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Master File – 12–Month

June 2010

Variable Length Position Concept
VERDATE 8 0001 – 0008 Date of file creation
REFPER 13 0009 – 0021 Reference period
SAMPLEID 20 0022 – 0041 Household identifier
PERSONID 2 0042 – 0043 Person identifier of respondent selected – health interview
GEO_PRV 2 0044 – 0045 Province of residence of respondent
GEODPC 6 0046 – 0051 Postal code – (D)
GEODHR4 4 0052 – 0055 Health Region of residence of respondent – (D)
GEODSHR 6 0056 – 0061 Sub–Health Region (Québec only) – (D)
GEODDHA 4 0062 – 0065 Nova Scotia District Health Authority (DHA)
GEODLHA 3 0066 – 0068 British Columbia Local Health Authority (LHA) – (D)
GEODLHN 4 0069 – 0072 Local Health Integrated Networks (LHIN) – Ontario – (D)
GEODDA06 8 0073 – 0080 2006 Census Dissemination Area – (D)
GEODFED 5 0081 – 0085 Federal Electoral District – (D)
GEODCSD 7 0086 – 0092 Census Sub–Division – (D)
GEODCD 4 0093 – 0096 Census Division – (D)
GEODSAT 1 0097 – 0097 Statistical area classification type – (D)
GEODCMA6 3 0098 – 0100 2006 Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) – (D)
GEODPG09 2 0101 – 0102 Health Region Peer Group – (D)
GEODUR 1 0103 – 0103 Urban and Rural Areas
GEODUR2 1 0104 – 0104 Urban and Rural Areas – 2 levels – (D)
GEODPSZ 1 0105 – 0105 Population size group – (D)
SAM_CP 6 0106 – 0111 Sampled collection period
SAM_TYP 1 0112 – 0112 Sample type
SAMDSHR 1 0113 – 0113 Permission to share data – (D)
SAMDLNK 1 0114 – 0114 Permission to link data – (D)
ADM_STA 2 0115 – 0116 Response status after processing
ADM_PRX 1 0117 – 0117 Health Component completed by proxy
ADM_YOI 4 0118 – 0121 Year of interview
ADM_MOI 2 0122 – 0123 Month of interview
ADM_DOI 2 0124 – 0125 Day of interview
ADM_N09 1 0126 – 0126 Interview by telephone or in person
ADM_N10 1 0127 – 0127 Respondent alone during interview
ADM_N11 1 0128 – 0128 Answers affected by presence of another person
ADM_N12 2 0129 – 0130 Language of interview
ADM_LHH 1 0131 – 0131 Language of preference – household interview
DHH_AGE 3 0132 – 0134 Age
DHH_YOB 4 0135 – 0138 Year of birth
DHH_MOB 2 0139 – 0140 Month of birth
DHH_DOB 2 0141 – 0142 Day of birth
DHH_SEX 1 0143 – 0143 Sex
DHH_MS 2 0144 – 0145 Marital Status
DHHDSAGE 3 0146 – 0148 Age of spouse
DHHDYKD 2 0149 – 0150 Number of persons 15 years old or less in household – (D)
DHHDOKD 2 0151 – 0152 Number of dependents 16 or 17 years old in household – (D)
DHHDLE5 2 0153 – 0154 Number of persons 5 years old or less in household – (D)
DHHD611 2 0155 – 0156 Number of persons 6 to 11 years old in household – (D)
DHHDL12 2 0157 – 0158 Number of persons less than 12 years old in household – (D)
DHHDL18 2 0159 – 0160 Number of Persons in Household Less Than 18 Years of Age
DHHDLVG 2 0161 – 0162 Living arrangement of selected respondent – (D)
DHHDECF 2 0163 – 0164 Household type – (D)
DHHDHSZ 2 0165 – 0166 Household size – (D)
GEN_01 1 0167 – 0167 Self–perceived health
GEN_02 1 0168 – 0168 Self–perceived health compared to one year ago
GEN_02A2 2 0169 – 0170 Satisfaction with life in general
GEN_02B 1 0171 – 0171 Self–perceived mental health
GEN_07 1 0172 – 0172 Perceived life stress
GEN_08 1 0173 – 0173 Worked at job or business
GEN_09 1 0174 – 0174 Self–perceived work stress
GEN_10 1 0175 – 0175 Sense of belonging to local community
GENDHDI 1 0176 – 0176 Perceived Health
GENDMHI 1 0177 – 0177 Perceived Mental Health
GENGSWL 1 0178 – 0178 Satisfaction with life in general
DOORG 1 0179 – 0179 Voluntary organization – Participate – Inclusion Flag – (F)
ORG_1 1 0180 – 0180 Member of a voluntary organization
ORG_2 1 0181 – 0181 Frequency – participate in activities
DOCIH 1 0182 – 0182 Changes made to improve health module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
CIH_1 1 0183 – 0183 Did something to improve health
CIH_2 2 0184 – 0185 Most important change to improve health
CIH_3 1 0186 – 0186 Thinks should do something to improve health
CIH_4 2 0187 – 0188 Most important thing to improve health
CIH_5 1 0189 – 0189 Barrier to improving health
CIH_6A 1 0190 – 0190 Barrier to improving health – lack of will power
CIH_6I 1 0191 – 0191 Barrier to improving health – family responsabilities
CIH_6B 1 0192 – 0192 Barrier to improving health – work schedule
CIH_6J 1 0193 – 0193 Barrier to improving health – addiction to drugs / alcohol
CIH_6K 1 0194 – 0194 Barrier to improving health – physical condition
CIH_6G 1 0195 – 0195 Barrier to improving health – disability / health problem
CIH_6F 1 0196 – 0196 Barrier to improving health – too stressed
CIH_6E 1 0197 – 0197 Barrier to improving health – too costly
CIH_6L 1 0198 – 0198 Barrier to improving health – not available – in area
CIH_6M 1 0199 – 0199 Barrier to improving health – transportation problems
CIH_6N 1 0200 – 0200 Barrier to improving health – weather problems
CIH_6H 1 0201 – 0201 Barrier to improving health – other
CIH_7 1 0202 – 0202 Intending to improve health over next year
CIH_8A 1 0203 – 0203 Health improvement – more exercise
CIH_8B 1 0204 – 0204 Health improvement – lose weight
CIH_8C 1 0205 – 0205 Health improvement – improve eating habits
CIH_8J 1 0206 – 0206 Health improvement – quit smoking
CIH_8K 1 0207 – 0207 Health improvement – drink less alcohol
CIH_8G 1 0208 – 0208 Health improvement – reduce stress level
CIH_8L 1 0209 – 0209 Health improvement – receive medical treatment
CIH_8H 1 0210 – 0210 Health improvement – take vitamins
CIH_8I 1 0211 – 0211 Health improvement – other
DOHCS 1 0212 – 0212 Health care system satisfaction module– Inclusion Flag – (F)
HCS_1 1 0213 – 0213 Rating of availability of health care – province
HCS_2 1 0214 – 0214 Rating of quality of health care – province
HCS_3 1 0215 – 0215 Rating of availability of health care – community
HCS_4 1 0216 – 0216 Rating of quality of health care – community
MAM_037 1 0217 – 0217 Currently pregnant
HWT_2 2 0218 – 0219 Height / self–reported
HWT_2A 2 0220 – 0221 Height – exact height from 1'0" to 1'11" / self–reported
HWT_2B 2 0222 – 0223 Height – exact height from 2'0" to 2'11" / self–reported
HWT_2C 2 0224 – 0225 Height – exact height from 3'0" to 3'11" / self–reported
HWT_2D 2 0226 – 0227 Height – exact height from 4'0" to 4'11" / self–reported
HWT_2E 2 0228 – 0229 Height – exact height from 5'0" to 5'11" / self–reported
HWT_2F 2 0230 – 0231 Height – exact height from 6'0" to 6'11" / self–reported
HWT_3 3 0232 – 0234 Weight / self–reported
HWT_N4 1 0235 – 0235 Weight – unit of measure in pounds/kilograms / self–reported
HWT_4 1 0236 – 0236 Respondent's opinion of own weight – self–reported
HWTDHTM 5.3 0237 – 0241 Height (metres) / self–reported – (D)
HWTDWTK 6.2 0242 – 0247 Weight (kilograms) / self–reported – (D)
HWTDBMI 6.2 0248 – 0253 Body Mass Index (BMI) / self–report – (D)
HWTDISW 2 0254 – 0255 BMI classification (18 +) / self–report – Internal standard – (D)
HWTDCOL 1 0256 – 0256 BMI classification (12 to 17) / self–report – Cole system – (D)
CCC_031 1 0257 – 0257 Has asthma
CCC_035 1 0258 – 0258 Asthma – had symptoms or attacks
CCC_036 1 0259 – 0259 Asthma – took medication
CCC_051 1 0260 – 0260 Has arthritis
CCC_061 1 0261 – 0261 Has back problems excluding fibromyalgia and arthritis
CCC_071 1 0262 – 0262 Has high blood pressure
CCC_072 1 0263 – 0263 Ever diagnosed with high blood pressure
CCC_073 1 0264 – 0264 Medication – high blood pressure – past month
CCC_073A 1 0265 – 0265 Pregnant when first diagnosed with high blood pressure
CCC_073B 1 0266 – 0266 Other than during pregnancy – diag. with high blood pressure
CCC_081 1 0267 – 0267 Has migraine headaches
CCC_091 1 0268 – 0268 Has a COPD
CCC_101 1 0269 – 0269 Has diabetes
CCC_102 3 0270 – 0272 Diabetes – age first diagnosed
CCC_10A 1 0273 – 0273 Diabetes diagnosed – when pregnant
CCC_10B 1 0274 – 0274 Diabetes diagnosed – other than when pregnant
CCC_10C 2 0275 – 0276 Diabetes diagnosed – when started with insulin
CCC_105 1 0277 – 0277 Diabetes – currently takes insulin
CCC_106 1 0278 – 0278 Diabetes – takes pills to control blood sugar
CCC_121 1 0279 – 0279 Has heart disease
CCC_131 1 0280 – 0280 Has cancer
CCC_31A 1 0281 – 0281 Ever had cancer
CCC_141 1 0282 – 0282 Has stomach or intestinal ulcers
CCC_151 1 0283 – 0283 Suffers from the effects of a stroke
CCC_161 1 0284 – 0284 Has urinary incontinence
CCC_171 1 0285 – 0285 Has a bowel disorder / Crohn's Disease or colitis
CCC_17A 1 0286 – 0286 Type of bowel disease
CCC_181 1 0287 – 0287 Has Alzheimer's disease or other dementia
CCC_280 1 0288 – 0288 Has a mood disorder
CCC_290 1 0289 – 0289 Has an anxiety disorder
CCCDDIA 1 0290 – 0290 Diabetes type
DODIA 1 0291 – 0291 Diabetes care – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DIA_01 1 0292 – 0292 Tested for "A–one–C" haemoglobin
DIA_02 3 0293 – 0295 Number of times – tested for haemoglobin "A–one–C"
DIA_03 1 0296 – 0296 Feet checked by health professional
DIA_04 3 0297 – 0299 Number of times – feet checked by health professional
DIA_05 1 0300 – 0300 Urine tested for protein by health professional
DIA_06 1 0301 – 0301 Ever had eye exam with pupils dilated
DIA_07 1 0302 – 0302 Eye exam with pupils dilated – last time
DIA_08 1 0303 – 0303 Checks glucose level / self – reporting unit
DIA_N8B 3 0304 – 0306 Checks glucose level/self – number of times per day
DIA_N8C 3 0307 – 0309 Checks glucose level/self – number of times per week
DIA_N8D 3 0310 – 0312 Checks glucose level/self – number of times per month
DIA_N8E 3 0313 – 0315 Checks glucose level/self – number of times per year
DIA_09 1 0316 – 0316 Checks feet / self – reporting unit
