Frequency – used seat belt when driving	DRV	509
DRV_03A	Use of a cell phone while driving	DRV	510
DRV_03B	Use of a hands–free while driving	DRV	510
DRV_04	Frequency – felt tired when driving	DRV	511
DRV_05	Driving speed compared to others	DRV	512
DRV_06	Driving aggression compared to others	DRV	513
DRV_07	Drove a motor vehicle after 2 or more drinks	DRV	514
DRV_07A	Number of times – drove after 2+ drinks	DRV	514
DRV_08A	Frequency – uses seat belt – front seat passenger	DRV	515
DRV_08B	Frequency – uses seat belt – back seat passenger	DRV	516
DRV_09	Frequency – uses seat belt – in taxi	DRV	517
DRV_10	Passenger/driver had 2+ drinks	DRV	518
DRV_10A	No. of times – passenger/driver had 2+ drinks	DRV	518
DRV_11A	Driver or passenger – snowmobile, motor boat or seadoo	DRV	519
DRV_11B	Driver or passenger – ATV	DRV	519
DRV_12	Frequency wears helmet – ATV	DRV	520
DRV_13	Passenger w/driver had 2+ drinks – ATV, snowmobile, etc.	DRV	520
DRV_13A	No. of times – passenger/driver had 2+ drinks–ATV/snowmobile	DRV	521
DRV_14	Drove snowmobile/ATV, etc. after 2+ drinks	DRV	521
DRV_14A	No. of times – drove snowmobile, ATV, etc after 2+ drinks	DRV	522
DRVFSBU	Passenger seat belt use – motor vehicle – (F)	DRV	522
DSU_1A	Took vitamin or mineral supplements – past 4 weeks	DSU	300
DSU_1B	Took supplements – at least once a week	DSU	300
DSU_1C	Took supplements – number of days – last week	DSU	301
DSU_1D	Took supplements – number of days – past 4 weeks	DSU	301
DSUDCON	Freq. of consumption of vitamin/mineral supplements – (F)	DSU	302
EDU_1	Highest grade of elementary or high school completed	EDU	1001
EDU_2	Graduated from high school (2ndary school)	EDU	1001
EDU_3	Received any other education	EDU	1002
EDU_4	Highest degree, certificate or diploma obtained	EDU	1003
EDUDH04	Highest level of education û household, 4 levels – (D)	EDU	1005
EDUDH10	Highest level of education – household, 10 levels – (D)	EDU	1006
EDUDR04	Highest level of education – respondent, 4 levels – (D)	EDU	1007
EDUDR10	Highest level of education – respondent, 10 levels – (D)	EDU	1008
ETS_10	Someone smokes inside home	ETS	491
ETS_11	Number of people who smoke inside home	ETS	492
ETS_20	Exposed to second–hand smoke in private vehicle	ETS	492
ETS_20B	Exposed to second–hand smoke in public places	ETS	493
ETS_35	Smoking allowed – House	ETS	493
ETS_36	Smoking restrictions	ETS	494
ETS_37A	Type of restrictions –certain rooms only	ETS	494
ETS_37B	Type of restrictions – young children	ETS	495
ETS_37C	Type of restrictions – windows open	ETS	495
ETS_37D	Type of restrictions – Other	ETS	496
EYX_140	Visit eye doctor – 12 m	EYX	261
EYX_142	Last time eye examination	EYX	262
EYX_46A	No eye exam – not gotten around to it – past 2 yrs	EYX	262
EYX_46B	No eye exam – respondent didn't think necessary	EYX	263
EYX_46C	No eye exam – doctor didn't think necessary	EYX	263
EYX_46D	No eye exam – personal or family responsibilities	EYX	264
EYX_46E	No eye exam – not available when required	EYX	264
EYX_46F	No eye exam– not available in area	EYX	265
EYX_46G	No eye exam – waiting time too long	EYX	265
EYX_46H	No eye exam – transportation problems	EYX	266
EYX_46I	No eye exam – language problem	EYX	266
EYX_46J	No eye exam – cost	EYX	267
EYX_46K	No eye exam – did not know where to go	EYX	267
EYX_46L	No eye exam – fear	EYX	268
EYX_46M	No eye exam – other reason	EYX	269
EYX_46N	No eye exam – health problem	EYX	268
FDC_1A	Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about body weight	FDC	292
FDC_1B	Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about heart disease	FDC	292
FDC_1C	Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about cancer	FDC	293
FDC_1D	Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about osteoporosis	FDC	293
FDC_2A	Reason to choose foods – lower fat content	FDC	294
FDC_2B	Reason to choose foods – fibre content	FDC	294
FDC_2C	Reason to choose foods – calcium content	FDC	295
FDC_3A	Reason to avoid foods – fat content	FDC	295
FDC_3B	Reason to avoid foods – type of fat	FDC	296
FDC_3C	Reason to avoid foods – salt content	FDC	296
FDC_3D	Reason to avoid foods – cholesterol content	FDC	297
FDC_3E	Reason to avoid foods – calorie content	FDC	297
FDCFAVD	Avoids foods for content reasons – (F)	FDC	298
FDCFCAH	Chooses/avoids foods b/c of certain health concerns – (F)	FDC	298
FDCFCHO	Chooses foods for content reasons – (F)	FDC	299
FLU_160	Ever had a flu shot	FLU	188
FLU_162	Had flu shot – last time	FLU	188
FLU_164	Had flu shot – which month	FLU	189
FLU_165	Had flu shot – current/last year	FLU	190
FLU_66A	No flu shot – have not gotten around to it	FLU	190
FLU_66B	No flu shot – respondent didn't think it was necessary	FLU	191
FLU_66C	No flu shot – doctor didn't think it was necessary	FLU	191
FLU_66D	No flu shot – personal or family responsibilities	FLU	192
FLU_66E	No flu shot – not available at time required	FLU	192
FLU_66F	No flu shot – not available at all in area	FLU	193
FLU_66G	No flu shot – waiting time was too long	FLU	193
FLU_66H	No flu shot – transportation problems	FLU	194
FLU_66I	No flu shot – language problem	FLU	194
FLU_66J	No flu shot – cost	FLU	195
FLU_66K	No flu shot – did not know where to go	FLU	195
FLU_66L	No flu shot – fear	FLU	196
FLU_66M	No flu shot – bad reaction to previous shot	FLU	196
FLU_66N	No flu shot – other	FLU	197
FLU_66O	No flu shot – unable to leave house / health problem	FLU	197
FSC_010	Food situation in household – 12 mo	FSC	1058
FSC_020	Worried food would run out – 12 mo	FSC	1059
FSC_030	Food bought just didn't last and no money to buy more –12 mo	FSC	1059
FSC_040	Could not afford to eat balanced meals – 12 mo	FSC	1060
FSC_050	Relied on few kinds of low–cost food for children – 12 mo	FSC	1061
FSC_060	Could not feed children a balanced meal – 12 mo	FSC	1062
FSC_070	Children were not eating enough – 12 mo	FSC	1063
FSC_080	Adults skipped or cut size of meals – 12 mo	FSC	1063
FSC_081	Adults skipped or cut size of meals – frequency – 12 mo	FSC	1064
FSC_090	Ate less than felt should – 12 mo	FSC	1064
FSC_100	Was hungry but could not afford to eat – 12 mo	FSC	1065
FSC_110	Lost weight no money to buy food– 12 mo	FSC	1065
FSC_120	Adults did not eat for whole day – 12 mo	FSC	1066
FSC_121	Adults did not eat whole day – frequency – 12 mo	FSC	1067
FSC_130	Adults cut size of children's meals – 12 mo	FSC	1068
FSC_140	Children skipped meals – 12 mo	FSC	1069
FSC_141	Children skipped meals – frequency – 12 mo	FSC	1070
FSC_150	Children were hungry – 12 mo	FSC	1071
FSC_160	Children did not eat for whole day – 12 mo	FSC	1072
FSCDAFS	Household Food Security – No children (D)	FSC	1073
FSCDCFS	Household Food Security – Have children (D)	FSC	1073
FSCDHFS2	Household Food Security Status – Modified version – (D)	FSD	1072
FVC_1A	Drinks fruit juices – reporting unit	FVC	303
FVC_1B	Drinks fruit juices – number of times per day	FVC	303
FVC_1C	Drinks fruit juices – number of times per week	FVC	304
FVC_1D	Drinks fruit juices – number of times per month	FVC	304
FVC_1E	Drinks fruit juices – number of times per year	FVC	305
FVC_2A	Eats fruit – reporting unit	FVC	305
FVC_2B	Eats fruit – number of times per day	FVC	306
FVC_2C	Eats fruit – number of times per week	FVC	306
FVC_2D	Eats fruit – number of times per month	FVC	307
FVC_2E	Eats fruit – number of times per year	FVC	307
FVC_3A	Eats green salad – reporting unit	FVC	308
FVC_3B	Eats green salad – number of times per day	FVC	308
FVC_3C	Eats green salad – number of times per week	FVC	309
FVC_3D	Eats green salad – number of times per month	FVC	309
FVC_3E	Eats green salad – number of times per year	FVC	310
FVC_4A	Eats potatoes – reporting unit	FVC	310
FVC_4B	Eats potatoes – number of times per day	FVC	311
FVC_4C	Eats potatoes – number of times per week	FVC	311
FVC_4D	Eats potatoes – number of times per month	FVC	312
FVC_4E	Eats potatoes – number of times per year	FVC	312
FVC_5A	Eats carrots – reporting unit	FVC	313
FVC_5B	Eats carrots – number of times per day	FVC	313
FVC_5C	Eats carrots – number of times per week	FVC	314
FVC_5D	Eats carrots – number of times per month	FVC	314
FVC_5E	Eats carrots – number of times per year	FVC	315
FVC_6A	Eats other vegetables – reporting unit	FVC	315
FVC_6B	Eats other vegetables – number of servings per day	FVC	316
FVC_6C	Eats other vegetables – number of servings per week	FVC	316
FVC_6D	Eats other vegetables – number of servings per month	FVC	317
FVC_6E	Eats other vegetables – number of servings per year	FVC	317
FVCDCAR	Daily consumption – carrots – (D)	FVC	320
FVCDFRU	Daily consumption – fruit – (D)	FVC	318
FVCDJUI	Daily consumption – fruit juice – (D)	FVC	318
FVCDPOT	Daily consumption – potatoes – (D)	FVC	319
FVCDSAL	Daily consumption – green salad – (D)	FVC	319
FVCDTOT	Daily consumption – total fruits and vegetables – (D)	FVC	321
FVCDVEG	Daily consumption – other vegetables – (D)	FVC	320
FVCGTOT	Daily consumption – total fruits and vegetables – (D, G)	FVC	321
GEN_01	Self–perceived health	GEN	31
GEN_02	Self–perceived health compared to one year ago	GEN	32
GEN_02A2	Satisfaction with life in general	GEN	33
GEN_02B	Self–perceived mental health	GEN	34
GEN_07	Perceived life stress	GEN	35
GEN_08	Worked at job or business	GEN	35
GEN_09	Self–perceived work stress	GEN	36
GEN_10	Sense of belonging to local community	GEN	37
GENDHDI	Perceived Health	GEN	37
GENDMHI	Perceived Mental Health	GEN	38
GENGSWL	Satisfaction with life in general	GEN	38
GEO_PRV	Province of residence of respondent	GEO	2
GEODCD	Census Division – (D)	GEO	10
GEODCMA6	2006 Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) – (D)	GEO	12
GEODCSD	Census Sub–Division – (D)	GEO	10
GEODDA06	2006 Census Dissemination Area – (D)	GEO	9
GEODDHA	Nova Scotia District Health Authority (DHA)	GEO	8
GEODFED	Federal Electoral District – (D)	GEO	10
GEODHR4	Health Region of residence of respondent – (D)	GEO	3
GEODLHA	British Columbia Local Health Authority (LHA) – (D)	GEO	8
GEODLHN	Local Health Integrated Networks (LHIN) – Ontario – (D)	GEO	9
GEODPC	Postal code – (D)	GEO	2
GEODPG09	Health Region Peer Group – (D)	GEO	13
GEODPSZ	Population size group – (D)	GEO	15
GEODSAT	Statistical area classification type – (D)	GEO	11
GEODSHR	Sub–Health Region (Québec only) – (D)	GEO	7
GEODUR	Urban and Rural Areas	GEO	14
GEODUR2	Urban and Rural Areas – 2 levels – (D)	GEO	14
HCS_1	Rating of availability of health care – province	HCS	57
HCS_2	Rating of quality of health care – province	HCS	58
HCS_3	Rating of availability of health care – community	HCS	59
HCS_4	Rating of quality of health care – community	HCS	60
HCU_1A1	Has a usual place to go when sick/needs health advice	HCU	122
HCU_1A2	Kind of place	HCU	123
HCU_1AA	Has regular medical doctor	HCU	119
HCU_1AC	Language spoken to doctor	HCU	124
HCU_1BA	Reason has no regular doctor – no one available in area	HCU	119
HCU_1BB	Reason has no regular doctor – none taking new patients	HCU	120
HCU_1BC	Reason has no regular doctor – not tried to contact one	HCU	120
HCU_1BD	Reason has no regular doctor – has left or retired	HCU	121
HCU_1BE	Reason has no regular doctor – other	HCU	121
HMC_09	Received home care services – cost covered by government	HMC	140
HMC_10A	Type of govt. home care rec'd – nursing care	HMC	141
HMC_10B	Type of govt. home care rec'd – health services	HMC	141
HMC_10C	Type of govt. home care rec'd – personal care	HMC	142
HMC_10D	Type of govt. home care rec'd – housework	HMC	143
HMC_10E	Type of govt. home care rec'd – meals	HMC	143
HMC_10F	Type of govt. home care rec'd – shopping	HMC	144
HMC_10G	Type of govt. home care rec'd – respite care	HMC	144
HMC_10H	Type of govt. home care rec'd – other	HMC	145
HMC_10I	Type of govt. home care rec'd – Medical equipment	HMC	142
HMC_11	Received home care services – cost not covered by government	HMC	145
HMC_12A	Non govt. home care – provided by nurse from private agency	HMC	146
HMC_12B	Non govt. home care – provided by homemaker	HMC	146
HMC_12C	Non govt. home care – provided by neighbour or friend	HMC	147
HMC_12D	Non govt. home care – provided by family member	HMC	148
HMC_12E	Non govt. home care – provided by volunteer	HMC	148
HMC_12F	Non govt. home care – provided by other	HMC	149
HMC_12G	Non govt. home care – physiotherapist	HMC	147
HMC_13A	Received other home care services – Nursing care	HMC	149
HMC_13B	Received home care services –physio,occupational,speech therapy	HMC	150
HMC_13C	Received other home care services – Personal care	HMC	150
HMC_13D	Received other home care services – Housework	HMC	151
HMC_13E	Received home care services – Meal preparation or delivery	HMC	151
HMC_13F	Received other home care services – Shopping	HMC	152
HMC_13G	Received other home care services – Respite care	HMC	152
HMC_13H	Received other home care services – Other	HMC	153
HMC_13I	Received other home care services – Med. equipment/supplies	HMC	153
HMC_14	Self–perceived unmet home care needs	HMC	154
HMC_15A	Home care not received – not available / area	HMC	154
HMC_15B	Home care not received – not available at time required	HMC	155
HMC_15C	Home care not received – waiting time too long	HMC	155
HMC_15D	Home care not received – felt would be inadequate	HMC	156
HMC_15E	Home care not received – cost	HMC	156
HMC_15F	Home care not received – too busy	HMC	157
HMC_15G	Home care not received – didn't get around to it	HMC	157
HMC_15H	Home care not received – didn't know where to go	HMC	158
HMC_15I	Home care not received – language problems	HMC	158
HMC_15J	Home care not received – family responsibilities	HMC	159
HMC_15K	Home care not received – decided not to seek services	HMC	159
HMC_15L	Home care not received – doctor didn't think necessary	HMC	160
HMC_15M	Home care not received – other	HMC	161
HMC_15N	Home care not received – Did not qualify	HMC	160
HMC_15O	Home care not received – Still waiting for homecare	HMC	161
HMC_16A	Type of home care needed – nursing care	HMC	162
HMC_16B	Type of home care needed – health services	HMC	162
HMC_16C	Type of home care needed – personal care	HMC	163
HMC_16D	Type of home care needed – housework	HMC	164
HMC_16E	Type of home care needed – meals	HMC	164
HMC_16F	Type of home care needed – shopping	HMC	165
HMC_16G	Type of home care needed – respite care	HMC	165
HMC_16H	Type of home care needed – other	HMC	166
HMC_16I	Type of home care needed – Medical equipment or supplies	HMC	163
HMC_17A	Who contacted for home care – government sponsored program	HMC	166
HMC_17B	Who contacted for home care – private agency	HMC	167
HMC_17C	Who contacted for home care – family member or friend	HMC	167
HMC_17D	Who contacted for home care – volunteer organization	HMC	168
HMC_17E	Who contacted for home care – other	HMC	168
HMCFRHC	Received home care – (F)	HMC	169
HMS_1	Working smoke detector in home	HMS	1025
HMS_2	Smoke detectors on every level	HMS	1026
HMS_3	Smoke detectors tested each month	HMS	1026
HMS_4	Frequency – changed batteries in smoke detector	HMS	1027
HMS_5	Escape plan to get out of home	HMS	1027
HMS_6	Members of household discussed escape plan	HMS	1028
HUI_01	Vision – read newsprint without glasses / contacts	HUI	97
HUI_02	Vision – read newsprint with glasses / contacts	HUI	97
HUI_03	Vision – able to see	HUI	98
HUI_04	Vision – recognize a friend without glasses / contacts	HUI	98
HUI_05	Vision – recognize a friend with glasses / contacts	HUI	99
HUI_06	Hearing – in group without hearing aid	HUI	99
HUI_07	Hearing – in group with hearing aid	HUI	100
HUI_07A	Hearing – able to hear	HUI	100
HUI_08	Hearing – in quiet room without hearing aid	HUI	101
HUI_09	Hearing – in quiet room with hearing aid	HUI	101
HUI_10	Speech – completely understood by strangers	HUI	102
HUI_11	Speech – partially understood by strangers	HUI	102
HUI_12	Speech – completely understood by non–strangers	HUI	103
HUI_13	Speech – partially understood by non–strangers	HUI	103
HUI_14	Mobility – walk without difficulty and without support	HUI	104
HUI_15	Mobility – able to walk	HUI	104
HUI_16	Mobility – requires support to walk	HUI	105
HUI_17	Mobility – requires help of person to walk	HUI	105
HUI_18	Mobility – requires a wheelchair	HUI	106
HUI_19	Mobility – frequency of wheelchair use	HUI	106
HUI_20	Mobility – requires help to move in wheelchair	HUI	107
HUI_21	Dexterity – able to grasp and handle small objects	HUI	107
HUI_22	Dexterity – requires help due to limitation in hands	HUI	108
HUI_23	Dexterity – requires help with tasks	HUI	108
HUI_24	Dexterity – requires special equipment / hand limitation	HUI	109
HUI_25	Emotion – self evaluation	HUI	109
HUI_26	Cognition – ability to remember things	HUI	110
HUI_27	Cognition – ability to think and solve problems	HUI	111
HUIDCOG	Cognition problems – function code – (D)	HUI	116
HUIDDEX	Dexterity (function code) – (D)	HUI	115
HUIDEMO	Emotion (function code) – (D)	HUI	115
HUIDHER	Hearing (function code) – (D)	HUI	113
HUIDHSI	Health utilities index – (D)	HUI	116
HUIDMOB	Ambulation (mobility) (function code) – (D)	HUI	114
HUIDSPE	Speech (function code) – (D)	HUI	113
HUIDVIS	Vision (function code) – (D)	HUI	112
HUP_01	Usually free of pain or discomfort	HUP	117
HUP_02	Pain and discomfort – usual intensity	HUP	117
HUP_03	Pain and discomfort – number of activities prevented	HUP	118
HUPDPAD	Pain (function code) – (D)	HUI	118
HWT_2	Height / self–reported	HWT	61
HWT_2A	Height – exact height from 1'0" to 1'11" / self–reported	HWT	61
HWT_2B	Height – exact height from 2'0" to 2'11" / self–reported	HWT	62
HWT_2C	Height – exact height from 3'0" to 3'11" / self–reported	HWT	62
HWT_2D	Height – exact height from 4'0" to 4'11" / self–reported	HWT	63
HWT_2E	Height – exact height from 5'0" to 5'11" / self–reported	HWT	64
HWT_2F	Height – exact height from 6'0" to 6'11" / self–reported	HWT	65
HWT_3	Weight / self–reported	HWT	66
HWT_4	Respondent's opinion of own weight – self–reported	HWT	67
HWT_N4	Weight – unit of measure in pounds/kilograms / self–reported	HWT	66
HWTDBMI	Body Mass Index (BMI) / self–report – (D)	HWT	70
HWTDCOL	BMI class. (12 to 17) / self–report – Cole system – (D)	HWT	71
HWTDHTM	Height (metres) / self–reported – (D)	HWT	68