DIA_N9B 3 0317 – 0319 Checks feet / self – number of times per day
DIA_N9C 3 0320 – 0322 Checks feet / self – number of times per week
DIA_N9D 3 0323 – 0325 Checks feet / self – number of times per month
DIA_N9E 3 0326 – 0328 Checks feet / self – number of times per year
DIA_10 1 0329 – 0329 Medication – ASA – past month
DIA_11 1 0330 – 0330 Medication – blood cholesterol – past month
DOHUI 1 0331 – 0331 Health utility index – Inclusion Flag – (F)
HUI_01 1 0332 – 0332 Vision – read newsprint without glasses / contacts
HUI_02 1 0333 – 0333 Vision – read newsprint with glasses / contacts
HUI_03 1 0334 – 0334 Vision – able to see
HUI_04 1 0335 – 0335 Vision – recognize a friend without glasses / contacts
HUI_05 1 0336 – 0336 Vision – recognize a friend with glasses / contacts
HUI_06 1 0337 – 0337 Hearing – in group without hearing aid
HUI_07 1 0338 – 0338 Hearing – in group with hearing aid
HUI_07A 1 0339 – 0339 Hearing – able to hear
HUI_08 1 0340 – 0340 Hearing – in quiet room without hearing aid
HUI_09 1 0341 – 0341 Hearing – in quiet room with hearing aid
HUI_10 1 0342 – 0342 Speech – completely understood by strangers
HUI_11 1 0343 – 0343 Speech – partially understood by strangers
HUI_12 1 0344 – 0344 Speech – completely understood by non–strangers
HUI_13 1 0345 – 0345 Speech – partially understood by non–strangers
HUI_14 1 0346 – 0346 Mobility – walk without difficulty and without support
HUI_15 1 0347 – 0347 Mobility – able to walk
HUI_16 1 0348 – 0348 Mobility – requires support to walk
HUI_17 1 0349 – 0349 Mobility – requires help of person to walk
HUI_18 1 0350 – 0350 Mobility – requires a wheelchair
HUI_19 1 0351 – 0351 Mobility – frequency of wheelchair use
HUI_20 1 0352 – 0352 Mobility – requires help to move in wheelchair
HUI_21 1 0353 – 0353 Dexterity – able to grasp and handle small objects
HUI_22 1 0354 – 0354 Dexterity – requires help due to limitation in hands
HUI_23 1 0355 – 0355 Dexterity – requires help with tasks
HUI_24 1 0356 – 0356 Dexterity – requires special equipment / hand limitation
HUI_25 1 0357 – 0357 Emotion – self evaluation
HUI_26 1 0358 – 0358 Cognition – ability to remember things
HUI_27 1 0359 – 0359 Cognition – ability to think and solve problems
HUIDVIS 2 0360 – 0361 Vision (function code) – (D)
HUIDHER 2 0362 – 0363 Hearing (function code) – (D)
HUIDSPE 1 0364 – 0364 Speech (function code) – (D)
HUIDMOB 2 0365 – 0366 Ambulation (mobility) (function code) – (D)
HUIDDEX 2 0367 – 0368 Dexterity (function code) – (D)
HUIDEMO 1 0369 – 0369 Emotion (function code) – (D)
HUIDCOG 2 0370 – 0371 Cognition problems – function code – (D)
HUIDHSI 6.3 0372 – 0377 Health utilities index – (D)
HUP_01 1 0378 – 0378 Usually free of pain or discomfort
HUP_02 1 0379 – 0379 Pain and discomfort – usual intensity
HUP_03 1 0380 – 0380 Pain and discomfort – number of activities prevented
HUPDPAD 1 0381 – 0381 Pain (function code) – (D)
HCU_1AA 1 0382 – 0382 Has regular medical doctor
HCU_1BA 1 0383 – 0383 Reason has no regular doctor – no one available in area
HCU_1BB 1 0384 – 0384 Reason has no regular doctor – none taking new patients
HCU_1BC 1 0385 – 0385 Reason has no regular doctor – not tried to contact one
HCU_1BD 1 0386 – 0386 Reason has no regular doctor – has left or retired
HCU_1BE 1 0387 – 0387 Reason has no regular doctor – other
HCU_1A1 1 0388 – 0388 Has a usual place to go when sick/needs health advice
HCU_1A2 2 0389 – 0390 Kind of place
HCU_1AC 2 0391 – 0392 Language spoken to doctor
CHP_01 1 0393 – 0393 Overnight patient
CHP_02 3 0394 – 0396 Number of nights as patient
CHP_03 1 0397 – 0397 Consulted with family doctor/general practitioner
CHP_04 3 0398 – 0400 Number of consultations – family doctor/general practitioner
CHP_05 2 0401 – 0402 Where the most recent contact took place
CHP_06 1 0403 – 0403 Consulted with eye specialist
CHP_07 2 0404 – 0405 Number of consultations – eye specialist
CHP_08 1 0406 – 0406 Consulted with other medical doctor
CHP_09 3 0407 – 0409 Number of consultations – other medical doctor
CHP_10 2 0410 – 0411 Where the most recent contact took place
CHP_11 1 0412 – 0412 Consulted with nurse
CHP_12 3 0413 – 0415 Number of consultations – nurse
CHP_13 2 0416 – 0417 Where the most recent contact took place
CHP_14 1 0418 – 0418 Consulted with dentist or orthodontist
CHP_15 3 0419 – 0421 Number of consultations – dentist or orthodontist
CHP_16 1 0422 – 0422 Consulted with chiropractor
CHP_17 3 0423 – 0425 Number of consultations – chiropractor
CHP_18 1 0426 – 0426 Consulted with physiotherapist
CHP_19 3 0427 – 0429 Number of consultations – physiotherapist
CHP_20 1 0430 – 0430 Consulted with psychologist
CHP_21 3 0431 – 0433 Number of consultations – psychologist
CHP_22 1 0434 – 0434 Consulted with social worker or counsellor
CHP_23 3 0435 – 0437 Number of consultations – social worker or counsellor
CHP_24 1 0438 – 0438 Consulted with speech/audiology/occupation therapist
CHP_25 3 0439 – 0441 Number of consultations – speech/audiology/occupation therapist
CHPDMDC 3 0442 – 0444 Number of consultations with medical doctor – (D)
CHPFCOP 1 0445 – 0445 Consultations with health professionals – (F)
DOHMC 1 0446 – 0446 Home care services – Inclusion Flag – (F)
HMC_09 1 0447 – 0447 Received home care services – cost covered by government
HMC_10A 1 0448 – 0448 Type of govt. home care rec'd – nursing care
HMC_10B 1 0449 – 0449 Type of govt. home care rec'd – health services
HMC_10I 1 0450 – 0450 Type of govt. home care rec'd – Medical equipment
HMC_10C 1 0451 – 0451 Type of govt. home care rec'd – personal care
HMC_10D 1 0452 – 0452 Type of govt. home care rec'd – housework
HMC_10E 1 0453 – 0453 Type of govt. home care rec'd – meals
HMC_10F 1 0454 – 0454 Type of govt. home care rec'd – shopping
HMC_10G 1 0455 – 0455 Type of govt. home care rec'd – respite care
HMC_10H 1 0456 – 0456 Type of govt. home care rec'd – other
HMC_11 1 0457 – 0457 Received home care services – cost not covered by government
HMC_12A 1 0458 – 0458 Non govt. home care – provided by nurse from private agency
HMC_12B 1 0459 – 0459 Non govt. home care – provided by homemaker
HMC_12G 1 0460 – 0460 Non govt. home care – physiotherapist
HMC_12C 1 0461 – 0461 Non govt. home care – provided by neighbour or friend
HMC_12D 1 0462 – 0462 Non govt. home care – provided by family member
HMC_12E 1 0463 – 0463 Non govt. home care – provided by volunteer
HMC_12F 1 0464 – 0464 Non govt. home care – provided by other
HMC_13A 1 0465 – 0465 Received other home care services – Nursing care
HMC_13B 1 0466 – 0466 Received home care services–physio,occupational,speech therapy
HMC_13C 1 0467 – 0467 Received other home care services – Personal care
HMC_13D 1 0468 – 0468 Received other home care services – Housework
HMC_13E 1 0469 – 0469 Received home care services – Meal preparation or delivery
HMC_13F 1 0470 – 0470 Received other home care services – Shopping
HMC_13G 1 0471 – 0471 Received other home care services – Respite care
HMC_13H 1 0472 – 0472 Received other home care services – Other
HMC_13I 1 0473 – 0473 Received other home care services – Medication equipment/supplies
HMC_14 1 0474 – 0474 Self–perceived unmet home care needs
HMC_15A 1 0475 – 0475 Home care not received – not available / area
HMC_15B 1 0476 – 0476 Home care not received – not available at time required
HMC_15C 1 0477 – 0477 Home care not received – waiting time too long
HMC_15D 1 0478 – 0478 Home care not received – felt would be inadequate
HMC_15E 1 0479 – 0479 Home care not received – cost
HMC_15F 1 0480 – 0480 Home care not received – too busy
HMC_15G 1 0481 – 0481 Home care not received – didn't get around to it
HMC_15H 1 0482 – 0482 Home care not received – didn't know where to go
HMC_15I 1 0483 – 0483 Home care not received – language problems
HMC_15J 1 0484 – 0484 Home care not received – family responsibilities
HMC_15K 1 0485 – 0485 Home care not received – decided not to seek services
HMC_15L 1 0486 – 0486 Home care not received – doctor didn't think necessary
HMC_15N 1 0487 – 0487 Home care not received – Did not qualify
HMC_15O 1 0488 – 0488 Home care not received – Still waiting for homecare
HMC_15M 1 0489 – 0489 Home care not received – other
HMC_16A 1 0490 – 0490 Type of home care needed – nursing care
HMC_16B 1 0491 – 0491 Type of home care needed – health services
HMC_16I 1 0492 – 0492 Type of home care needed – Medical equipment or supplies
HMC_16C 1 0493 – 0493 Type of home care needed – personal care
HMC_16D 1 0494 – 0494 Type of home care needed – housework
HMC_16E 1 0495 – 0495 Type of home care needed – meals
HMC_16F 1 0496 – 0496 Type of home care needed – shopping
HMC_16G 1 0497 – 0497 Type of home care needed – respite care
HMC_16H 1 0498 – 0498 Type of home care needed – other
HMC_17A 1 0499 – 0499 Who contacted for home care – government sponsored program
HMC_17B 1 0500 – 0500 Who contacted for home care – private agency
HMC_17C 1 0501 – 0501 Who contacted for home care – family member or friend
HMC_17D 1 0502 – 0502 Who contacted for home care – volunteer organization
HMC_17E 1 0503 – 0503 Who contacted for home care – other
HMCFRHC 1 0504 – 0504 Received home care – (F)
DOPAS 1 0505 – 0505 Patient satisfaction – Health care service – Inclusion Flag –(F)
PAS_11 1 0506 – 0506 Received health care services
PAS_12 1 0507 – 0507 Rating of quality of care received
PAS_13 1 0508 – 0508 Satisfaction with way care provided
PAS_21A 1 0509 – 0509 Received health care services at hospital
PAS_21B 1 0510 – 0510 Type of patient – most recent visit