HWTDISW	BMI class. (18 +) / self–report – Intern. standard – (D)	HWT	70
HWTDWTK	Weight (kilograms) / self–reported – (D)	HWT	69
IDG_01	Used – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – life	IDG	557
IDG_02	Used – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – 12 mo	IDG	557
IDG_03	Frequency – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – 12 mo	IDG	558
IDG_04	Used – cocaine, crack – life	IDG	559
IDG_05	Used – cocaine, crack – 12 mo	IDG	559
IDG_06	Frequency – cocaine, crack – 12 mo	IDG	560
IDG_07	Used – speed (amphetamines) – life	IDG	561
IDG_08	Used – speed (amphetamines) – 12 mo	IDG	561
IDG_09	Frequency – speed (amphetamines) – 12 mo	IDG	562
IDG_10	Used – ecstasy (MDMA) – life	IDG	563
IDG_11	Used – ecstasy (MDMA) – 12 mo	IDG	563
IDG_12	Frequency – ecstacy (MDMA) – 12 mo	IDG	564
IDG_13	Used – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – life	IDG	565
IDG_14	Used – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – 12 mo	IDG	565
IDG_15	Frequency – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – 12 mo	IDG	566
IDG_16	Sniffed – glue, gasoline, other solvents – life	IDG	566
IDG_17	Sniffed – glue, gasoline, other solvents – 12 mo	IDG	567
IDG_18	Frequency – glue, gasoline, other solvents – 12 mo	IDG	567
IDG_19	Used – heroin – life	IDG	568
IDG_20	Used – heroin – 12 mo	IDG	568
IDG_21	Frequency – heroin – 12 mo	IDG	569
IDG_22	Used – steroids – life	IDG	569
IDG_23	Used – steroids – 12 mo	IDG	570
IDG_24	Frequency – steroids – 12 mo	IDG	570
IDG_25A	Needed more drugs than usual to get high – 12 mo	IDG	571
IDG_25B	Had symptom during period of cut down/no drugs – 12 mo	IDG	571
IDG_25C	Used drugs – prevent having symptoms – 12 mo	IDG	572
IDG_25D	Used drugs – even though promised wouldn't – 12 mo	IDG	572
IDG_25E	Used drugs – more frequently than intended – 12 mo	IDG	573
IDG_25F	Used drugs – little time for anything else 12 mo	IDG	573
IDG_25G	Reduced important activities – because of drugs – 12 mo	IDG	574
IDG_25H	Continued taking drugs despite health problems – 12 mo	IDG	574
IDG_26A	Level of interference – home responsibilities – 12 mo	IDG	575
IDG_26C	Level of interference – close relationships – 12 mo	IDG	578
IDG_26D	Level of interference – social life – 12 mo	IDG	579
IDG_6B1	Level of interference – attend school – 12 mo	IDG	576
IDG_6B2	Level of interference – work at a job – 12 mo	IDG	577
IDGDINT	Illicit drug interference – mean – 12 mo – (D)	IDG	587
IDGFINT	Illicit drug interference – 12 mo – (F)	IDG	587
IDGFLA	Illicit drug use – including one time cannabis – life – (F)	IDG	585
IDGFLAC	Illicit drug use – excluding one time cannabis – life – (F)	IDG	585
IDGFLAM	Amphetamine (speed) drug use – life – (F)	IDG	582
IDGFLCA	Cannabis drug use – including one time only – life – (F)	IDG	580
IDGFLCM	Cannabis drug use – excluding one time only – life – (F)	IDG	580
IDGFLCO	Cocaine / crack drug use – life – (F)	IDG	581
IDGFLEX	MDMA (ecstasy) drug use – life – (F)	IDG	582
IDGFLGL	Glue, gasoline or other solvent use – life – (F)	IDG	583
IDGFLHA	Hallucinogens, PCP or LSD drug use – life – (F)	IDG	583
IDGFLHE	Heroin drug use – life – (F)	IDG	584
IDGFLST	Steroid use – life – (F)	IDG	584
IDGFYA	Illicit drug use – including one time cannabis – 12 mo – (F)	IDG	586
IDGFYAC	Illicit drug use – excluding one time cannabis – 12 mo – (F)	IDG	586
IDGFYCM	Cannabis drug use – excluding one time only – 12 mo – (F)	IDG	581
INC_1A	Source of household income – wages and salaries	INC	1028
INC_1B	Source of household income – self–employment	INC	1029
INC_1C	Source of household income – dividends and interest	INC	1029
INC_1D	Source of household income – employment insurance	INC	1030
INC_1E	Source of household income – worker's compensation	INC	1030
INC_1F	Source of hh income – benefits from Can. / Que. Pension Plan	INC	1031
INC_1G	Srce of hh income – pensions, superan. and annuities	INC	1031
INC_1H	Source of household income – Old Age Security / G.I.S.	INC	1032
INC_1I	Source of household income – child tax benefit	INC	1033
INC_1J	Source of household income – social assistance / welfare	INC	1033
INC_1K	Source of household income – child support	INC	1034
INC_1L	Source of household income – alimony	INC	1034
INC_1M	Source of household income – other	INC	1035
INC_1N	Source of household income – none	INC	1035
INC_1O	Source of household income – RRSP/RRIF	INC	1032
INC_2	Total household income – main source	INC	1036
INC_3	Total household income – best estimate	INC	1037
INC_5A	Total household income – Ranges	INC	1037
INC_5B	Household income – Range 1	INC	1038
INC_5C	Household income – Range 2	INC	1039
INC_6A	Sources personal income: Wages and salaries	INC	1040
INC_6B	Sources personal income: Income from self–employment	INC	1040
INC_6C	Sources personal income: Dividends and interest	INC	1041
INC_6D	Sources personal income: Employment insurance	INC	1041
INC_6E	Sources personal income: Worker's compensation	INC	1042
INC_6F	Sources personal income: Canada or Quebec Pension Plan	INC	1042
INC_6G	Sources personal income: Job related retirement pensions	INC	1043
INC_6H	Sources personal income: RRSP/RRIF	INC	1043
INC_6I	Sources personal income: Old Age Security and Guaranteed Inc	INC	1044
INC_6J	Sources personal income: social assistance or welfare	INC	1045
INC_6K	Sources personal income: Child tax benefits	INC	1044
INC_6L	Sources personal income: Child support	INC	1045
INC_6M	Sources personal income: Alimony	INC	1046
INC_6N	Sources personal income: Other	INC	1046
INC_6O	Sources personal income: None	INC	1047
INC_7	Main source of personal income	INC	1048
INC_8A	Total personal income	INC	1049
INC_8B	Total personal income: Ranges	INC	1049
INC_8C	Total personal income: Range 1	INC	1050
INC_8D	Total personal income: Range 2	INC	1051
INCDADR	Adjusted household income ratio – (D)	INC	1054
INCDHH	Total household income from all sources – (D)	INC	1052
INCDPER	Total personal income from all sources – (D)	INC	1053
INCDRCA	Household income distribution – (D)	INC	1055
INCDRPR	Household income distribution – provincial level – (D)	INC	1056
INCDRRS	Household income distribution – health region level – (D)	INC	1057
INJ_01	Injured in past 12 months	INJ	402
INJ_02	Number of injuries in past 12 months	INJ	402
INJ_03	Most serious injury – month of occurrence	INJ	403
INJ_04	Most serious injury – year of occurrence	INJ	404
INJ_05	Most serious injury – type	INJ	405
INJ_06	Most serious injury – body part affected	INJ	406
INJ_07	Internal organs – body part affected	INJ	407
INJ_08	Most serious injury – place of occurrence	INJ	408
INJ_09	Most serious injury – activity when injured	INJ	409
INJ_10	Most serious injury – result of a fall	INJ	414
INJ_11A	How did you fall	INJ	415
INJ_12	Most serious injury – cause	INJ	416
INJ_12A	Time of injury	INJ	417
INJ_13	Most serious injury – received treatment within 48 hours	INJ	417
INJ_14A	Treated doctorÆs office	INJ	418
INJ_14B	Treated emergency room	INJ	418
INJ_14C	Treated hospital outpatient	INJ	419
INJ_14F	Treated chiropractor	INJ	420
INJ_14K	Treated – Other	INJ	422
INJ_14L	Treated other clinic	INJ	419
INJ_14M	Treated physio/massage therap.	INJ	420
INJ_14N	Treated community health centre	INJ	421
INJ_14O	Treated where injury happened	INJ	421
INJ_15	Most serious injury – admitted to hospital	INJ	422
INJ_15A	Follow–up care because of injury	INJ	423
INJ_16	Other injuries – treated but did not limit normal activities	INJ	423
INJ_17	Other injuries – number	INJ	424
INJDCAU	Cause of injury – (D)	INJ	425
INJDCBP	Cause of injury by place of occurrence – (D)	INJ	426
INJDSTT	Injury Status – (D)	INJ	426
INJDTBS	Type of injury by body site – (D)	INJ	424
INS_1	Insurance – prescription medications	INS	925
INS_1A	Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored	INS	926
INS_1B	Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored	INS	926
INS_1C	Type of health insurance plan – private	INS	927
INS_2	Insurance – dental expenses	INS	927
INS_2A	Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored	INS	928
INS_2B	Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored	INS	928
INS_2C	Type of health insurance plan – private	INS	929
INS_3	Insurance – eye glasses / contact lenses	INS	929
INS_3A	Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored	INS	930
INS_3B	Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored	INS	930
INS_3C	Type of health insurance plan – private	INS	931
INS_4	Insurance – hospital charges	INS	931
INS_4A	Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored	INS	932
INS_4B	Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored	INS	932
INS_4C	Type of health insurance plan – private	INS	933
INW_01	Injury occured in current job	INW	410
INWCSIC	N. American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 2007	LBS	410
INWCSOC	Natl. Occupation Classification for Statistics (NOC–S) 2006	LBS	411
INWDING	Industry group – (D)	LBS	413
INWDOCG	Occupation group (SOC) where injury occurred	LBS	412
INWF02	Response entered – kind of business – (F)	INW	410