PAS_22 1 0511 – 0511 Rating of quality of care received – hospital
PAS_23 1 0512 – 0512 Satisfaction with way care provided – hospital
PAS_31A 1 0513 – 0513 Received physician care
PAS_31B 1 0514 – 0514 Type of physician – most recent care
PAS_32 1 0515 – 0515 Rating of quality of care received – physician
PAS_33 1 0516 – 0516 Satisfaction with way care provided – physician
DOPSC 1 0517 – 0517 Patient sat. – Community–based care – Inclusion Flag – (F)
PSC_1 1 0518 – 0518 Received any community–based care
PSC_2 1 0519 – 0519 How rate quality of the community–based received
PSC_3 1 0520 – 0520 How satisfied with the way community–based care provided
RAC_1 1 0521 – 0521 Has dificulty with activities
RAC_2A 1 0522 – 0522 Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at home
RAC_2B1 1 0523 – 0523 Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at school
RAC_2B2 1 0524 – 0524 Reduction in kind/amount of activities – at work
RAC_2C 1 0525 – 0525 Reduction in kind/amount of activities – other activities
RAC_5 2 0526 – 0527 Cause of health problem
RACDIMP 1 0528 – 0528 Impact of health problems – (D)
RACDPAL 1 0529 – 0529 Participation and activity limitation – (D)
DOADL 1 0530 – 0530 Activities of daily living – Inclusion Flag – (F)
ADL_01 1 0531 – 0531 Needs help – preparing meals
ADL_02 1 0532 – 0532 Needs help – getting to appointments / running errands
ADL_03 1 0533 – 0533 Needs help – doing housework
ADL_04 1 0534 – 0534 Needs help – personal care
ADL_05 1 0535 – 0535 Needs help – moving about inside the house
ADL_06 1 0536 – 0536 Needs help – looking after personal finances
ADLF6R 1 0537 – 0537 Help needed for tasks – (F)
FLU_160 1 0538 – 0538 Ever had a flu shot
FLU_162 1 0539 – 0539 Had flu shot – last time
FLU_164 2 0540 – 0541 Had flu shot – which month
FLU_165 1 0542 – 0542 Had flu shot – current/last year
FLU_66A 1 0543 – 0543 No flu shot – have not gotten around to it
FLU_66B 1 0544 – 0544 No flu shot – respondent didn't think it was necessary
FLU_66C 1 0545 – 0545 No flu shot – doctor didn't think it was necessary
FLU_66D 1 0546 – 0546 No flu shot – personal or family responsibilities
FLU_66E 1 0547 – 0547 No flu shot – not available at time required
FLU_66F 1 0548 – 0548 No flu shot – not available at all in area
FLU_66G 1 0549 – 0549 No flu shot – waiting time was too long
FLU_66H 1 0550 – 0550 No flu shot – transportation problems
FLU_66I 1 0551 – 0551 No flu shot – language problem
FLU_66J 1 0552 – 0552 No flu shot – cost
FLU_66K 1 0553 – 0553 No flu shot – did not know where to go
FLU_66L 1 0554 – 0554 No flu shot – fear
FLU_66M 1 0555 – 0555 No flu shot – bad reaction to previous shot
FLU_66O 1 0556 – 0556 No flu shot – unable to leave house / health problem
FLU_66N 1 0557 – 0557 No flu shot – other
DOBPC 1 0558 – 0558 Blood pressure check – Inclusion Flag – (F)
BPC_010 1 0559 – 0559 Ever had blood pressure taken
BPC_012 1 0560 – 0560 Last time blood pressure was taken
BPC_013 1 0561 – 0561 Pregnant – blood pressure taken
BPC_16A 1 0562 – 0562 Blood pressure not taken – have not gotten around to it
BPC_16B 1 0563 – 0563 Blood pressure not taken – respondent didn't think necessary
BPC_16C 1 0564 – 0564 Blood pressure not taken – doctor didn't think necessary
BPC_16D 1 0565 – 0565 Blood pressure not taken – personal / fam. responsibilities
BPC_16E 1 0566 – 0566 Blood pressure not taken – not available when required
BPC_16F 1 0567 – 0567 Blood pressure not taken – not available in area
BPC_16G 1 0568 – 0568 Blood pressure not taken – waiting time too long
BPC_16H 1 0569 – 0569 Blood pressure not taken – transportation problems
BPC_16I 1 0570 – 0570 Blood pressure not taken – language problem
BPC_16J 1 0571 – 0571 Blood pressure not taken – cost
BPC_16K 1 0572 – 0572 Blood pressure not taken – did not know where to go
BPC_16L 1 0573 – 0573 Blood pressure not taken – fear
BPC_16N 1 0574 – 0574 Blood pressure not taken – unable to leave house/health prob
BPC_16M 1 0575 – 0575 Blood pressure not taken – other
DOPAP 1 0576 – 0576 PAP smear test module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
PAP_020 1 0577 – 0577 Ever had PAP smear test
PAP_022 1 0578 – 0578 Last time had PAP smear test
PAP_26A 1 0579 – 0579 No PAP smear – have not gotten around to it
PAP_26B 1 0580 – 0580 No PAP smear – respondent didn't think necessary
PAP_26C 1 0581 – 0581 No PAP smear – doctor didn't think necessary
PAP_26D 1 0582 – 0582 No PAP smear – personal / family responsibilities
PAP_26E 1 0583 – 0583 No PAP smear – not available when required
PAP_26F 1 0584 – 0584 No PAP smear – not available in area
PAP_26G 1 0585 – 0585 No PAP smear – waiting time too long
PAP_26H 1 0586 – 0586 No PAP smear – transportation problems
PAP_26I 1 0587 – 0587 No PAP smear – language problem
PAP_26J 1 0588 – 0588 No PAP smear – cost
PAP_26K 1 0589 – 0589 No PAP smear – did not know where to go
PAP_26L 1 0590 – 0590 No PAP smear – fear
PAP_26M 1 0591 – 0591 No PAP smear – hysterectomy
PAP_26N 1 0592 – 0592 No PAP smear – hate / dislike having one done
PAP_26P 1 0593 – 0593 No PAP smear – unable to leave house / health problem
PAP_26O 1 0594 – 0594 No PAP smear – other
DOMAM 1 0595 – 0595 Mammography – Inclusion Flag – (F)
MAM_030 1 0596 – 0596 Ever had mammogram
MAM_31A 1 0597 – 0597 Had mammogram – family history
MAM_31B 1 0598 – 0598 Had mammogram – regular check–up
MAM_31C 1 0599 – 0599 Had mammogram – age
MAM_31D 1 0600 – 0600 Had mammogram – previously detected lump
MAM_31E 1 0601 – 0601 Had mammogram – follow–up of treatment
MAM_31F 1 0602 – 0602 Had mammogram – on hormone replacement therapy
MAM_31G 1 0603 – 0603 Had mammogram – breast problem
MAM_31H 1 0604 – 0604 Had mammogram – other
MAM_032 1 0605 – 0605 Last time mammogram was done
MAM_36A 1 0606 – 0606 No mammogram – have not gotten around to it – past 2 yrs
MAM_36B 1 0607 – 0607 No mammogram – respondent did not think necessary – past 2 yrs
MAM_36C 1 0608 – 0608 No mammogram – doctor did not think necessary – past 2 yrs
MAM_36D 1 0609 – 0609 No mammogram – personal/family responsibilities – past 2 yrs
MAM_36E 1 0610 – 0610 No mammogram – not available when required – past 2 yrs
MAM_36F 1 0611 – 0611 No mammogram – not available in the area – past 2 yrs
MAM_36G 1 0612 – 0612 No mammogram – waiting time too long – past 2 yrs
MAM_36H 1 0613 – 0613 No mammogram – transportation problems – past 2 yrs
MAM_36I 1 0614 – 0614 No mammogram – language problem – past 2 yrs
MAM_36J 1 0615 – 0615 No mammogram – cost – past 2 yrs
MAM_36K 1 0616 – 0616 No mammogram – did not know where to go – past 2 yrs
MAM_36L 1 0617 – 0617 No mammogram – fear – past 2 yrs
MAM_36N 1 0618 – 0618 No mammogram – unable to leave house/health prob – past 2 yrs
MAM_36O 1 0619 – 0619 No mammogram – Breasts removed / Mastectomy
MAM_36M 1 0620 – 0620 No mammogram – other – past 2 yrs
MAM_038 1 0621 – 0621 Had a hysterectomy
DOBRX 1 0622 – 0622 Breast examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)
BRX_110 1 0623 – 0623 Had breasts examined by health professional
BRX_112 1 0624 – 0624 Last time breasts exam for lumps
BRX_16A 1 0625 – 0625 No breast exam – have not gotten around to it
BRX_16B 1 0626 – 0626 No breast exam – respondent didn't think necessary
BRX_16C 1 0627 – 0627 No breast exam – doctor didn't think necessary
BRX_16D 1 0628 – 0628 No breast exam – personal / family responsibilities
BRX_16E 1 0629 – 0629 No breast exam – not available when required
BRX_16F 1 0630 – 0630 No breast exam – not available in area
BRX_16G 1 0631 – 0631 No breast exam – waiting time too long
BRX_16H 1 0632 – 0632 No breast exam – transportation problems
BRX_16I 1 0633 – 0633 No breast exam – language problem
BRX_16J 1 0634 – 0634 No breast exam – cost
BRX_16K 1 0635 – 0635 No breast exam – did not know where to go
BRX_16L 1 0636 – 0636 No breast exam – fear
BRX_16N 1 0637 – 0637 No breast exam – unable to leave house / health problem
BRX_16O 1 0638 – 0638 No breast exam – breast removed / mastectomy
BRX_16M 1 0639 – 0639 No breast exam – other
DOBSX 1 0640 – 0640 Breast self examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)
BSX_120 1 0641 – 0641 Self–examined breasts for lumps
BSX_121 1 0642 – 0642 Frequency – breast self–examination
BSX_22A 1 0643 – 0643 Breast self–exam learned from – doctor
BSX_22B 1 0644 – 0644 Breast self–exam learned from – nurse
BSX_22C 1 0645 – 0645 Breast self–exam learned from – book / magazine / pamphlet
BSX_22D 1 0646 – 0646 Breast self–exam learned from – TV / video / film
BSX_22H 1 0647 – 0647 Breast self–exam learned from – family member
BSX_22G 1 0648 – 0648 Breast self–exam learned from – other
DOPSA 1 0649 – 0649 Prostate cancer screening – Inclusion Flag – (F)
PSA_170 1 0650 – 0650 Ever had a PSA blood test (prostate cancer)
PSA_172 1 0651 – 0651 Last time had PSA blood test
PSA_73A 1 0652 – 0652 Had PSA test – family history of prostate cancer
PSA_73B 1 0653 – 0653 Had PSA test – regular check–up
PSA_73C 1 0654 – 0654 Had PSA test – age
PSA_73G 1 0655 – 0655 Had PSA test – race
PSA_73D 1 0656 – 0656 Had PSA test – follow–up of problem
PSA_73E 1 0657 – 0657 Had PSA test – follow–up of prostate cancer treatment
PSA_73F 1 0658 – 0658 Had PSA test – other
PSA_174 1 0659 – 0659 Had a digital rectal exam
PSA_175 1 0660 – 0660 Last time had digital rectal exam
DOCCS 1 0661 – 0661 Colorectal cancer screening – Inclusion Flag – (F)
CCS_180 1 0662 – 0662 Had an FOBT test
CCS_182 2 0663 – 0664 Last time FOBT test done
CCS_83A 1 0665 – 0665 Had FOBT – family history
CCS_83B 1 0666 – 0666 Had FOBT – regular check–up
CCS_83C 1 0667 – 0667 Had FOBT – age