INWF03	Response entered – kind of work – (F)	INW	410
INWF03S	Response entered – other – kind of work – (F)	INW	411
INWF04	Response entered – most important duties at work – (F)	INW	411
LBS_01	Worked at job or business last week	LBS	1009
LBS_02	Absent from job or business last week	LBS	1009
LBS_03	Had more than one job or business last week	LBS	1010
LBS_11	Looked for work in past 4 weeks	LBS	1010
LBS_31	Employee or self–employed	LBS	1011
LBS_42	Usual number of hours worked – current main job	LBS	1015
LBS_53	Usual number of hours worked – current other job	LBS	1015
LBSCSIC	N. American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 2007	LBS	1013
LBSCSOC	Natl. Occupation Classification for Statistics (NOC–S) 2006	LBS	1013
LBSDHPW	Total usual hours worked – current jobs – (D)	LBS	1016
LBSDING	Industry group – (D)	LBS	1018
LBSDOCG	Occupation group – (D)	LBS	1019
LBSDPFT	Current – full–time / part–time status – (D)	LBS	1016
LBSDWSS	Working status last week – 4 groups – (D)	LBS	1017
LBSF32	Response entered–name of business (self–employed) – (F)	LBF	1011
LBSF33	Response entered – whom you work for – (F)	LBF	1012
LBSF34	Response entered – kind of business – (F)	LBF	1012
LBSF35	Response entered – kind of work – (F)	LBF	1013
LBSF35S	Response entered – other – kind of work – (F)	INW	1014
LBSF36	Response entered – most important duties at work – (F)	LBF	1014
MAM_030	Ever had mammogram	MAM	217
MAM_032	Last time mammogram was done	MAM	221
MAM_037	Currently pregnant	HWT	60
MAM_038	Had a hysterectomy	MAM	229
MAM_31A	Had mammogram – family history	MAM	217
MAM_31B	Had mammogram – regular check–up	MAM	218
MAM_31C	Had mammogram – age	MAM	218
MAM_31D	Had mammogram – previously detected lump	MAM	219
MAM_31E	Had mammogram – follow–up of treatment	MAM	219
MAM_31F	Had mammogram – on hormone replacement therapy	MAM	220
MAM_31G	Had mammogram – breast problem	MAM	220
MAM_31H	Had mammogram – other	MAM	221
MAM_36A	No mammogram – have not gotten around to it – past 2 yrs	MAM	222
MAM_36B	No mammogram – resp. did not think necessary – past 2 yrs	MAM	222
MAM_36C	No mammogram – doctor did not think necessary – past 2 yrs	MAM	223
MAM_36D	No mammogram – personal/family responsibilities – past 2 yrs	MAM	223
MAM_36E	No mammogram – not available when required – past 2 yrs	MAM	224
MAM_36F	No mammogram – not available in the area – past 2 yrs	MAM	224
MAM_36G	No mammogram – waiting time too long – past 2 yrs	MAM	225
MAM_36H	No mammogram – transportation problems – past 2 yrs	MAM	225
MAM_36I	No mammogram – language problem – past 2 yrs	MAM	226
MAM_36J	No mammogram – cost – past 2 yrs	MAM	226
MAM_36K	No mammogram – did not know where to go – past 2 yrs	MAM	227
MAM_36L	No mammogram – fear – past 2 yrs	MAM	227
MAM_36M	No mammogram – other – past 2 yrs	MAM	229
MAM_36N	No mammogram – unable to leave house/hlth prob – past 2 yrs	MAM	228
MAM_36O	No mammogram – Breasts removed / Mastectomy	MAM	228
MAS_601	Mastery – lack of control	MAS	453
MAS_602	Mastery – cannot solve problems	MAS	454
MAS_603	Mastery – cannot change things	MAS	455
MAS_604	Mastery – helpless	MAS	456
MAS_605	Mastery – pushed around	MAS	457
MAS_606	Mastery – fate depends upon self	MAS	458
MAS_607	Mastery – can do anything	MAS	459
MASDM1	Mastery scale – (D)	MAS	459
MEX_01	Has given birth in the past 5 years	MEX	538
MEX_01A	Year of birth of last baby	MEX	539
MEX_02	Took folic acid – before last pregnancy	MEX	539
MEX_03	Breastfed or tried to breastfeed last child	MEX	540
MEX_04	Main reason did not breastfeed last child	MEX	541
MEX_05	Still breastfeeding last child	MEX	542
MEX_06	Duration of breastfeeding last child	MEX	543
MEX_07	Age of last baby – other foods added	MEX	544
MEX_08	Main reason – other foods added	MEX	545
MEX_09	Gave vitamin D – when breast milk only	MEX	546
MEX_10	Main reason why stopped breastfeeding	MEX	547
MEXDEBF	Duration of exclusive breastfeeding – (D)	MEX	548
MEXFEB6	Exclusively breastfed for at least 6 months – (F)	MEX	549
MXA_01	Drank alcohol – last pregnancy	MXA	550
MXA_02	Frequency of drinking – last pregnancy	MXA	550
MXA_03	Drank alcohol – while breastfeeding last baby	MXA	551
MXA_04	Frequency of drinking – while breastfeeding last baby	MXA	552
MXS_01	Type of smoker – last pregnancy	MXS	553
MXS_02	No. of cigarettes daily – last pregnancy (daily smoker)	MXS	553
MXS_03	No. of cigarettes daily – last pregnancy (occasional smoker)	MXS	554
MXS_04	Smoked while breastfeeding last baby (occasional smoker)	MXS	554
MXS_05	No. of cigarettes daily – while breastfeeding (daily smoker)	MXS	555
MXS_06	No. of cigarettes daily – while breastfeeding (occ. smoker)	MXS	555
MXS_07	Second–hand smoke – during or after last pregnancy	MXS	556
OH2_10	Frequency usually visits the dentist	OH2	280
OH2_11	Insurance for dental expenses	OH2	280
OH2_11A	Type of dental insurance plan – government–sponsored	OH2	281
OH2_11B	Type of dental insurance plan – employer–sponsored	OH2	281
OH2_11C	Type of dental insurance plan – private	OH2	282
OH2_12	Teeth removed by dentist – 12 mo	OH2	282
OH2_13	Teeth removed – decay or gum disease – 12 mo	OH2	283
OH2_20	Has one or more of own teeth	OH2	283
OH2_21	Wears dentures	OH2	284
OH2_22	Condition of teeth/mouth – difficulty speaking clearly	OH2	284
OH2_23	Condition of teeth/mouth – avoided conversation – 12 mo	OH2	285
OH2_24	Condition of teeth/mouth – avoided laughing/smiling – 12 mo	OH2	286
OH2_25A	Had a toothache – past mo.	OH2	286
OH2_25B	Teeth sensitive to hot or cold – past mo.	OH2	287
OH2_25C	Had pain – jaw joints – past mo.	OH2	287
OH2_25D	Had pain – mouth or face – past mo.	OH2	288
OH2_25E	Had bleeding gums – past mo.	OH2	288
OH2_25F	Had dry mouth – past mo.	OH2	289
OH2_25G	Had bad breath – past mo.	OH2	289
OH2_30	Frequency of brushing teeth	OH2	290
OH2FLIM	Limited socially due to oral health status – 12 mo – (F)	OH2	290
OH2FOFP	Oral or facial pain – past mo. – (F)	OH2	291
ORG_1	Member of a voluntary organization	ORG	39
ORG_2	Frequency – participate in activities	ORG	40
PAC_1A	Activity / last 3 months – walking	PAC	322
PAC_1B	Activity / last 3 months – gardening or yard work	PAC	322
PAC_1C	Activity / last 3 months – swimming	PAC	323
PAC_1D	Activity / last 3 months – bicycling	PAC	323
PAC_1E	Activity / last 3 months – popular or social dance	PAC	324
PAC_1F	Activity / last 3 months – home exercises	PAC	324
PAC_1G	Activity / last 3 months – ice hockey	PAC	325
PAC_1H	Activity / last 3 months – ice skating	PAC	325
PAC_1I	Activity / last 3 months – in–line skating or rollerblading	PAC	326
PAC_1J	Activity / last 3 months – jogging or running	PAC	326
PAC_1K	Activity / last 3 months – golfing	PAC	327
PAC_1L	Activity / last 3 months – exercise class or aerobics	PAC	327
PAC_1M	Activity / last 3 months – downhill skiing or snowboarding	PAC	328
PAC_1N	Activity / last 3 months – bowling	PAC	328
PAC_1O	Activity / last 3 months – baseball or softball	PAC	329
PAC_1P	Activity / last 3 months – tennis	PAC	329
PAC_1Q	Activity / last 3 months – weight–training	PAC	330
PAC_1R	Activity / last 3 months – fishing	PAC	330
PAC_1S	Activity / last 3 months – volleyball	PAC	331
PAC_1T	Activity / last 3 months – basketball	PAC	331
PAC_1U	Activity / last 3 months – Any other	PAC	332
PAC_1V	Activity / last 3 months – No physical activity	PAC	333
PAC_1W	Activity / last 3 months – other (#2)	PAC	333
PAC_1X	Activity / last 3 months – other (#3)	PAC	334
PAC_1Z	Activity / last 3 months – Soccer	PAC	332
PAC_2A	Number of times / 3 months – walking for exercise	PAC	334
PAC_2B	Number of times / 3 months – gardening/yard work	PAC	335
PAC_2C	Number of times / 3 months – swimming	PAC	336
PAC_2D	Number of times / 3 months – bicycling	PAC	337
PAC_2E	Number of times / 3 months – popular or social dance	PAC	338
PAC_2F	Number of times / 3 months – home exercises	PAC	339
PAC_2G	Number of times / 3 months – ice hockey	PAC	340
PAC_2H	Number of times / 3 months – ice skating	PAC	341
PAC_2I	Number of times / 3 months– in–line skating or rollerblading	PAC	342
PAC_2J	Number of times / 3 months – jogging or running	PAC	343
PAC_2K	Number of times / 3 months – golfing	PAC	344
PAC_2L	Number of times / 3 months – exercise class or aerobics	PAC	345
PAC_2M	Number of times / 3 months – downhill skiing or snowboarding	PAC	346
PAC_2N	Number of times / 3 months – bowling	PAC	347
PAC_2O	Number of times / 3 months – baseball or softball	PAC	348
PAC_2P	Number of times / 3 months – tennis	PAC	349
PAC_2Q	Number of times / 3 months – weight–training	PAC	350
PAC_2R	Number of times / 3 months – fishing	PAC	351
PAC_2S	Number of times / 3 months – volleyball	PAC	352
PAC_2T	Number of times / 3 months – basketball	PAC	353
PAC_2U	Number of times / 3 months – other activity (#1)	PAC	355
PAC_2W	Number of times / 3 months – other activity (#2)	PAC	356
PAC_2X	Number of times – other activity (#3)	PAC	357
PAC_2Z	Number of times / 3 months – soccer	PAC	354
PAC_3A	Time spent – walking for exercise	PAC	335
PAC_3B	Time spent – gardening or yard work	PAC	336
PAC_3C	Time spent – swimming	PAC	337
PAC_3D	Time spent – bicycling	PAC	338
PAC_3E	Time spent – popular or social dance	PAC	339
PAC_3F	Time spent – home exercises	PAC	340
PAC_3G	Time spent – ice hockey	PAC	341
PAC_3H	Time spent – ice skating	PAC	342
PAC_3I	Time spent – in–line skating or rollerblading	PAC	343
PAC_3J	Time spent – jogging or running	PAC	344
PAC_3K	Time spent – golfing	PAC	345
PAC_3L	Time spent – exercise class or aerobics	PAC	346
PAC_3M	Time spent – downhill skiing or snowboarding	PAC	347
PAC_3N	Time spent – bowling	PAC	348
PAC_3O	Time spent – baseball or softball	PAC	349
PAC_3P	Time spent – tennis	PAC	350
PAC_3Q	Time spent – weight–training	PAC	351
PAC_3R	Time spent – fishing	PAC	352
PAC_3S	Time spent – volleyball	PAC	353
PAC_3T	Time spent – basketball	PAC	354
PAC_3U	Time spent – other activity (#1)	PAC	356
PAC_3W	Time spent – other activity (#2)	PAC	357
PAC_3X	Time spent – other activity (#3)	PAC	358
PAC_3Z	Time spent – soccer	PAC	355
PAC_7	Walked to work or school / last 3 months	PAC	358
PAC_7A	Number of times / 3 months – walking to go work or school	PAC	359
PAC_7B	Time spent – walking to go work or school	PAC	359
PAC_8	Bicycled to work or school / last 3 months	PAC	360
PAC_8A	Number of times / 3 months – bicycling to go work or school	PAC	360
PAC_8B	Time spent – bicycling to go work or school	PAC	361
PACDEE	Daily energy expenditure – Leisure physical activities – (D)	PAC	361
PACDFM	Month. freq. – Leisure phys. activity lasting >15 min. – (D)	PAC	362
PACDFR	Frequency of all leisure physical activity > 15 min. – (D)	PAC	363
PACDLTI	Leisure and transportation physical activity index – (D)	PAC	364
PACDPAI	Leisure physical activity index – (D)	PAC	364
PACDTLE	Daily ener. expend. – Transport. and leisure phy. act. – (D)	PAC	365
PACFD	Participant in daily leisure phys. activity > 15 min. – (F)	PAC	363
PACFLEI	Participant in leisure physical activity – (F)	PAC	362
PACFLTI	Participant in leisure or transportation phys. activ. – (F)	PAC	365
PAF_01	Work at home	PAF	1020
PAF_02	At work – Access to a pleasant place to walk	PAF	1021
PAF_03	At work – Access to playing fields	PAF	1021
PAF_04	At work – Access to a gym	PAF	1022
PAF_05	At work – Access to fitness classes	PAF	1022
PAF_06	At work – Access to any organized sport teams	PAF	1023
PAF_07	At work – Access to showers / change rooms	PAF	1023
PAF_08	At work – Access to programs to improve health	PAF	1024
PAFFACC	Access to physical activity facilities at work – (F)	PAF	1024
PAP_020	Ever had PAP smear test	PAP	207
PAP_022	Last time had PAP smear test	PAP	208
PAP_26A	No PAP smear – have not gotten around to it	PAP	208
PAP_26B	No PAP smear – respondent didn't think necessary	PAP	209
PAP_26C	No PAP smear – doctor didn't think necessary	PAP	209
PAP_26D	No PAP smear – personal / family responsibilities	PAP	210
PAP_26E	No PAP smear – not available when required	PAP	210
PAP_26F	No PAP smear – not available in area	PAP	211
PAP_26G	No PAP smear – waiting time too long	PAP	211
PAP_26H	No PAP smear – transportation problems	PAP	212
PAP_26I	No PAP smear – language problem	PAP	212
PAP_26J	No PAP smear – cost	PAP	213
PAP_26K	No PAP smear – did not know where to go	PAP	213
PAP_26L	No PAP smear – fear	PAP	214
PAP_26M	No PAP smear – hysterectomy	PAP	214
PAP_26N	No PAP smear – hate / dislike having one done	PAP	215
PAP_26O	No PAP smear – other	PAP	216
PAP_26P	No PAP smear – unable to leave house / health problem	PAP	215
PAS_11	Received health care services	PAS	170
PAS_12	Rating of quality of care received	PAS	170
PAS_13	Satisfaction with way care provided	PAS	171
PAS_21A	Received health care services at hospital	PAS	172
PAS_21B	Type of patient – most recent visit	PAS	172
PAS_22	Rating of quality of care received – hospital	PAS	173
PAS_23	Satisfaction with way care provided – hospital	PAS	174
PAS_31A	Received physician care	PAS	175
PAS_31B	Type of physician – most recent care	PAS	175
PAS_32	Rating of quality of care received – physician	PAS	176
PAS_33	Satisfaction with way care provided – physician	PAS	177
PERSONID	Person identifier of respondent selected – health interview	DHH	1
PSA_170	Ever had a PSA blood test (prostate cancer)	PSA	244
PSA_172	Last time had PSA blood test	PSA	244
PSA_174	Had a digital rectal exam	PSA	248
PSA_175	Last time had digital rectal exam	PSA	249
PSA_73A	Had PSA test – family history of prostate cancer	PSA	245
PSA_73B	Had PSA test – regular check–up	PSA	245
PSA_73C	Had PSA test – age	PSA	246
PSA_73D	Had PSA test – follow–up of problem	PSA	247
PSA_73E	Had PSA test – follow–up of prostate cancer treatment	PSA	247
PSA_73F	Had PSA test – other	PSA	248
PSA_73G	Had PSA test – race	PSA	246
PSC_1	Received any community–based care	PSC	178
PSC_2	How rate quality of the community–based received	PSC	178
PSC_3	How satisfied with the way community–based care provided	PSC	179
PWB_01	Frequency – felt self–confident – past month	PWB	641
PWB_02	Frequency – satisfied with accomplishments – past month	PWB	642
PWB_03	Frequency – took on lots of projects – past month	PWB	643
PWB_04	Frequency – felt emotionally balanced – past month	PWB	644
PWB_05	Frequency – felt loved and appreciated – past month	PWB	645
PWB_06	Frequency – had goals and ambitions – past month	PWB	646
PWB_07	Frequency – felt like having fun – past month	PWB	647
PWB_08	Frequency – felt useful – past month	PWB	648
PWB_09	Frequency – smiled easily – past month	PWB	649
PWB_10	Frequency – was true to self – past month	PWB	650
PWB_11	Frequency – did good job listening to friends – past month	PWB	651
PWB_12	Frequency – was curious and interested – past month	PWB	652
PWB_13	Frequency – was able to clearly sort things out – past month	PWB	653
PWB_14	Frequency – found life exciting – past month	PWB	654
PWB_15	Frequency – life was well–balanced – past month	PWB	655
PWB_16	Frequency – was calm and level–headed – past month	PWB	656
PWB_17	Frequency – easily found answers – past month	PWB	657
PWB_18	Frequency – got along well with others – past month	PWB	658
PWB_19	Frequency – lived at normal pace – past month	PWB	659
PWB_20	Frequency – impression of enjoying life – past month	PWB	660
PWB_21	Frequency – had good sense of humour – past month	PWB	661
PWB_22	Frequency – was at peace with self – past month	PWB	662
PWB_23	Frequency – felt healthy/in good shape – past month	PWB	663
PWB_24	Frequency – face situations positively – past month	PWB	664
PWB_25	Frequency – had good morale – past month	PWB	665
PWBDPWB	Psychological well–being scale – past month – (D)	PWB	665
RAC_1	Has dificulty with activities	RAC	179
RAC_2A	Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at home	RAC	180
RAC_2B1	Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at school	RAC	180
RAC_2B2	Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at work	RAC	181
RAC_2C	Reduction in kind/amount of activities – other activities	RAC	181
RAC_5	Cause of health problem	RAC	182
RACDIMP	Impact of health problems – (D)	RAC	183
RACDPAL	Participation and activity limitation – (D)	RAC	183
REFPER	Reference period	SAM	1
REP_1A	Repetitive strain injury	INJ	394
REP_2	Limit your normal activities	INJ	395
REP_3	Repetitive strain – body part affected	INJ	396
REP_3A	Repetitive strain– activity causing injury	INJ	397
REP_4	Repetitive strain– working at a job or business	INJ	397
REP_5A	Activity – Walking	INJ	398
REP_5B	Activity – Sports	INJ	398
REP_5C	Activity – Leisure	INJ	399
REP_5D	Activity – Household chores	INJ	399
REP_5F	Activity – Computer	INJ	400
REP_5G	Activity – Driving a motor vehicle	INJ	400
REP_5H	Activity – Lifting or carrying	INJ	401
REP_5I	Activity – Other	INJ	401
SAC_1	Number of hours – on a computer – past 3 mo	SAC	366
SAC_2	Number of hours – playing video games – past 3 mo	SAC	367
SAC_3	Number of hours – watching television or videos – past 3 mo	SAC	367
SAC_4	Number of hours – reading – past 3 mo	SAC	368
SACDTER	Total no. hrs / week (excl. reading) – sedentary act. – (D)	SAC	370
SACDTOT	Total number hours – sedentary activities – past 3 mo – (D)	SAC	369
SAM_CP	Sampled collection period	SAM	15
SAM_TYP	Sample type	SAM	16
SAMDLNK	Permission to link data – (D)	SAM	17
SAMDSHR	Permission to share data – (D)	SAM	16
SAMPLEID	Household identifier	SAM	1
SCA_10	Has used nicotine patch	SCA	478
SCA_10A	Usefulness of nicotine patch	SCA	479
SCA_11	Has used nicotine gum or candy	SCA	479
SCA_11A	Usefulness of nicotine gum or candy	SCA	480
SCA_12	Has used medication such as Zyban	SCA	480
SCA_12A	Usefulness of medication such as Zyban	SCA	481
SCA_50	Stopped smoking for at least 24 hours	SCA	481
SCA_60	Tried to quit smoking – nicotine patch	SCA	482
SCA_61	Tried to quit smoking – nicotine gum or candy – past 12 mo	SCA	482
SCA_62	Tried to quit smoking – medication such as Zyban	SCA	483
SCADQUI	Attempted to stop smoking – (D)	SCA	483
SCH_1	Quitting smoking – next 6 months	SCH	475
SCH_2	Quitting smoking – next 30 days	SCH	476
SCH_3	Stopped smoking for at least 24 hours – 12 mo	SCH	476
SCH_4	Number of times stopped for at least 24 hours – 12 mo	SCH	477
SCHDSTG	Smoking stages of change – (D)	SCH	477