CCS_83G 1 0668 – 0668 Had FOBT – race
CCS_83D 1 0669 – 0669 Had FOBT – follow–up of problem
CCS_83E 1 0670 – 0670 Had FOBT – follow–up of treatment
CCS_83F 1 0671 – 0671 Had FOBT – other
CCS_184 1 0672 – 0672 Had colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy
CCS_185 2 0673 – 0674 Last time had colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy
CCS_86B 1 0676 – 0676 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – regular check–up
CCS_86C 1 0677 – 0677 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – age
CCS_86G 1 0678 – 0678 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – race
CCS_86D 1 0679 – 0679 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – follow–up of problem
CCS_86E 1 0680 – 0680 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – follow–up of treatment
CCS_86F 1 0681 – 0681 Had colonoscopy/sigmoidoscopy – other
CCS_187 1 0682 – 0682 Colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy followed FOBT test
DOEYX 1 0683 – 0683 Eye examinations – Inclusion Flag – (F)
EYX_140 1 0684 – 0684 Visit eye doctor – 12 m
EYX_142 1 0685 – 0685 Last time eye examination
EYX_46A 1 0686 – 0686 No eye exam – not gotten around to it – past 2 yrs
EYX_46B 1 0687 – 0687 No eye exam – respondent didn't think necessary
EYX_46C 1 0688 – 0688 No eye exam – doctor didn't think necessary
EYX_46D 1 0689 – 0689 No eye exam – personal or family responsibilities
EYX_46E 1 0690 – 0690 No eye exam – not available when required
EYX_46F 1 0691 – 0691 No eye exam– not available in area
EYX_46G 1 0692 – 0692 No eye exam – waiting time too long
EYX_46H 1 0693 – 0693 No eye exam – transportation problems
EYX_46I 1 0694 – 0694 No eye exam – language problem
EYX_46J 1 0695 – 0695 No eye exam – cost
EYX_46K 1 0696 – 0696 No eye exam – did not know where to go
EYX_46L 1 0697 – 0697 No eye exam – fear
EYX_46N 1 0698 – 0698 No eye exam – health problem
EYX_46M 1 0699 – 0699 No eye exam – other reason
DODEN 1 0700 – 0700 Dental visits – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DEN_130 1 0701 – 0701 Visited dentist
DEN_132 2 0702 – 0703 Last time visited dentist
DEN_36A 1 0704 – 0704 No dental visit – have not gotten around to it
DEN_36B 1 0705 – 0705 No dental visit – respondent didn't think necessary
DEN_36C 1 0706 – 0706 No dental visit – dentist didn't think necessary
DEN_36D 1 0707 – 0707 No dental visit – personal / family responsibilities
DEN_36E 1 0708 – 0708 No dental visit – not available when required
DEN_36F 1 0709 – 0709 No dental visit – not available in area
DEN_36G 1 0710 – 0710 No dental visit – waiting time too long
DEN_36H 1 0711 – 0711 No dental visit – transportation problems
DEN_36I 1 0712 – 0712 No dental visit – language problem
DEN_36J 1 0713 – 0713 No dental visit – cost
DEN_36K 1 0714 – 0714 No dental visit – did not know where to go
DEN_36L 1 0715 – 0715 No dental visit – fear
DEN_36M 1 0716 – 0716 No dental visit – wears dentures
DEN_36O 1 0717 – 0717 No dental visit – unable to leave house / health problem
DEN_36N 1 0718 – 0718 No dental visit – other
DOOH2 1 0719 – 0719 Oral health 2 – Inclusion Flag – (F)
OH2_10 1 0720 – 0720 Frequency usually visits the dentist
OH2_11 1 0721 – 0721 Insurance for dental expenses
OH2_11A 1 0722 – 0722 Type of dental insurance plan – government–sponsored
OH2_11B 1 0723 – 0723 Type of dental insurance plan – employer–sponsored
OH2_11C 1 0724 – 0724 Type of dental insurance plan – private
OH2_12 1 0725 – 0725 Teeth removed by dentist – 12 months
OH2_13 1 0726 – 0726 Teeth removed – decay or gum disease – 12 months
OH2_20 1 0727 – 0727 Has one or more of own teeth
OH2_21 1 0728 – 0728 Wears dentures
OH2_22 1 0729 – 0729 Condition of teeth/mouth – difficulty speaking clearly
OH2_23 1 0730 – 0730 Condition of teeth/mouth – avoided conversation – 12 months
OH2_24 1 0731 – 0731 Condition of teeth/mouth – avoided laughing/smiling – 12 months
OH2_25A 1 0732 – 0732 Had a toothache – past month
OH2_25B 1 0733 – 0733 Teeth sensitive to hot or cold – past month
OH2_25C 1 0734 – 0734 Had pain – jaw joints – past month
OH2_25D 1 0735 – 0735 Had pain – mouth or face – past month
OH2_25E 1 0736 – 0736 Had bleeding gums – past month
OH2_25F 1 0737 – 0737 Had dry mouth – past month
OH2_25G 1 0738 – 0738 Had bad breath – past month
OH2_30 2 0739 – 0740 Frequency of brushing teeth
OH2FLIM 1 0741 – 0741 Limited socially due to oral health status – 12 month – (F)
OH2FOFP 1 0742 – 0742 Oral or facial pain – past month – (F)
DOFDC 1 0743 – 0743 Food choices – Inclusion Flag – (F)
FDC_1A 1 0744 – 0744 Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about body weight
FDC_1B 1 0745 – 0745 Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about heart disease
FDC_1C 1 0746 – 0746 Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about cancer
FDC_1D 1 0747 – 0747 Chooses or avoids foods – concerned about osteoporosis
FDC_2A 1 0748 – 0748 Reason to choose foods – lower fat content
FDC_2B 1 0749 – 0749 Reason to choose foods – fibre content
FDC_2C 1 0750 – 0750 Reason to choose foods – calcium content
FDC_3A 1 0751 – 0751 Reason to avoid foods – fat content
FDC_3B 1 0752 – 0752 Reason to avoid foods – type of fat
FDC_3C 1 0753 – 0753 Reason to avoid foods – salt content
FDC_3D 1 0754 – 0754 Reason to avoid foods – cholesterol content
FDC_3E 1 0755 – 0755 Reason to avoid foods – calorie content
FDCFAVD 1 0756 – 0756 Avoids foods for content reasons – (F)
FDCFCAH 1 0757 – 0757 Chooses/avoids foods because of certain health concerns – (F)
FDCFCHO 1 0758 – 0758 Chooses foods for content reasons – (F)
DODSU 1 0759 – 0759 Dietary Supplement module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DSU_1A 1 0760 – 0760 Took vitamin or mineral supplements – past 4 weeks
DSU_1B 1 0761 – 0761 Took supplements – at least once a week
DSU_1C 2 0762 – 0763 Took supplements – number of days – last week
DSU_1D 2 0764 – 0765 Took supplements – number of days – past 4 weeks
DSUDCON 2 0766 – 0767 Frequent of consumption of vitamin/mineral supplements – (F)
FVC_1A 1 0768 – 0768 Drinks fruit juices – reporting unit
FVC_1B 2 0769 – 0770 Drinks fruit juices – number of times per day
FVC_1C 2 0771 – 0772 Drinks fruit juices – number of times per week
FVC_1D 3 0773 – 0775 Drinks fruit juices – number of times per month
FVC_1E 3 0776 – 0778 Drinks fruit juices – number of times per year
FVC_2A 1 0779 – 0779 Eats fruit – reporting unit
FVC_2B 2 0780 – 0781 Eats fruit – number of times per day
FVC_2C 2 0782 – 0783 Eats fruit – number of times per week
FVC_2D 3 0784 – 0786 Eats fruit – number of times per month
FVC_2E 3 0787 – 0789 Eats fruit – number of times per year
FVC_3A 1 0790 – 0790 Eats green salad – reporting unit
FVC_3B 2 0791 – 0792 Eats green salad – number of times per day
FVC_3C 2 0793 – 0794 Eats green salad – number of times per week
FVC_3D 3 0795 – 0797 Eats green salad – number of times per month
FVC_3E 3 0798 – 0800 Eats green salad – number of times per year
FVC_4A 1 0801 – 0801 Eats potatoes – reporting unit
FVC_4B 2 0802 – 0803 Eats potatoes – number of times per day
FVC_4C 2 0804 – 0805 Eats potatoes – number of times per week
FVC_4D 3 0806 – 0808 Eats potatoes – number of times per month
FVC_4E 3 0809 – 0811 Eats potatoes – number of times per year
FVC_5A 1 0812 – 0812 Eats carrots – reporting unit
FVC_5B 2 0813 – 0814 Eats carrots – number of times per day
FVC_5C 2 0815 – 0816 Eats carrots – number of times per week
FVC_5D 3 0817 – 0819 Eats carrots – number of times per month
FVC_5E 3 0820 – 0822 Eats carrots – number of times per year
FVC_6A 1 0823 – 0823 Eats other vegetables – reporting unit
FVC_6B 2 0824 – 0825 Eats other vegetables – number of servings per day
FVC_6C 2 0826 – 0827 Eats other vegetables – number of servings per week
FVC_6D 3 0828 – 0830 Eats other vegetables – number of servings per month
FVC_6E 3 0831 – 0833 Eats other vegetables – number of servings per year
FVCDJUI 5.1 0834 – 0838 Daily consumption – fruit juice – (D)
FVCDFRU 5.1 0839 – 0843 Daily consumption – fruit – (D)
FVCDSAL 5.1 0844 – 0848 Daily consumption – green salad – (D)
FVCDPOT 5.1 0849 – 0853 Daily consumption – potatoes – (D)
FVCDCAR 5.1 0854 – 0858 Daily consumption – carrots – (D)
FVCDVEG 5.1 0859 – 0863 Daily consumption – other vegetables – (D)
FVCDTOT 5.1 0864 – 0868 Daily consumption – total fruits and vegetables – (D)
FVCGTOT 1 0869 – 0869 Daily consumption – total fruits and vegetables – (D, G)
PAC_1A 1 0870 – 0870 Activity / last 3 months – walking
PAC_1B 1 0871 – 0871 Activity / last 3 months – gardening or yard work
PAC_1C 1 0872 – 0872 Activity / last 3 months – swimming
PAC_1D 1 0873 – 0873 Activity / last 3 months – bicycling
PAC_1E 1 0874 – 0874 Activity / last 3 months – popular or social dance
PAC_1F 1 0875 – 0875 Activity / last 3 months – home exercises
PAC_1G 1 0876 – 0876 Activity / last 3 months – ice hockey
PAC_1H 1 0877 – 0877 Activity / last 3 months – ice skating
PAC_1I 1 0878 – 0878 Activity / last 3 months – in–line skating or rollerblading
PAC_1J 1 0879 – 0879 Activity / last 3 months – jogging or running
PAC_1K 1 0880 – 0880 Activity / last 3 months – golfing
PAC_1L 1 0881 – 0881 Activity / last 3 months – exercise class or aerobics
PAC_1M 1 0882 – 0882 Activity / last 3 months – downhill skiing or snowboarding
PAC_1N 1 0883 – 0883 Activity / last 3 months – bowling
PAC_1O 1 0884 – 0884 Activity / last 3 months – baseball or softball
PAC_1P 1 0885 – 0885 Activity / last 3 months – tennis
PAC_1Q 1 0886 – 0886 Activity / last 3 months – weight–training
PAC_1R 1 0887 – 0887 Activity / last 3 months – fishing