SDC_1	Country of birth	SDC	934
SDC_2	Canadian citizen by birth	SDC	935
SDC_3	Year of immigration to Canada	SDC	935
SDC_41	Aboriginal – North American Indian, MÚtis, Inuit	SDC	946
SDC_42A	Aboriginal person(s) – North American Indian	SDC	947
SDC_42B	Aboriginal person(s) – MÚtis	SDC	947
SDC_42C	Aboriginal person(s) – Inuit	SDC	948
SDC_43A	Cultural / racial origin – White	SDC	948
SDC_43B	Cultural/racial origin – Chinese	SDC	949
SDC_43C	Cultural/racial origin – South Asian	SDC	949
SDC_43D	Cultural/racial origin – Black	SDC	950
SDC_43E	Cultural/racial origin – Filipino	SDC	950
SDC_43F	Cultural/racial origin – Latin American	SDC	951
SDC_43G	Cultural/racial origin – South East Asian	SDC	951
SDC_43H	Cultural/racial origin – Arab	SDC	952
SDC_43I	Cultural/racial origin – West Asian	SDC	952
SDC_43J	Cultural/racial origin – Japanese	SDC	953
SDC_43K	Ethnic origin – Korean	SDC	953
SDC_43M	Cultural/racial origin – other	SDC	954
SDC_4A	Ethnic origin – Canadian	SDC	936
SDC_4B	Ethnic origin – French	SDC	936
SDC_4C	Ethnic origin – English	SDC	937
SDC_4D	Ethnic origin – German	SDC	937
SDC_4E	Ethnic origin – Scottish	SDC	938
SDC_4F	Ethnic origin – Irish	SDC	938
SDC_4G	Ethnic origin – Italian	SDC	939
SDC_4H	Ethnic origin – Ukrainian	SDC	939
SDC_4I	Ethnic origin – Dutch (Netherlands)	SDC	940
SDC_4J	Ethnic origin – Chinese	SDC	940
SDC_4K	Ethnic origin – Jewish	SDC	941
SDC_4L	Ethnic origin – Polish	SDC	941
SDC_4M	Ethnic origin – Portuguese	SDC	942
SDC_4N	Ethnic origin – South Asian	SDC	942
SDC_4P	Ethnic origin – Norwegian	SDC	944
SDC_4Q	Ethnic origin – Welsh	SDC	945
SDC_4R	Ethnic origin – Swedish	SDC	945
SDC_4S	Ethnic origin – other	SDC	946
SDC_4T	Ethnic origin – North American Indian	SDC	943
SDC_4U	Ethnic origin – MÚtis	SDC	943
SDC_4V	Ethnic origin – Inuit	SDC	944
SDC_5A	Can converse – English	SDC	954
SDC_5AA	Language spoken most often at home – English	SDC	966
SDC_5AB	Language spoken most often at home – French	SDC	966
SDC_5AC	Language spoken most often at home – Arabic	SDC	967
SDC_5AD	Language spoken most often at home – Chinese	SDC	967
SDC_5AE	Language spoken most often at home – Cree	SDC	968
SDC_5AF	Language spoken most often at home – German	SDC	968
SDC_5AG	Language spoken most often at home – Greek	SDC	969
SDC_5AH	Language spoken most often at home – Hungarian	SDC	969
SDC_5AI	Language spoken most often at home – Italian	SDC	970
SDC_5AJ	Language spoken most often at home – Korean	SDC	970
SDC_5AK	Language spoken most often at home – Persian (Farsi)	SDC	971
SDC_5AL	Language spoken most often at home – Polish	SDC	971
SDC_5AM	Language spoken most often at home – Portuguese	SDC	972
SDC_5AN	Language spoken most often at home – Punjabi	SDC	972
SDC_5AO	Language spoken most often at home – Spanish	SDC	973
SDC_5AP	Language spoken most often at home – Tagalog (Filipino)	SDC	973
SDC_5AQ	Language spoken most often at home – Ukrainian	SDC	974
SDC_5AR	Language spoken most often at home – Vietnamese	SDC	974
SDC_5AS	Language spoken most often at home – Other	SDC	977
SDC_5AT	Language spoken most often at home – Dutch	SDC	975
SDC_5AU	Language spoken most often at home – Hindi	SDC	975
SDC_5AV	Language spoken most often at home – Russian	SDC	976
SDC_5AW	Language spoken most often at home – Tamil	SDC	976
SDC_5B	Can converse – French	SDC	955
SDC_5C	Can converse – Arabic	SDC	955
SDC_5D	Can converse – Chinese	SDC	956
SDC_5E	Can converse – Cree	SDC	956
SDC_5F	Can converse – German	SDC	957
SDC_5G	Can converse – Greek	SDC	957
SDC_5H	Can converse – Hungarian	SDC	958
SDC_5I	Can converse – Italian	SDC	958
SDC_5J	Can converse – Korean	SDC	959
SDC_5K	Can converse – Persian (Farsi)	SDC	959
SDC_5L	Can converse – Polish	SDC	960
SDC_5M	Can converse – Portuguese	SDC	960
SDC_5N	Can converse – Punjabi	SDC	961
SDC_5O	Can converse – Spanish	SDC	961
SDC_5P	Can converse – Tagalog (Filipino)	SDC	962
SDC_5Q	Can converse – Ukrainian	SDC	962
SDC_5R	Can converse – Vietnamese	SDC	963
SDC_5S	Can converse – other language	SDC	965
SDC_5T	Can converse – Dutch	SDC	963
SDC_5U	Can converse – Hindi	SDC	964
SDC_5V	Can converse – Russian	SDC	964
SDC_5W	Can converse – Tamil	SDC	965
SDC_6A	First language learned and still understood – English	SDC	977
SDC_6B	First language learned and still understood – French	SDC	978
SDC_6C	First language learned and still understood – Arabic	SDC	978
SDC_6D	First language learned and still understood – Chinese	SDC	979
SDC_6E	First language learned and still understood – Cree	SDC	979
SDC_6F	First language learned and still understood – German	SDC	980
SDC_6G	First language learned and still understood – Greek	SDC	980
SDC_6H	First language learned and still understood – Hungarian	SDC	981
SDC_6I	First language learned and still understood – Italian	SDC	981
SDC_6J	First language learned and still understood – Korean	SDC	982
SDC_6K	First language learned / still understood – Persian (Farsi)	SDC	982
SDC_6L	First language learned and still understood – Polish	SDC	983
SDC_6M	First language learned and still understood – Portuguese	SDC	983
SDC_6N	First language learned and still understood – Punjabi	SDC	984
SDC_6O	First language learned and still understood – Spanish	SDC	984
SDC_6P	First lang. learned / still understood – Tagalog (Filipino)	SDC	985
SDC_6Q	First language learned and still understood – Ukrainian	SDC	985
SDC_6R	First language learned and still understood – Vietnamese	SDC	986
SDC_6S	First language learned and still understood – other	SDC	988
SDC_6T	First language learned and still understood – Dutch	SDC	986
SDC_6U	First language learned and still understood – Hindi	SDC	987
SDC_6V	First language learned and still understood – Russian	SDC	987
SDC_6W	First language learned and still understood – Tamil	SDC	988
SDC_7AA	Considers self heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual	SDC	989
SDC_8	Current student	EDU	1004
SDC_9	Full–time student or part–time student	EDU	1004
SDCCCB	Country of birth – (C)	SDC	990
SDCDABT	Aboriginal identity – (D)	SDC	999
SDCDAIM	Age at time of immigration – (D)	SDC	996
SDCDCGT	Cultural / racial background – (D)	SDC	1000
SDCDFL1	First official language learned and still understood – (D)	SDC	999
SDCDLHM	Language(s) spoken at home – (D)	SDC	996
SDCDLNG	Languages – can converse – (D)	SDC	998
SDCDRES	Length of time in Canada since immigration – (D)	SDC	997
SDCFIMM	Immigrant – (F)	SDC	997
SDCGCB	Country of birth – (G)	SDC	995
SFE_501	Self–esteem – has good qualities	SFE	447
SFE_502	Self–esteem – is person of worth	SFE	448
SFE_503	Self–esteem – is able to do things well	SFE	449
SFE_504	Self–esteem – takes positive attitude towards self	SFE	450
SFE_505	Self–esteem – satisfied with self	SFE	451
SFE_506	Self–esteem – feels is a failure	SFE	452
SFEDE1	Self–esteem scale – (D)	SFE	452
SFR_03	Health status – limits vigorous activities	SFR	742
SFR_04	Health status – limits moderate activities	SFR	743
SFR_05	Health status – limits lifting and carrying groceries	SFR	743
SFR_06	Health status – limits climbing several flights of stairs	SFR	744
SFR_07	Health status – limits climbing one flight of stairs	SFR	744
SFR_08	Health status – limits bending, kneeling, stooping	SFR	745
SFR_09	Health status – limits walking more than one km	SFR	745
SFR_10	Health status – limits walking several blocks	SFR	746
SFR_11	Health status – limits walking one block	SFR	746
SFR_12	Health status – limits bathing and dressing self	SFR	747
SFR_13	Physical hlth – cut down time work/activities – past 4 wks	SFR	747
SFR_14	Physcial htlh – accomplished less – past 4 wks	SFR	748
SFR_15	Physical hlth – limited type of work/activity – past 4 wks	SFR	748
SFR_16	Phys. hlth – difficulty performing work/activities – 4 wks	SFR	749
SFR_17	Emotion prob. – less time spent/work/activities – past 4 wks	SFR	749
SFR_18	Emotional problems – accomplished less – past 4 wks	SFR	750
SFR_19	Emotional prob. – not as careful at work/act. – past 4 wks	SFR	750
SFR_20	Phys./emo. prob. interfered with social act. – past 4 wks	SFR	751
SFR_21	Level of bodily pain – past 4 wks	SFR	752
SFR_22	Pain interfered with normal work – past 4 wks	SFR	753
SFR_23	Feeling full of pep – past 4 wks	SFR	754
SFR_24	Feeling nervous – past 4 wks	SFR	755
SFR_25	Feeling down and can't be cheered up – past 4 wks	SFR	756
SFR_26	Feeling calm and peaceful – past 4 wks	SFR	757
SFR_27	Have lots of energy – past 4 wks	SFR	758
SFR_28	Feeling downhearted and blue – past 4 wks	SFR	759
SFR_29	Feeling worn out – past 4 wks	SFR	760
SFR_30	Feeling happy – past 4 wks	SFR	761
SFR_31	Feeling tired – past 4 wks	SFR	762
SFR_32	Health limited social activities – past 4 wks	SFR	763
SFR_33	Seem to get sick easier than others	SFR	764
SFR_34	Sees self as healthy as others	SFR	765
SFR_35	Expects health to worsen	SFR	766
SFR_36	Views own health as excellent	SFR	767
SFRDBPS	Bodily pain scale – (D)	SFR	770
SFRDGHP	General health perceptions scale – (D)	SFR	771
SFRDGMH	General mental health scale – (D)	SFR	769
SFRDMCS	Summary measure of mental health – (D)	SFR	772
SFRDMRF	Role functioning (mental) scale – (D)	SFR	769