PAC_1S 1 0888 – 0888 Activity / last 3 months – volleyball
PAC_1T 1 0889 – 0889 Activity / last 3 months – basketball
PAC_1Z 1 0890 – 0890 Activity / last 3 months – Soccer
PAC_1U 1 0891 – 0891 Activity / last 3 months – Any other
PAC_1V 1 0892 – 0892 Activity / last 3 months – No physical activity
PAC_1W 1 0893 – 0893 Activity / last 3 months – other (#2)
PAC_1X 1 0894 – 0894 Activity / last 3 months – other (#3)
PAC_2A 3 0895 – 0897 Number of times / 3 months – walking for exercise
PAC_3A 1 0898 – 0898 Time spent – walking for exercise
PAC_2B 3 0899 – 0901 Number of times / 3 months – gardening/yard work
PAC_3B 1 0902 – 0902 Time spent – gardening or yard work
PAC_2C 3 0903 – 0905 Number of times / 3 months – swimming
PAC_3C 1 0906 – 0906 Time spent – swimming
PAC_2D 3 0907 – 0909 Number of times / 3 months – bicycling
PAC_3D 1 0910 – 0910 Time spent – bicycling
PAC_2E 3 0911 – 0913 Number of times / 3 months – popular or social dance
PAC_3E 1 0914 – 0914 Time spent – popular or social dance
PAC_2F 3 0915 – 0917 Number of times / 3 months – home exercises
PAC_3F 1 0918 – 0918 Time spent – home exercises
PAC_2G 3 0919 – 0921 Number of times / 3 months – ice hockey
PAC_3G 1 0922 – 0922 Time spent – ice hockey
PAC_2H 3 0923 – 0925 Number of times / 3 months – ice skating
PAC_3H 1 0926 – 0926 Time spent – ice skating
PAC_2I 3 0927 – 0929 Number of times / 3 months– in–line skating or rollerblading
PAC_3I 1 0930 – 0930 Time spent – in–line skating or rollerblading
PAC_2J 3 0931 – 0933 Number of times / 3 months – jogging or running
PAC_3J 1 0934 – 0934 Time spent – jogging or running
PAC_2K 3 0935 – 0937 Number of times / 3 months – golfing
PAC_3K 1 0938 – 0938 Time spent – golfing
PAC_2L 3 0939 – 0941 Number of times / 3 months – exercise class or aerobics
PAC_3L 1 0942 – 0942 Time spent – exercise class or aerobics
PAC_2M 3 0943 – 0945 Number of times / 3 months – downhill skiing or snowboarding
PAC_3M 1 0946 – 0946 Time spent – downhill skiing or snowboarding
PAC_2N 3 0947 – 0949 Number of times / 3 months – bowling
PAC_3N 1 0950 – 0950 Time spent – bowling
PAC_2O 3 0951 – 0953 Number of times / 3 months – baseball or softball
PAC_3O 1 0954 – 0954 Time spent – baseball or softball
PAC_2P 3 0955 – 0957 Number of times / 3 months – tennis
PAC_3P 1 0958 – 0958 Time spent – tennis
PAC_2Q 3 0959 – 0961 Number of times / 3 months – weight–training
PAC_3Q 1 0962 – 0962 Time spent – weight–training
PAC_2R 3 0963 – 0965 Number of times / 3 months – fishing
PAC_3R 1 0966 – 0966 Time spent – fishing
PAC_2S 3 0967 – 0969 Number of times / 3 months – volleyball
PAC_3S 1 0970 – 0970 Time spent – volleyball
PAC_2T 3 0971 – 0973 Number of times / 3 months – basketball
PAC_3T 1 0974 – 0974 Time spent – basketball
PAC_2Z 3 0975 – 0977 Number of times / 3 months – soccer
PAC_3Z 1 0978 – 0978 Time spent – soccer
PAC_2U 3 0979 – 0981 Number of times / 3 months – other activity (#1)
PAC_3U 1 0982 – 0982 Time spent – other activity (#1)
PAC_2W 3 0983 – 0985 Number of times / 3 months – other activity (#2)
PAC_3W 1 0986 – 0986 Time spent – other activity (#2)
PAC_2X 3 0987 – 0989 Number of times – other activity (#3)
PAC_3X 1 0990 – 0990 Time spent – other activity (#3)
PAC_7 1 0991 – 0991 Walked to work or school / last 3 months
PAC_7A 3 0992 – 0994 Number of times / 3 months – walking to go work or school
PAC_7B 1 0995 – 0995 Time spent – walking to go work or school
PAC_8 1 0996 – 0996 Bicycled to work or school / last 3 months
PAC_8A 3 0997 – 0999 Number of times / 3 months – bicycling to go work or school
PAC_8B 1 1000 – 1000 Time spent – bicycling to go work or school
PACDEE 4.1 1001 – 1004 Daily energy expenditure – Leisure physical activities – (D)
PACFLEI 1 1005 – 1005 Participant in leisure physical activity – (F)
PACDFM 3 1006 – 1008 Month frequent – Leisure physical activity lasting >15 minute – (D)
PACDFR 1 1009 – 1009 Frequency of all leisure physical activity > 15 minute – (D)
PACFD 1 1010 – 1010 Participant in daily leisure physical activity > 15 minute – (F)
PACDPAI 1 1011 – 1011 Leisure physical activity index – (D)
PACDLTI 1 1012 – 1012 Leisure and transportation physical activity index – (D)
PACDTLE 4.1 1013 – 1016 Daily energy expend – Transport and leisure physical activity – (D)
PACFLTI 1 1017 – 1017 Participant in leisure or transportation physical activity – (F)
DOSAC 1 1018 – 1018 Sedentary activities module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SAC_1 2 1019 – 1020 Number of hours – on a computer – past 3 month
SAC_2 2 1021 – 1022 Number of hours – playing video games – past 3 month
SAC_3 2 1023 – 1024 Number of hours – watching television or videos – past 3 month
SAC_4 2 1025 – 1026 Number of hours – reading – past 3 month
SACDTOT 2 1027 – 1028 Total number hours – sedentary activities – past 3 month – (D)
SACDTER 2 1029 – 1030 Total number hours / week (excluding reading) – sedentary activity – (D)
DOUPE 1 1031 – 1031 Use of protective equipment – Inclusion Flag – (F)
UPE_01A 1 1032 – 1032 Done any bicycling in past 12 months
UPE_01 1 1033 – 1033 Frequency – wears helmet – bicycling
UPE_02 1 1034 – 1034 Done any in–line skating in past 12 months
UPE_02A 1 1035 – 1035 Frequency – wears helmet – in–line skating
UPE_02B 1 1036 – 1036 Frequency – wears wrist guards – in–line skating
UPE_02C 1 1037 – 1037 Frequency – wears elbow pads – in–line skating
UPE_02D 1 1038 – 1038 Wear knee pads
UPE_03A 1 1039 – 1039 Downhill skiing or snowboarding – past 3 month
UPE_03B 1 1040 – 1040 Downhill skiing or snowboarding – past 12 month
UPE_04A 1 1041 – 1041 Frequency – wears helmet – downhill skiing
UPE_05A 1 1042 – 1042 Frequency – wears helmet – snowboarding
UPE_05B 1 1043 – 1043 Frequency – wears wrist guards – snowboarding
UPE_06 1 1044 – 1044 Has done skateboarding – past 12 month
UPE_06A 1 1045 – 1045 Frequency – wears helmet – skateboarding
UPE_06B 1 1046 – 1046 Frequency – wears wrist guards/protectors – skateboarding
UPE_06C 1 1047 – 1047 Frequency – wears elbow pads – skateboarding
UPE_07 1 1048 – 1048 Played ice hockey past 12 months
UPE_07A 1 1049 – 1049 Wear a mouth guard
UPEFILS 1 1050 – 1050 Wears all protective equipment – in–line skating – (F)
UPEFSKB 1 1051 – 1051 Wears all protective equipment – skateboarding – (F)
UPEFSNB 1 1052 – 1052 Wears all protective equipment – snowboarding – (F)
DOSSB 1 1053 – 1053 Sun safety behaviours – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SSB_01 1 1054 – 1054 Been surnburnt – past 12 months
SSB_02 1 1055 – 1055 Sunburn involved blistering
SSB_03 1 1056 – 1056 Sunburns involved pain – lasting more than 1 day
SSB_06 2 1057 – 1058 Amount of time in the sun – 11 am to 4 pm
SSB_07 1 1059 – 1059 Frequency – seek shade
SSB_08 1 1060 – 1060 Frequency – wear hat in the sun
SSB_09A 1 1061 – 1061 Frequency – wear long pants or skirt in the sun
SSB_09B 1 1062 – 1062 Frequency – use sunscreen on your face
SSB_10 1 1063 – 1063 Sun Proctection factor (SPF) usually use – face
SSB_11 1 1064 – 1064 Frequency – use sunscreen on your body
SSB_12 1 1065 – 1065 Sun Proctection factor (SPF) usually use on body
SSB_13 1 1066 – 1066 Skin cancer
SSB_14 1 1067 – 1067 Skin cancer – diagnostic
SSB_15 1 1068 – 1068 Skin cancer – type of cancer
DOINJ 1 1069 – 1069 Injuries – Inclusion Flag – (F)
REP_1A 1 1070 – 1070 Repetitive strain injury
REP_2 1 1071 – 1071 Limit your normal activities
REP_3 2 1072 – 1073 Repetitive strain – body part affected
REP_3A 1 1074 – 1074 Repetitive strain– activity causing injury
REP_4 1 1075 – 1075 Repetitive strain– working at a job or business
REP_5A 1 1076 – 1076 Activity – Walking
REP_5B 1 1077 – 1077 Activity – Sports
REP_5C 1 1078 – 1078 Activity – Leisure
REP_5D 1 1079 – 1079 Activity – Household chores
REP_5F 1 1080 – 1080 Activity – Computer
REP_5G 1 1081 – 1081 Activity – Driving a motor vehicle
REP_5H 1 1082 – 1082 Activity – Lifting or carrying
REP_5I 1 1083 – 1083 Activity – Other
INJ_01 1 1084 – 1084 Injured in past 12 months
INJ_02 2 1085 – 1086 Number of injuries in past 12 months
INJ_03 2 1087 – 1088 Most serious injury – month of occurrence
INJ_04 1 1089 – 1089 Most serious injury – year of occurrence
INJ_05 2 1090 – 1091 Most serious injury – type
INJ_06 2 1092 – 1093 Most serious injury – body part affected
INJ_07 1 1094 – 1094 Internal organs – body part affected
INJ_08 2 1095 – 1096 Most serious injury – place of occurrence
INJ_09 2 1097 – 1098 Most serious injury – activity when injured
INW_01 1 1099 – 1099 Injury occured in current job
INWF02 1 1100 – 1100 Response entered – kind of business – (F)
INWF03 1 1101 – 1101 Response entered – kind of work – (F)
INWCSIC 5 1102 – 1106 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 2007
INWCSOC 4 1107 – 1110 National Occupation Classification for Statistics (NOC–S) 2006
INWF03S 1 1111 – 1111 Response entered – other – kind of work – (F)
INWF04 1 1112 – 1112 Response entered – most important duties at work – (F)
INWDOCG 2 1113 – 1114 Occupation group (SOC) where injury occurred
INWDING 2 1115 – 1116 Industry group – (D)
INJ_10 1 1117 – 1117 Most serious injury – result of a fall
INJ_11A 2 1118 – 1119 How did you fall
INJ_12 2 1120 – 1121 Most serious injury – cause
INJ_12A 1 1122 – 1122 Time of injury
INJ_13 1 1123 – 1123 Most serious injury – received treatment within 48 hours
INJ_14A 1 1124 – 1124 Treated doctor’s office
INJ_14B 1 1125 – 1125 Treated emergency room
INJ_14C 1 1126 – 1126 Treated hospital outpatient
INJ_14L 1 1127 – 1127 Treated other clinic
INJ_14M 1 1128 – 1128 Treated physio/massage therap.