SFRDPCS	Summary measure of physical health – (D)	SFR	771
SFRDPFS	Physical functioning scale – (D)	SFR	767
SFRDPRF	Role functioning (physical) scale – (D)	SFR	768
SFRDSFS	Social functioning scale – (D)	SFR	768
SFRDVTS	Vitality scale – (D)	SFR	770
SMK_01A	Smoked 100 or more cigarettes – life	SMK	460
SMK_01B	Ever smoked whole cigarette	SMK	460
SMK_01C	Age – smoked first whole cigarette	SMK	461
SMK_05B	Number of cigarettes smoked per day (occasional smoker)	SMK	463
SMK_05C	Number of days – smoked 1 cigarette or more (occ. smoker)	SMK	463
SMK_05D	Ever smoked cigarettes daily	SMK	464
SMK_06A	Stopped smoking – when (was never a daily smoker)	SMK	465
SMK_06B	Stopped smoking – month (never daily smoker)	SMK	466
SMK_06C	Number of years since stopped smoking	SMK	467
SMK_09A	Stopped smoking daily – when stopped (former daily smoker)	SMK	468
SMK_09B	Stopped smoking daily – month (former daily smoker)	SMK	469
SMK_09C	No. of yrs since stopped smoking daily (former daily smoker)	SMK	470
SMK_10	Quit smoking completely (former daily smoker)	SMK	470
SMK_10A	Stopped smoking completely – when (former daily smoker)	SMK	471
SMK_10B	Stopped smoking completely – month (former daily smoker)	SMK	472
SMK_10C	Number of years since stopped smoking (daily)	SMK	473
SMK_202	Type of smoker	SMK	461
SMK_203	Age – started smoking daily (daily smoker)	SMK	462
SMK_204	Number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smoker)	SMK	462
SMK_207	Age – started smoking daily (former daily smoker)	SMK	467
SMK_208	Number of cigarettes smoked per day (former daily smoker)	SMK	468
SMKDSTP	Number of years since stopped smoking completely – (D)	SMK	474
SMKDSTY	Type of smoker – (D)	SMK	473
SMKDYCS	Number of years smoked (current daily smokers) – (D)	SMK	474
SPC_10	Visited regular medical doctor	SPC	484
SPC_11	Doctor – knows smokes/smoked	SPC	485
SPC_12	Doctor – advised to quit	SPC	485
SPC_13	Doctor – gave specific help	SPC	486
SPC_14A	Type of help – referral to one–on–one program	SPC	486
SPC_14B	Type of help – referral to group program	SPC	487
SPC_14C	Type of help – recommended nicotine patch or gum	SPC	487
SPC_14D	Type of help – recommended Zyban or other medication	SPC	488
SPC_14E	Type of help – provided self–help information	SPC	488
SPC_14F	Type of help – doctor offered counselling	SPC	489
SPC_14G	Type of help – other	SPC	489
SPC_20	Visited dentist	SPC	490
SPC_21	Dentist/hygienist – knows smokes/smoked	SPC	490
SPC_22	Dentist/hygienist – advised to quit	SPC	491
SSA_01	Number of close friends and relatives	SSA	666
SSA_02	Has someone to give help if confined to bed	SSA	667
SSA_03	Has someone to listen	SSA	668
SSA_04	Has someone to provide/give advice about a crisis.	SSA	669
SSA_05	Has someone to take to doctor	SSA	670
SSA_06	Has someone who shows love and affection	SSA	671
SSA_07	Has someone to have a good time with	SSA	672
SSA_08	Has someone to give info to help understand a situation	SSA	673
SSA_09	Has someone to confide in	SSA	674
SSA_10	Has someone who gives hugs	SSA	675
SSA_11	Has someone to get together with for relaxation	SSA	676
SSA_12	Has someone to prepare meals	SSA	677
SSA_13	Has someone to give advice	SSA	678
SSA_14	Has someone to do things to get mind off things	SSA	679
SSA_15	Has someone to help with daily chores if sick	SSA	680
SSA_16	Has someone to share most private worries and fears with	SSA	681
SSA_17	Has someone to turn to for suggestions for personal problems	SSA	682
SSA_18	Has someone to do something enjoyable with	SSA	683
SSA_19	Has someone who understands problems	SSA	684
SSA_20	Has someone who loves and makes feel wanted	SSA	685
SSADAFF	Affection – MOS subscale – (D)	SSA	686
SSADEMO	Emotional or informational support – MOS subscale – (D)	SSA	687
SSADSOC	Positive social interaction – MOS subscale – (D)	SSA	686
SSADTNG	Tangible social support – MOS subscale – (D)	SSA	685
SSB_01	Been surnburnt – past 12 months	SSB	383
SSB_02	Sunburn involved blistering	SSB	384
SSB_03	Sunburns involved pain – lasting more than 1 day	SSB	384
SSB_06	Amount of time in the sun – 11 am to 4 pm	SSB	385
SSB_07	Frequency – seek shade	SSB	386
SSB_08	Frequency – wear hat in the sun	SSB	387
SSB_09A	Frequency – wear long pants or skirt in the sun	SSB	388
SSB_09B	Frequency – use sunscreen on your face	SSB	389
SSB_10	Sun Proctection factor (SPF) usually use – face	SSB	390
SSB_11	Frequency – use sunscreen on your body	SSB	391
SSB_12	Sun Proctection factor (SPF) usually use on body	SSB	392
SSB_13	Skin cancer	SSB	392
SSB_14	Skin cancer – diagnostic	SSB	393
SSB_15	Skin cancer – type of cancer	SSB	393
SSU_21A	Received tangible social support	SSU	688
SSU_21B	Frequency of tangible social support	SSU	689
SSU_22A	Received affective support	SSU	690
SSU_22B	Frequency of affective support	SSU	691
SSU_23A	Received positive social interactive support	SSU	692
SSU_23B	Frequency of positive social interactive support	SSU	693
SSU_24A	Received emotional/informational support	SSU	694
SSU_24B	Frequency of emotional/informational support	SSU	695
STC_61	Frequency – coping – problem solving	STC	439
STC_610	Frequency – coping – blaming oneself	STC	445
STC_611	Frequency – coping – wishing situation would go away	STC	446
STC_62	Frequency – coping – talking to others	STC	440
STC_63	Frequency – coping – avoiding being with people	STC	440
STC_64	Frequency – coping – sleeping more than usual	STC	441
STC_65A	Frequency – coping – eating more or less than usual	STC	441
STC_65B	Frequency – coping – smoking more cigarettes than usual	STC	442
STC_65C	Frequency – coping – drinking alcohol	STC	442
STC_65D	Frequency – coping – using drugs or medication	STC	443
STC_66	Frequency – coping – jogging or other exercise	STC	443
STC_67	Frequency – coping – praying or seeking spiritual help	STC	444
STC_68	Frequency – coping – doing something enjoyable	STC	444
STC_69	Frequency – coping – looking on the bright side of things	STC	445
STS_1	Self–perceived ability to handle unexpected problem	STS	436
STS_2	Self–perceived ability to handle day–to–day demands	STS	437
STS_3	Most important source of feelings of stress	STS	438
SUI_1	Seriously considered suicide – lifetime	SUI	735
SUI_2	Seriously considered suicide – past 12 months	SUI	736
SUI_3	Attempted suicide – lifetime	SUI	736
SUI_4	Attempted suicide – past 12 months	SUI	737
SUI_5	Consulted health professional following suicide attempt	SUI	737
SUI_6A	Suicide attempt – consulted family doctor or g.p.	SUI	738
SUI_6B	Suicide attempt – consulted psychiatrist	SUI	738
SUI_6C	Suicide attempt – consulted psychologist	SUI	739
SUI_6D	Suicide attempt – consulted nurse	SUI	739
SUI_6E	Suicide attempt – consulted social worker or counsellor	SUI	740
SUI_6F	Suicide attempt – consulted other health professional	SUI	741
SUI_6G	Suicide attempt – consulted religious or spiritual advisor	SUI	740
SUI_6H	Suicide attempt – consulted a teacher or guidance counsellor	SUI	741
SWL_02	Satisfaction – job	SWL	427
SWL_03	Satisfaction – leisure activities	SWL	428
SWL_04	Satisfaction – financial situation	SWL	429
SWL_05	Satisfaction – with self	SWL	430
SWL_06	Satisfaction – way body looks	SWL	431
SWL_07	Satisfaction – relationships with other family members	SWL	432
SWL_08	Satisfaction – relationships with friends	SWL	433
SWL_09	Satisfaction – housing	SWL	434
SWL_10	Satisfaction – neighbourhood	SWL	435
SXB_07	Ever diagnosed with STD	SXB	630
SXB_09	Important to avoid getting pregnant	SXB	632
SXB_1	Ever had sexual intercourse	SXB	628
SXB_10	Important to avoid getting partner pregnant	SXB	633
SXB_11	Usually use birth control – past 12 months	SXB	634
SXB_12A	Usual birth control method – condom	SXB	634
SXB_12B	Usual birth control method – Birth control pill	SXB	635
SXB_12C	Usual birth control method – diaphragm	SXB	635
SXB_12D	Usual birth control method – spermicide	SXB	636
SXB_12E	Usual birth control method – other	SXB	637
SXB_12F	Usual birth control method – birth control injection	SXB	636
SXB_13A	Birth control method used last time – condom	SXB	637
SXB_13B	Birth control method used last time – birth control pill	SXB	638
SXB_13C	Birth control method used last time – diaphragm	SXB	638
SXB_13D	Birth control method used last time – spermicide	SXB	639
SXB_13E	Birth control method used last time – other	SXB	640
SXB_13F	Birth cntrl. method used last time – birth control injection	SXB	639
SXB_13G	Method used last time – nothing	SXB	640
SXB_2	Age – first sexual intercourse	SXB	629
SXB_3	Had sexual intercourse – past 12 months	SXB	629
SXB_4	Number of different partners – past 12 months	SXB	630
SXB_7A	Condom use – last time	SXB	631
TAL_1	Smoked cigars – last month	TAL	497
TAL_2	Smoked a pipe – last month	TAL	497
TAL_3	Used snuff – last month	TAL	498
TAL_4	Used chewing tobacco – last month	TAL	498
UPE_01	Frequency – wears helmet – bicycling	UPE	371
UPE_01A	Done any bicycling in past 12 months	UPE	371
UPE_02	Done any in–line skating in past 12 months	UPE	372
UPE_02A	Frequency – wears helmet – in–line skating	UPE	372
UPE_02B	Frequency – wears wrist guards – in–line skating	UPE	373
UPE_02C	Frequency – wears elbow pads – in–line skating	UPE	373
UPE_02D	Wear knee pads	UPE	374
UPE_03A	Downhill skiing or snowboarding – past 3 mo.	UPE	374
UPE_03B	Downhill skiing or snowboarding – past 12 mo	UPE	375
UPE_04A	Frequency – wears helmet – downhill skiing	UPE	376
UPE_05A	Frequency – wears helmet – snowboarding	UPE	377
UPE_05B	Frequency – wears wrist guards – snowboarding	UPE	378
UPE_06	Has done skateboarding – past 12 mo	UPE	378
UPE_06A	Frequency – wears helmet – skateboarding	UPE	379
UPE_06B	Frequency – wears wrist guards/protectors – skateboarding	UPE	379
UPE_06C	Frequency – wears elbow pads – skateboarding	UPE	380
UPE_07	Played ice hockey past 12 months	UPE	380
UPE_07A	Wear a mouth guard	UPE	381
UPEFILS	Wears all protective equipment – in–line skating – (F)	UPE	381
UPEFSKB	Wears all protective equipment – skateboarding – (F)	UPE	382
UPEFSNB	Wears all protective equipment – snowboarding – (F)	UPE	382
VERDATE	Date of file creation	SAM	1
WTM_01	Required visit to medical specialist	WTM	855
WTM_02	Required visit to medical specialist – type of condition	WTM	856
WTM_03	Person who referred respondent to medical specialist	WTM	857
WTM_04	Already visited the medical specialist	WTM	857
WTM_05	Had difficulties seeing the medical specialist	WTM	858
WTM_06A	Difficulty – getting a referral	WTM	858
WTM_06B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	WTM	859
WTM_06C	Difficulty – no specialists in area	WTM	859
WTM_06D	Difficulty – waited too long for an appointment	WTM	860
WTM_06E	Difficulty – waited too long to see doctor	WTM	860
WTM_06F	Difficulty – transportation	WTM	861
WTM_06G	Difficulty – language	WTM	861
WTM_06H	Difficulty – cost	WTM	862
WTM_06I	Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities	WTM	862
WTM_06J	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	WTM	863
WTM_06K	Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred	WTM	863
WTM_06L	Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem	WTM	864
WTM_06M	Difficulty – other	WTM	864
WTM_07A	Length of wait to see specialist	WTM	865
WTM_07B	Length of wait to see specialist – reporting unit	WTM	865
WTM_08A	Length of time been waiting to see specialist	WTM	866
WTM_08B	Length of time been waiting to see specialist – report. unit	WTM	866
WTM_10	Respondent's opinion of waiting time	WTM	867
WTM_11A	Acceptable waiting time	WTM	867
WTM_11B	Acceptable waiting time – reporting unit	WTM	868
WTM_12	Visit to specialist cancelled or postponed	WTM	868
WTM_13A	Visit cancelled/postponed – by respondent	WTM	869
WTM_13B	Visit cancelled/postponed – by specialist	WTM	869
WTM_13C	Visit cancelled/postponed – by other	WTM	870
WTM_14	Life affected by wait for visit to specialist	WTM	870
WTM_15A	Life affected by wait – worry	WTM	871
WTM_15B	Life affected by wait – worry for family	WTM	871
WTM_15C	Life affected by wait – pain	WTM	872
WTM_15D	Life affected by wait – prob. with activities/daily living	WTM	872
WTM_15E	Life affected by wait – loss of work	WTM	873
WTM_15F	Life affected by wait – loss of income	WTM	873
WTM_15G	Life affected by wait – increased dependence	WTM	874
WTM_15H	Life affected by wait – increased use medications	WTM	874
WTM_15I	Life affected by wait – health deteriorated	WTM	875
WTM_15J	Life affected by wait – health problem improved	WTM	875
WTM_15K	Life affected by wait – pers. relationships suffered	WTM	876
WTM_15L	Life affected by wait – other	WTM	876
WTM_16	Type of surgery required	WTM	877
WTM_17	Already had the surgery	WTM	878
WTM_18	Surgery required overnight hospital stay	WTM	878
WTM_19	Experienced difficulties getting this surgery	WTM	879
WTM_20A	Difficulty – getting an appointment	WTM	879
WTM_20B	Difficulty – getting a diagnosis	WTM	880
WTM_20C	Difficulty – waited too long for a diagnostic test	WTM	880
WTM_20D	Difficulty – waited too long for a hospital bed	WTM	881
WTM_20E	Difficulty – waited too long for surgery	WTM	881
WTM_20F	Difficulty – service not available in area	WTM	882
WTM_20G	Difficulty – transportation	WTM	882
WTM_20H	Difficulty – language	WTM	883
WTM_20I	Difficulty – cost	WTM	883
WTM_20J	Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities	WTM	884
WTM_20K	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	WTM	884
WTM_20L	Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred	WTM	885
WTM_20M	Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem	WTM	885
WTM_20N	Difficulty – other	WTM	886
WTM_21A	Length of wait between decision and surgery	WTM	886
WTM_21B	Length of wait between decision and surgery – reported unit	WTM	887
WTM_22	Surgery will require overnight hospital stay	WTM	887
WTM_23A	Time since decision to have surgery	WTM	888
WTM_23B	Time since decision to have surgery – reported unit	WTM	888
WTM_24	Respondent's opinion of waiting time	WTM	889
WTM_25A	Acceptable waiting time	WTM	889
WTM_25B	Acceptable waiting time – reported unit	WTM	890
WTM_26	Surgery cancelled or postponed	WTM	890
WTM_27A	Surgery cancelled/postponed – by respondent	WTM	891
WTM_27B	Surgery cancelled/postponed – by surgeon	WTM	891
WTM_27C	Surgery cancelled/postponed – by hospital	WTM	892
WTM_27D	Surgery cancelled/postponed – other	WTM	892
WTM_28	Life affected by wait for surgery	WTM	893
WTM_29A	Life affected by wait – worry	WTM	893
WTM_29B	Life affected by wait – worry for family	WTM	894
WTM_29C	Life affected by wait – pain	WTM	894
WTM_29D	Life affected by wait – prob. with activities/daily living	WTM	895
WTM_29E	Life affected by wait – loss of work	WTM	895
WTM_29F	Life affected by wait – loss of income	WTM	896
WTM_29G	Life affected by wait – increased dependence	WTM	896
WTM_29H	Life affected by wait – increased used of medication	WTM	897
WTM_29I	Life affected by wait – health deteriorated	WTM	897
WTM_29J	Life affected by wait – health problem improved	WTM	898
WTM_29K	Life affected by wait – personal relationships suffered	WTM	898
WTM_29L	Life affected by wait – other	WTM	899
WTM_30	Type of diagnostic test required	WTM	899
WTM_31	Required diagnostic test – type of condition	WTM	900
WTM_32	Already had diagnostic test	WTM	900
WTM_33	Location of test	WTM	901
WTM_34	Location of clinic	WTM	901
WTM_35	Patient in hospital at time of test	WTM	902
WTM_36	Had difficulties getting the diagnostic test	WTM	902
WTM_37A	Difficulty – getting a referral	WTM	903
WTM_37B	Difficulty – getting an appointment	WTM	903
WTM_37C	Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment	WTM	904
WTM_37D	Difficulty – waited long to get test	WTM	904
WTM_37E	Difficulty – service not available at time required	WTM	905
WTM_37F	Difficulty – service not available in area	WTM	905
WTM_37G	Difficulty – transportation	WTM	906
WTM_37H	Difficulty – language	WTM	906
WTM_37I	Difficulty – cost	WTM	907
WTM_37J	Difficulty – general deterioration of health	WTM	907
WTM_37K	Difficulty – did not know where to get information	WTM	908
WTM_37L	Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem	WTM	908
WTM_37M	Difficulty – other	WTM	909
WTM_38A	Length of wait between decision and test	WTM	909
WTM_38B	Length of wait between decision and test – reporting unit	WTM	910
WTM_39A	Length of time been waiting for diagnostic test	WTM	910
WTM_39B	Length of time been waiting for diagnostic test – unit	WTM	911
WTM_40	Respondent's opinion of waiting time	WTM	911
WTM_41A	Acceptable waiting time	WTM	912
WTM_41B	Acceptable waiting time – unit	WTM	912
WTM_42	Test cancelled or postponed	WTM	913
WTM_43	Test cancelled or postponed by	WTM	913
WTM_44	Life affected by wait for test	WTM	914
WTM_45A	Life affected by wait – worry	WTM	914
WTM_45B	Life affected by wait – worry for family	WTM	915
WTM_45C	Life affected by wait – pain	WTM	915
WTM_45D	Life affected by wait – prob. with activities/daily living	WTM	916
WTM_45E	Life affected by wait – loss of work	WTM	916
WTM_45F	Life affected by wait – loss of income	WTM	917
WTM_45G	Life affected by wait – increased dependence	WTM	917
WTM_45H	Life affected by wait – increased use medications	WTM	918
WTM_45I	Life affected by wait – health deteriorated	WTM	918
WTM_45J	Life affected by wait – health problem improved	WTM	919
WTM_45K	Life affected by wait – personal relationships suffered	WTM	919
WTM_45L	Life affected by wait – other	WTM	920
WTMDCA	Number of days acceptable wait – non emergency surgery – (D)	WTM	923
WTMDCN	Number of days wait – non–urgent surgery – not done – (D)	WTM	922
WTMDCO	Number of days wait – non–urgent surgery – surgery done – (D	WTM	922
WTMDSA	Number of days acceptable wait – med. specialist – (D)	WTM	921
WTMDSN	Number/days wait/medical specialist – not seen spec. – (D)	WTM	921
WTMDSO	Number/days wait/medical specialist – seen specialist – (D)	WTM	920
WTMDTA	Number of days acceptable wait – diagnostic test – (D)	WTM	924
WTMDTN	Number of days wait – diagnostic test – not done – (D)	WTM	924
WTMDTO	Number of days wait – diagnostic test – done – (D)	WTM	923
WTS_M	Weights – Master	WTS	1074
WTS_S	Weights – Share	WTS	1074

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