INJ_14F 1 1129 – 1129 Treated chiropractor
INJ_14N 1 1130 – 1130 Treated community health centre
INJ_14O 1 1131 – 1131 Treated where injury happened
INJ_14K 1 1132 – 1132 Treated – Other
INJ_15 1 1133 – 1133 Most serious injury – admitted to hospital
INJ_15A 1 1134 – 1134 Follow–up care because of injury
INJ_16 1 1135 – 1135 Other injuries – treated but did not limit normal activities
INJ_17 2 1136 – 1137 Other injuries – number
INJDTBS 4 1138 – 1141 Type of injury by body site – (D)
INJDCAU 2 1142 – 1143 Cause of injury – (D)
INJDCBP 4 1144 – 1147 Cause of injury by place of occurrence – (D)
INJDSTT 1 1148 – 1148 Injury Status – (D)
DOSWL 1 1149 – 1149 Satisfaction with life – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SWL_02 1 1150 – 1150 Satisfaction – job
SWL_03 1 1151 – 1151 Satisfaction – leisure activities
SWL_04 1 1152 – 1152 Satisfaction – financial situation
SWL_05 1 1153 – 1153 Satisfaction – with self
SWL_06 1 1154 – 1154 Satisfaction – way body looks
SWL_07 1 1155 – 1155 Satisfaction – relationships with other family members
SWL_08 1 1156 – 1156 Satisfaction – relationships with friends
SWL_09 1 1157 – 1157 Satisfaction – housing
SWL_10 1 1158 – 1158 Satisfaction – neighbourhood
DOSTS 1 1159 – 1159 Stress – sources – Inclusion Flag – (F)
STS_1 1 1160 – 1160 Self–perceived ability to handle unexpected problem
STS_2 1 1161 – 1161 Self–perceived ability to handle day–to–day demands
STS_3 2 1162 – 1163 Most important source of feelings of stress
DOSTC 1 1164 – 1164 Stress – Coping with stress – Inclusion Flag – (F)
STC_61 1 1165 – 1165 Frequency – coping – problem solving
STC_62 1 1166 – 1166 Frequency – coping – talking to others
STC_63 1 1167 – 1167 Frequency – coping – avoiding being with people
STC_64 1 1168 – 1168 Frequency – coping – sleeping more than usual
STC_65A 1 1169 – 1169 Frequency – coping – eating more or less than usual
STC_65B 1 1170 – 1170 Frequency – coping – smoking more cigarettes than usual
STC_65C 1 1171 – 1171 Frequency – coping – drinking alcohol
STC_65D 1 1172 – 1172 Frequency – coping – using drugs or medication
STC_66 1 1173 – 1173 Frequency – coping – jogging or other exercise
STC_67 1 1174 – 1174 Frequency – coping – praying or seeking spiritual help
STC_68 1 1175 – 1175 Frequency – coping – doing something enjoyable
STC_69 1 1176 – 1176 Frequency – coping – looking on the bright side of things
STC_610 1 1177 – 1177 Frequency – coping – blaming oneself
STC_611 1 1178 – 1178 Frequency – coping – wishing situation would go away
DOSFE 1 1179 – 1179 Self–esteem module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SFE_501 1 1180 – 1180 Self–esteem – has good qualities
SFE_502 1 1181 – 1181 Self–esteem – is person of worth
SFE_503 1 1182 – 1182 Self–esteem – is able to do things well
SFE_504 1 1183 – 1183 Self–esteem – takes positive attitude towards self
SFE_505 1 1184 – 1184 Self–esteem – satisfied with self
SFE_506 1 1185 – 1185 Self–esteem – feels is a failure
SFEDE1 2 1186 – 1187 Self–esteem scale – (D)
DOMAS 1 1188 – 1188 Mastery – Inclusion Flag – (F)
MAS_601 1 1189 – 1189 Mastery – lack of control
MAS_602 1 1190 – 1190 Mastery – cannot solve problems
MAS_603 1 1191 – 1191 Mastery – cannot change things
MAS_604 1 1192 – 1192 Mastery – helpless
MAS_605 1 1193 – 1193 Mastery – pushed around
MAS_606 1 1194 – 1194 Mastery – fate depends upon self
MAS_607 1 1195 – 1195 Mastery – can do anything
MASDM1 2 1196 – 1197 Mastery scale – (D)
SMK_01A 1 1198 – 1198 Smoked 100 or more cigarettes – life
SMK_01B 1 1199 – 1199 Ever smoked whole cigarette
SMK_01C 3 1200 – 1202 Age – smoked first whole cigarette
SMK_202 1 1203 – 1203 Type of smoker
SMK_203 3 1204 – 1206 Age – started smoking daily (daily smoker)
SMK_204 3 1207 – 1209 Number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smoker)
SMK_05B 3 1210 – 1212 Number of cigarettes smoked per day (occasional smoker)
SMK_05C 2 1213 – 1214 Number of days – smoked 1 cigarette or more (occasional smoker)
SMK_05D 1 1215 – 1215 Ever smoked cigarettes daily
SMK_06A 1 1216 – 1216 Stopped smoking – when (was never a daily smoker)
SMK_06B 2 1217 – 1218 Stopped smoking – month (never daily smoker)
SMK_06C 3 1219 – 1221 Number of years since stopped smoking
SMK_207 3 1222 – 1224 Age – started smoking daily (former daily smoker)
SMK_208 3 1225 – 1227 Number of cigarettes smoked per day (former daily smoker)
SMK_09A 1 1228 – 1228 Stopped smoking daily – when stopped (former daily smoker)
SMK_09B 2 1229 – 1230 Stopped smoking daily – month (former daily smoker)
SMK_09C 3 1231 – 1233 Number of yrs since stopped smoking daily (former daily smoker)
SMK_10 1 1234 – 1234 Quit smoking completely (former daily smoker)
SMK_10A 1 1235 – 1235 Stopped smoking completely – when (former daily smoker)
SMK_10B 2 1236 – 1237 Stopped smoking completely – month (former daily smoker)
SMK_10C 3 1238 – 1240 Number of years since stopped smoking (daily)
SMKDSTY 2 1241 – 1242 Type of smoker – (D)
SMKDSTP 3 1243 – 1245 Number of years since stopped smoking completely – (D)
SMKDYCS 3 1246 – 1248 Number of years smoked (current daily smokers) – (D)
DOSCH 1 1249 – 1249 Smoking – stages of change – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SCH_1 1 1250 – 1250 Quitting smoking – next 6 months
SCH_2 1 1251 – 1251 Quitting smoking – next 30 days
SCH_3 1 1252 – 1252 Stopped smoking for at least 24 hours – 12 month
SCH_4 2 1253 – 1254 Number of times stopped for at least 24 hours – 12 month
SCHDSTG 1 1255 – 1255 Smoking stages of change – (D)
DOSCA 1 1256 – 1256 Smoking cessation methods – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SCA_10 1 1257 – 1257 Has used nicotine patch
SCA_10A 1 1258 – 1258 Usefulness of nicotine patch
SCA_11 1 1259 – 1259 Has used nicotine gum or candy
SCA_11A 1 1260 – 1260 Usefulness of nicotine gum or candy
SCA_12 1 1261 – 1261 Has used medication such as Zyban
SCA_12A 1 1262 – 1262 Usefulness of medication such as Zyban
SCA_50 1 1263 – 1263 Stopped smoking for at least 24 hours
SCA_60 1 1264 – 1264 Tried to quit smoking – nicotine patch
SCA_61 1 1265 – 1265 Tried to quit smoking – nicotine gum or candy – past 12 month
SCA_62 1 1266 – 1266 Tried to quit smoking – medication such as Zyban
SCADQUI 1 1267 – 1267 Attempted to stop smoking – (D)
DOSPC 1 1268 – 1268 Smoking – physician counselling – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SPC_10 1 1269 – 1269 Visited regular medical doctor
SPC_11 1 1270 – 1270 Doctor – knows smokes/smoked
SPC_12 1 1271 – 1271 Doctor – advised to quit
SPC_13 1 1272 – 1272 Doctor – gave specific help
SPC_14A 1 1273 – 1273 Type of help – referral to one–on–one program
SPC_14B 1 1274 – 1274 Type of help – referral to group program
SPC_14C 1 1275 – 1275 Type of help – recommended nicotine patch or gum
SPC_14D 1 1276 – 1276 Type of help – recommended Zyban or other medication
SPC_14E 1 1277 – 1277 Type of help – provided self–help information
SPC_14F 1 1278 – 1278 Type of help – doctor offered counselling
SPC_14G 1 1279 – 1279 Type of help – other
SPC_20 1 1280 – 1280 Visited dentist
SPC_21 1 1281 – 1281 Dentist/hygienist – knows smokes/smoked
SPC_22 1 1282 – 1282 Dentist/hygienist – advised to quit
ETS_10 1 1283 – 1283 Someone smokes inside home
ETS_11 2 1284 – 1285 Number of people who smoke inside home
ETS_20 1 1286 – 1286 Exposed to second–hand smoke in private vehicle
ETS_20B 1 1287 – 1287 Exposed to second–hand smoke in public places
ETS_35 1 1288 – 1288 Smoking allowed – House
ETS_36 1 1289 – 1289 Smoking restrictions
ETS_37A 1 1290 – 1290 Type of restrictions –certain rooms only
ETS_37B 1 1291 – 1291 Type of restrictions – young children
ETS_37C 1 1292 – 1292 Type of restrictions – windows open
ETS_37D 1 1293 – 1293 Type of restrictions – Other
DOTAL 1 1294 – 1294 Smoking – Other tobacco products – Inclusion Flag – (F)
TAL_1 1 1295 – 1295 Smoked cigars – last month
TAL_2 1 1296 – 1296 Smoked a pipe – last month
TAL_3 1 1297 – 1297 Used snuff – last month
TAL_4 1 1298 – 1298 Used chewing tobacco – last month
ALC_1 1 1299 – 1299 Drank alcohol in past 12 months
ALC_2 2 1300 – 1301 Frequency of drinking alcohol
ALC_3 2 1302 – 1303 Frequency of having 5 or more drinks
ALCDTTM 1 1304 – 1304 Type of drinker (12 months) – (D)
DOALW 1 1305 – 1305 Alcohol use – past week – Inlusion Flag – (F)
ALW_1 1 1306 – 1306 Drank alcohol in past week
ALW_2A1 3 1307 – 1309 Number of drinks – Day1
ALW_2A2 3 1310 – 1312 Number of drinks – Day 2
ALW_2A3 3 1313 – 1315 Number of drinks – Day 3
ALW_2A4 3 1316 – 1318 Number of drinks – Day 4
ALW_2A5 3 1319 – 1321 Number of drinks – Day 5
ALW_2A6 3 1322 – 1324 Number of drinks – Day 6
ALW_2A7 3 1325 – 1327 Number of drinks – Day 7
ALWDWKY 3 1328 – 1330 Weekly consumption – (D)
ALWDDLY 3 1331 – 1333 Average daily alcohol consumption – (D)
DODRV 1 1334 – 1334 Driving and safety – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DRV_01A 1 1335 – 1335 Drove a motor vehicle
DRV_01B 1 1336 – 1336 Drove a motorcycle
DRV_02 1 1337 – 1337 Frequency – used seat belt when driving
DRV_03A 1 1338 – 1338 Use of a cell phone while driving
DRV_03B 1 1339 – 1339 Use of a hands–free while driving
DRV_04 1 1340 – 1340 Frequency – felt tired when driving
DRV_05 1 1341 – 1341 Driving speed compared to others
DRV_06 1 1342 – 1342 Driving aggression compared to others
DRV_07 1 1343 – 1343 Drove a motor vehicle after 2 or more drinks
DRV_07A 2 1344 – 1345 Number of times – drove after 2+ drinks
DRV_08A 1 1346 – 1346 Frequency – uses seat belt – front seat passenger
DRV_08B 1 1347 – 1347 Frequency – uses seat belt – back seat passenger
DRV_09 1 1348 – 1348 Frequency – uses seat belt – in taxi
DRV_10 1 1349 – 1349 Passenger/driver had 2+ drinks
DRV_10A 2 1350 – 1351 Number of times – passenger/driver had 2+ drinks
DRV_11A 1 1352 – 1352 Driver or passenger – snowmobile, motor boat or seadoo
DRV_11B 1 1353 – 1353 Driver or passenger – ATV
DRV_12 1 1354 – 1354 Frequency wears helmet – ATV
DRV_13 1 1355 – 1355 Passenger w/driver had 2+ drinks – ATV, snowmobile, etc.
DRV_13A 2 1356 – 1357 Number of times – passenger/driver had 2+ drinks–ATV/snowmobile
DRV_14 1 1358 – 1358 Drove snowmobile/ATV, etc. after 2+ drinks
DRV_14A 2 1359 – 1360 Number of times – drove snowmobile, ATV, etc after 2+ drinks
DRVFSBU 1 1361 – 1361 Passenger seat belt use – motor vehicle – (F)
DOALD 1 1362 – 1362 Alcohol use – Dependence – Inclusion Flag – (F)
ALD_01 1 1363 – 1363 Drunk – at work / school / takes care of child
ALD_02 1 1364 – 1364 Number of times – drunk / hung–over
ALD_03 1 1365 – 1365 Being drunk increased chances of getting hurt
ALD_04 1 1366 – 1366 Emotional or psychological problems due to alcohol
ALD_05 1 1367 – 1367 Strong desire or urge to drink
ALD_06 1 1368 – 1368 Spent lot of time getting drunk – one month or more
ALD_07 1 1369 – 1369 Drank much more than intended
ALD_08 1 1370 – 1370 Number of times – drank much more than intended
ALD_09 1 1371 – 1371 Had to drink more for the same effect
ALD_10 1 1372 – 1372 Had symptoms – stopped/cut down/went without
ALD_11 1 1373 – 1373 Drank alcohol – even though promised wouldn't
ALD_12 1 1374 – 1374 Drank alcohol – little time for anything else
ALD_13 1 1375 – 1375 Reduced important activities – because of alcohol
ALD_14 1 1376 – 1376 Continued despite health problems
ALD_15A 2 1377 – 1378 Level of interference – home responsibilities
ALD_5B1 2 1379 – 1380 Level of interference – attend school
ALD_5B2 2 1381 – 1382 Level of interference – work at a job
ALD_15C 2 1383 – 1384 Level of interference – close relationships
ALD_15D 2 1385 – 1386 Level of interference – social life
ALDDSF 2 1387 – 1388 Alcohol dependence scale – short form score – (D)
ALDDPP 4.2 1389 – 1392 Probability of caseness to respondents – (D)
ALDDINT 4.1 1393 – 1396 Alcohol interference – mean – 12 month– (D)
ALDFINT 1 1397 – 1397 Alcohol interference – 12 month – (F)
MEX_01 1 1398 – 1398 Has given birth in the past 5 years
MEX_01A 4 1399 – 1402 Year of birth of last baby
MEX_02 1 1403 – 1403 Took folic acid – before last pregnancy
MEX_03 1 1404 – 1404 Breastfed or tried to breastfeed last child
MEX_04 2 1405 – 1406 Main reason did not breastfeed last child
MEX_05 1 1407 – 1407 Still breastfeeding last child
MEX_06 2 1408 – 1409 Duration of breastfeeding last child
MEX_07 2 1410 – 1411 Age of last baby – other foods added
MEX_08 2 1412 – 1413 Main reason – other foods added
MEX_09 1 1414 – 1414 Gave vitamin D – when breast milk only
MEX_10 2 1415 – 1416 Main reason why stopped breastfeeding
MEXDEBF 2 1417 – 1418 Duration of exclusive breastfeeding – (D)
MEXFEB6 1 1419 – 1419 Exclusively breastfed for at least 6 months – (F)
DOMXA 1 1420 – 1420 Maternal exp.– Alcohol during preg. – Inclusion Flag – (F)
MXA_01 1 1421 – 1421 Drank alcohol – last pregnancy
MXA_02 2 1422 – 1423 Frequency of drinking – last pregnancy
MXA_03 1 1424 – 1424 Drank alcohol – while breastfeeding last baby
MXA_04 2 1425 – 1426 Frequency of drinking – while breastfeeding last baby
DOMXS 1 1427 – 1427 Maternal experience– Smoking during preg. – Inclusion Flag – (F)
MXS_01 1 1428 – 1428 Type of smoker – last pregnancy
MXS_02 3 1429 – 1431 Number of cigarettes daily – last pregnancy (daily smoker)
MXS_03 3 1432 – 1434 Number of cigarettes daily – last pregnancy (occasional smoker)
MXS_04 1 1435 – 1435 Smoked while breastfeeding last baby (occasional smoker)
MXS_05 3 1436 – 1438 Number of cigarettes daily – while breastfeeding (daily smoker)
MXS_06 3 1439 – 1441 Number of cigarettes daily – while breastfeeding (occasional smoker)
MXS_07 1 1442 – 1442 Second–hand smoke – during or after last pregnancy
DODRG 1 1443 – 1443 Illicit drugs use – Inclusion Flag – (F)
IDG_01 1 1444 – 1444 Used – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – life
IDG_02 1 1445 – 1445 Used – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – 12 month
IDG_03 1 1446 – 1446 Frequency – marijuana, cannabis, hashish – 12 month
IDG_04 1 1447 – 1447 Used – cocaine, crack – life
IDG_05 1 1448 – 1448 Used – cocaine, crack – 12 month
IDG_06 1 1449 – 1449 Frequency – cocaine, crack – 12 month
IDG_07 1 1450 – 1450 Used – speed (amphetamines) – life
IDG_08 1 1451 – 1451 Used – speed (amphetamines) – 12 month
IDG_09 1 1452 – 1452 Frequency – speed (amphetamines) – 12 month
IDG_10 1 1453 – 1453 Used – ecstasy (MDMA) – life
IDG_11 1 1454 – 1454 Used – ecstasy (MDMA) – 12 month
IDG_12 1 1455 – 1455 Frequency – ecstacy (MDMA) – 12 month
IDG_13 1 1456 – 1456 Used – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – life
IDG_14 1 1457 – 1457 Used – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – 12 month
IDG_15 1 1458 – 1458 Frequency – hallucinogens, PCP, LSD – 12 month
IDG_16 1 1459 – 1459 Sniffed – glue, gasoline, other solvents – life
IDG_17 1 1460 – 1460 Sniffed – glue, gasoline, other solvents – 12 month
IDG_18 1 1461 – 1461 Frequency – glue, gasoline, other solvents – 12 month
IDG_19 1 1462 – 1462 Used – heroin – life
IDG_20 1 1463 – 1463 Used – heroin – 12 month
IDG_21 1 1464 – 1464 Frequency – heroin – 12 month
IDG_22 1 1465 – 1465 Used – steroids – life
IDG_23 1 1466 – 1466 Used – steroids – 12 month
IDG_24 1 1467 – 1467 Frequency – steroids – 12 month
IDG_25A 1 1468 – 1468 Needed more drugs than usual to get high – 12 month
IDG_25B 1 1469 – 1469 Had symptom during period of cut down/no drugs – 12 month
IDG_25C 1 1470 – 1470 Used drugs – prevent having symptoms – 12 month
IDG_25D 1 1471 – 1471 Used drugs – even though promised wouldn't – 12 month
IDG_25E 1 1472 – 1472 Used drugs – more frequently than intended – 12 month
IDG_25F 1 1473 – 1473 Used drugs – little time for anything else 12 month
IDG_25G 1 1474 – 1474 Reduced important activities – because of drugs – 12 month
IDG_25H 1 1475 – 1475 Continued taking drugs despite health problems – 12 month
IDG_26A 2 1476 – 1477 Level of interference – home responsibilities – 12 month
IDG_6B1 2 1478 – 1479 Level of interference – attend school – 12 month
IDG_6B2 2 1480 – 1481 Level of interference – work at a job – 12 month
IDG_26C 2 1482 – 1483 Level of interference – close relationships – 12 month
IDG_26D 2 1484 – 1485 Level of interference – social life – 12 month
IDGFLCA 1 1486 – 1486 Cannabis drug use – including one time only – life – (F)
IDGFLCM 1 1487 – 1487 Cannabis drug use – excluding one time only – life – (F)
IDGFYCM 1 1488 – 1488 Cannabis drug use – excluding one time only – 12 month – (F)
IDGFLCO 1 1489 – 1489 Cocaine / crack drug use – life – (F)
IDGFLAM 1 1490 – 1490 Amphetamine (speed) drug use – life – (F)
IDGFLEX 1 1491 – 1491 MDMA (ecstasy) drug use – life – (F)
IDGFLHA 1 1492 – 1492 Hallucinogens, PCP or LSD drug use – life – (F)
IDGFLGL 1 1493 – 1493 Glue, gasoline or other solvent use – life – (F)
IDGFLHE 1 1494 – 1494 Heroin drug use – life – (F)
IDGFLST 1 1495 – 1495 Steroid use – life – (F)
IDGFLA 1 1496 – 1496 Illicit drug use – including one time cannabis – life – (F)
IDGFLAC 1 1497 – 1497 Illicit drug use – excluding one time cannabis – life – (F)
IDGFYA 1 1498 – 1498 Illicit drug use – including one time cannabis – 12 month – (F)
IDGFYAC 1 1499 – 1499 Illicit drug use – excluding one time cannabis – 12 month – (F)
IDGDINT 4.1 1500 – 1503 Illicit drug interference – mean – 12 month – (D)
IDGFINT 1 1504 – 1504 Illicit drug interference – 12 month – (F)
DOCPG 1 1505 – 1505 Problem gambling – Inclusion Flag – (F)
CPG_01A 2 1506 – 1507 Frequence – spending $ on instant/daily win tickets – 12 month
CPG_01B 2 1508 – 1509 Frequency – spending money on lottery tickets
CPG_01C 2 1510 – 1511 Frequency – spending money on bingo
CPG_01D 2 1512 – 1513 Frequency – spending money on cards/boards games
CPG_01E 2 1514 – 1515 Frequency – spending money on VLTs/outside casinos
CPG_01F 2 1516 – 1517 Frequency – spending money on VLTs/at casinos
CPG_01G 2 1518 – 1519 Frequency – spending money on other games/at casinos
CPG_01H 2 1520 – 1521 Frequency – spending money on Internet/arcade gambling
CPG_01I 2 1522 – 1523 Frequency – spending money on live horse racing
CPG_01J 2 1524 – 1525 Frequency – spending money on sports lotteries
CPG_01K 2 1526 – 1527 Frequency – spending money on speculative investments
CPG_01L 2 1528 – 1529 Frequency – spending money on games of skill
CPG_01M 2 1530 – 1531 Frequency – spending money on other forms of gambling
CPG_01N 2 1532 – 1533 Amount of money spent on gambling activities
CPG_02 1 1534 – 1534 Frequency – spent more than wanted on gambling
CPG_03 1 1535 – 1535 Frequency – gambled more money for same feeling
CPG_04 1 1536 – 1536 Frequency – returned to try to win back money lost
CPG_05 1 1537 – 1537 Frequency – borrowed money/sold to get $ for gambling
CPG_06 1 1538 – 1538 Frequency – felt might have a problem with gambling
CPG_07 1 1539 – 1539 Frequency – gambling caused any health problems
CPG_08 1 1540 – 1540 Frequency – people criticized respondent's betting
CPG_09 1 1541 – 1541 Frequency – gambling caused financial problems
CPG_10 1 1542 – 1542 Frequency – felt guilty about gambling
CPG_11 1 1543 – 1543 Frequency – lied to hide gambling
CPG_12 1 1544 – 1544 Frequency – wanted to stop betting but thought could not
CPG_13 1 1545 – 1545 Frequency – bet more than could afford to lose
CPG_14 1 1546 – 1546 Frequency – tried to quit/cut down; but unable
CPG_15 1 1547 – 1547 Frequency – gambled to forget problems/feel better
CPG_16 1 1548 – 1548 Frequency – gambling caused problem with family/friends
CPG_17 1 1549 – 1549 Other family member with gambling problems
CPG_18 1 1550 – 1550 Used alcohol or drugs while gambling
CPG_19A 2 1551 – 1552 Level of interference – home responsibilities – 12 month
CPG_9B1 2 1553 – 1554 Level of interference – ability to attend school – 12 month
CPG_9B2 2 1555 – 1556 Level of interference – ability to work at a job – 12 month
CPG_19C 2 1557 – 1558 Level of interference – close relationships – 12 month
CPG_19D 2 1559 – 1560 Level of interference – social life –12 month
CPGFGAM 1 1561 – 1561 Gambling activity – gambler vs. non–gambler – (F)
CPGDSEV 2 1562 – 1563 Problem gambling severity index – (D)
CPGDTYP 2 1564 – 1565 Type of gambler – (D)
CPGDACT 2 1566 – 1567 Number of different types of gambling activities – (D)
CPGDINT 4.1 1568 – 1571 Gambling interference – Mean – (D)
CPGFINT 1 1572 – 1572 Gambling Interference – (F)
DOSXB 1 1573 – 1573 Sexual behaviours – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SXB_1 1 1574 – 1574 Ever had sexual intercourse
SXB_2 3 1575 – 1577 Age – first sexual intercourse
SXB_3 1 1578 – 1578 Had sexual intercourse – past 12 months
SXB_4 1 1579 – 1579 Number of different partners – past 12 months
SXB_07 1 1580 – 1580 Ever diagnosed with STD
SXB_7A 1 1581 – 1581 Condom use – last time
SXB_09 1 1582 – 1582 Important to avoid getting pregnant
SXB_10 2 1583 – 1584 Important to avoid getting partner pregnant
SXB_11 1 1585 – 1585 Usually use birth control – past 12 months
SXB_12A 1 1586 – 1586 Usual birth control method – condom
SXB_12B 1 1587 – 1587 Usual birth control method – Birth control pill
SXB_12C 1 1588 – 1588 Usual birth control method – diaphragm
SXB_12D 1 1589 – 1589 Usual birth control method – spermicide
SXB_12F 1 1590 – 1590 Usual birth control method – birth control injection
SXB_12E 1 1591 – 1591 Usual birth control method – other
SXB_13A 1 1592 – 1592 Birth control method used last time – condom
SXB_13B 1 1593 – 1593 Birth control method used last time – birth control pill
SXB_13C 1 1594 – 1594 Birth control method used last time – diaphragm
SXB_13D 1 1595 – 1595 Birth control method used last time – spermicide
SXB_13F 1 1596 – 1596 Birth cntrl. method used last time – birth control injection
SXB_13G 1 1597 – 1597 Method used last time – nothing
SXB_13E 1 1598 – 1598 Birth control method used last time – other
DOPWB 1 1599 – 1599 Psychological well–being module – (F)
PWB_01 1 1600 – 1600 Frequency – felt self–confident – past month
PWB_02 1 1601 – 1601 Frequency – satisfied with accomplishments – past month
PWB_03 1 1602 – 1602 Frequency – took on lots of projects – past month
PWB_04 1 1603 – 1603 Frequency – felt emotionally balanced – past month
PWB_05 1 1604 – 1604 Frequency – felt loved and appreciated – past month
PWB_06 1 1605 – 1605 Frequency – had goals and ambitions – past month
PWB_07 1 1606 – 1606 Frequency – felt like having fun – past month
PWB_08 1 1607 – 1607 Frequency – felt useful – past month
PWB_09 1 1608 – 1608 Frequency – smiled easily – past month
PWB_10 1 1609 – 1609 Frequency – was true to self – past month
PWB_11 1 1610 – 1610 Frequency – did good job listening to friends – past month
PWB_12 1 1611 – 1611 Frequency – was curious and interested – past month
PWB_13 1 1612 – 1612 Frequency – was able to clearly sort things out – past month
PWB_14 1 1613 – 1613 Frequency – found life exciting – past month
PWB_15 1 1614 – 1614 Frequency – life was well–balanced – past month
PWB_16 1 1615 – 1615 Frequency – was calm and level–headed – past month
PWB_17 1 1616 – 1616 Frequency – easily found answers – past month
PWB_18 1 1617 – 1617 Frequency – got along well with others – past month
PWB_19 1 1618 – 1618 Frequency – lived at normal pace – past month
PWB_20 1 1619 – 1619 Frequency – impression of enjoying life – past month
PWB_21 1 1620 – 1620 Frequency – had good sense of humour – past month
PWB_22 1 1621 – 1621 Frequency – was at peace with self – past month
PWB_23 1 1622 – 1622 Frequency – felt healthy/in good shape – past month
PWB_24 1 1623 – 1623 Frequency – face situations positively – past month
PWB_25 1 1624 – 1624 Frequency – had good morale – past month
PWBDPWB 3 1625 – 1627 Psychological well–being scale – past month – (D)
DOSSA 1 1628 – 1628 Social support –availability – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SSA_01 3 1629 – 1631 Number of close friends and relatives
SSA_02 1 1632 – 1632 Has someone to give help if confined to bed
SSA_03 1 1633 – 1633 Has someone to listen
SSA_04 1 1634 – 1634 Has someone to provide/give advice about a crisis.
SSA_05 1 1635 – 1635 Has someone to take to doctor
SSA_06 1 1636 – 1636 Has someone who shows love and affection
SSA_07 1 1637 – 1637 Has someone to have a good time with
SSA_08 1 1638 – 1638 Has someone to give info to help understand a situation
SSA_09 1 1639 – 1639 Has someone to confide in
SSA_10 1 1640 – 1640 Has someone who gives hugs
SSA_11 1 1641 – 1641 Has someone to get together with for relaxation
SSA_12 1 1642 – 1642 Has someone to prepare meals
SSA_13 1 1643 – 1643 Has someone to give advice
SSA_14 1 1644 – 1644 Has someone to do things to get mind off things
SSA_15 1 1645 – 1645 Has someone to help with daily chores if sick
SSA_16 1 1646 – 1646 Has someone to share most private worries and fears with
SSA_17 1 1647 – 1647 Has someone to turn to for suggestions for personal problems
SSA_18 1 1648 – 1648 Has someone to do something enjoyable with
SSA_19 1 1649 – 1649 Has someone who understands problems
SSA_20 1 1650 – 1650 Has someone who loves and makes feel wanted
SSADTNG 2 1651 – 1652 Tangible social support – MOS subscale – (D)
SSADAFF 2 1653 – 1654 Affection – MOS subscale – (D)
SSADSOC 2 1655 – 1656 Positive social interaction – MOS subscale – (D)
SSADEMO 2 1657 – 1658 Emotional or informational support – MOS subscale – (D)
DOSSU 1 1659 – 1659 Social Support – utilization – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SSU_21A 1 1660 – 1660 Received tangible social support
SSU_21B 1 1661 – 1661 Frequency of tangible social support
SSU_22A 1 1662 – 1662 Received affective support
SSU_22B 1 1663 – 1663 Frequency of affective support
SSU_23A 1 1664 – 1664 Received positive social interactive support
SSU_23B 1 1665 – 1665 Frequency of positive social interactive support
SSU_24A 1 1666 – 1666 Received emotional/informational support
SSU_24B 1 1667 – 1667 Frequency of emotional/informational support
DOCMH 1 1668 – 1668 Consultations – mental health module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
CMH_01K 1 1669 – 1669 Consulted mental health professional
CMH_01L 3 1670 – 1672 Consulted mental health professional – number of times
CMH_1MA 1 1673 – 1673 Consulted mental health professional – family doctor
CMH_1MB 1 1674 – 1674 Consulted mental health professional – psychiatrist
CMH_1MC 1 1675 – 1675 Consulted mental health professional – psychologist
CMH_1MD 1 1676 – 1676 Consulted mental health professional – nurse
CMH_1ME 1 1677 – 1677 Consulted mental hlth. professional – social worker
CMH_1MF 1 1678 – 1678 Consulted mental health professional – other
DODIS 1 1679 – 1679 Distress – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DIS_10A 1 1680 – 1680 Frequency – distress: felt tired out – past month
DIS_10B 1 1681 – 1681 Frequency – distress: felt nervous – past month
DIS_10C 1 1682 – 1682 Frequency/–distress: so nervous nothing calms down – past month
DIS_10D 1 1683 – 1683 Frequency – distress: felt hopeless – past month
DIS_10E 1 1684 – 1684 Frequency – distress: felt restless – past month
DIS_10F 1 1685 – 1685 Frequency – distress: could not sit still – past month
DIS_10G 1 1686 – 1686 Frequency – distress: felt sad / depressed – past month
DIS_10H 1 1687 – 1687 Frequency – distress: depressed/nothing cheers – past month
DIS_10I 1 1688 – 1688 Frequency– distress: felt everything was an effort – past month
DIS_10J 1 1689 – 1689 Frequency – distress: felt worthless – past month
DIS_10K 1 1690 – 1690 Frequency of distress feelings – past month
DIS_10L 1 1691 – 1691 Frequency of distress feelings (more often)
DIS_10M 1 1692 – 1692 Frequency of distress feelings (less often)
DIS_10N 1 1693 – 1693 Frequency of disress feelings interfere with life – past month
DISDK6 2 1694 – 1695 Distress scale – K6 – past month – (D)
DISDCHR 2 1696 – 1697 Chronicity of distress/impairment scale – past month – (D)
DISDDSX 2 1698 – 1699 Distress scale – K10 – past month – (D)
DODEP 1 1700 – 1700 Depression – Inclusion Flag – (F)
DPS_02 1 1701 – 1701 Felt sad/blue/depressed – 2 weeks or more – 12 month
DPS_03 1 1702 – 1702 Sad/depressed – length feelings lasted – 2 week
DPS_04 1 1703 – 1703 Sad/depressed – frequency – 2 week
DPS_05 1 1704 – 1704 Sad/depressed – lose interest in things – 2 week
DPS_06 1 1705 – 1705 Sad/depressed – felt tired out / low on energy – 2 week
DPS_07 1 1706 – 1706 Sad/depressed – weight change – 2 week
DPS_08A 3 1707 – 1709 Sad/depressed – weight change (amount) – 2 week
DPS_08B 1 1710 – 1710 Sad/depressed – weight change (lb/kg) – 2 week
DPS_09 1 1711 – 1711 Sad/depressed – trouble falling asleep – 2 week
DPS_10 1 1712 – 1712 Sad/depressed trouble falling asleep – frequency – 2 week
DPS_11 1 1713 – 1713 Sad/depressed – trouble concentrating – 2 week
DPS_12 1 1714 – 1714 Sad/depressed – felt down on self – 2 week
DPS_13 1 1715 – 1715 Sad/depressed – thought a lot about death – 2 week
DPS_14 2 1716 – 1717 Sad/depressed – number of weeks – 12 month
DPS_15 2 1718 – 1719 Sad/depressed – most recent month – 2 week
DPS_16 1 1720 – 1720 Loss of interest – things that usually give pleasure – 12 month
DPS_17 1 1721 – 1721 Loss of interest – frequency – 12 month
DPS_18 1 1722 – 1722 Loss of interest – frequency – 2 week
DPS_19 1 1723 – 1723 Loss of interest – felt tired all the time – 2 week
DPS_20 1 1724 – 1724 Loss of interest – weight change – 2 week
DPS_21A 3 1725 – 1727 Loss of interest – weight change (amount)
DPS_21B 1 1728 – 1728 Loss of interest – weight change (lb/kg) – 2 week
DPS_22 1 1729 – 1729 Loss of interest – trouble falling asleep – 2 week
DPS_23 1 1730 – 1730 Loss of interest – trouble falling asleep/frequency – 2 week
DPS_24 1 1731 – 1731 Loss of interest – trouble concentrating – 2 week
DPS_25 1 1732 – 1732 Loss of interest – felt down on self – 2 week
DPS_26 1 1733 – 1733 Loss of interest – thought a lot about death – 2 week
DPS_27 2 1734 – 1735 Loss of interest – number of weeks – 12 month
DPS_28 2 1736 – 1737 Loss of interest – most recent month – 2 week
DPSDSF 2 1738 – 1739 Depression scale – short form score – (D)
DPSDPP 4.2 1740 – 1743 Depression scale – Predicted probability – (D)
DPSDWK 2 1744 – 1745 Number of weeks felt depressed – (D)
DPSDMT 2 1746 – 1747 Specific month last felt depressed – 2 weeks in a row – (D)
DOSUI 1 1748 – 1748 Suicidal thoughts & attempts – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SUI_1 1 1749 – 1749 Seriously considered suicide – lifetime
SUI_2 1 1750 – 1750 Seriously considered suicide – past 12 months
SUI_3 1 1751 – 1751 Attempted suicide – lifetime
SUI_4 1 1752 – 1752 Attempted suicide – past 12 months
SUI_5 1 1753 – 1753 Consulted health professional following suicide attempt
SUI_6A 1 1754 – 1754 Suicide attempt – consulted family doctor or g.p.
SUI_6B 1 1755 – 1755 Suicide attempt – consulted psychiatrist
SUI_6C 1 1756 – 1756 Suicide attempt – consulted psychologist
SUI_6D 1 1757 – 1757 Suicide attempt – consulted nurse
SUI_6E 1 1758 – 1758 Suicide attempt – consulted social worker or counsellor
SUI_6G 1 1759 – 1759 Suicide attempt – consulted religious or spiritual advisor
SUI_6H 1 1760 – 1760 Suicide attempt – consulted a teacher or guidance counsellor
SUI_6F 1 1761 – 1761 Suicide attempt – consulted other health professional
DOSFR 1 1762 – 1762 Health status (SF–36) module – Inclusion Flag – (F)
SFR_03 1 1763 – 1763 Health status – limits vigorous activities
SFR_04 1 1764 – 1764 Health status – limits moderate activities
SFR_05 1 1765 – 1765 Health status – limits lifting and carrying groceries
SFR_06 1 1766 – 1766 Health status – limits climbing several flights of stairs
SFR_07 1 1767 – 1767 Health status – limits climbing one flight of stairs
SFR_08 1 1768 – 1768 Health status – limits bending, kneeling, stooping
SFR_09 1 1769 – 1769 Health status – limits walking more than one km
SFR_10 1 1770 – 1770 Health status – limits walking several blocks
SFR_11 1 1771 – 1771 Health status – limits walking one block
SFR_12 1 1772 – 1772 Health status – limits bathing and dressing self
SFR_13 1 1773 – 1773 Physical hlth – cut down time work/activities – past 4 weeks
SFR_14 1 1774 – 1774 Physcial htlh – accomplished less – past 4 weeks
SFR_15 1 1775 – 1775 Physical hlth – limited type of work/activity – past 4 weeks
SFR_16 1 1776 – 1776 Phys. hlth – difficulty performing work/activities – 4 weeks
SFR_17 1 1777 – 1777 Emotion prob. – less time spent/work/activities – past 4 weeks
SFR_18 1 1778 – 1778 Emotional problems – accomplished less – past 4 weeks
SFR_19 1 1779 – 1779 Emotional problems – not as careful at work/activities – past 4 weeks
SFR_20 1 1780 – 1780 Phys./emo. prob. interfered with social act. – past 4 weeks
SFR_21 2 1781 – 1782 Level of bodily pain – past 4 weeks
SFR_22 1 1783 – 1783 Pain interfered with normal work – past 4 weeks
SFR_23 2 1784 – 1785 Feeling full of pep – past 4 weeks
SFR_24 2 1786 – 1787 Feeling nervous – past 4 weeks
SFR_25 2 1788 – 1789 Feeling down and can't be cheered up – past 4 weeks
SFR_26 2 1790 – 1791 Feeling calm and peaceful – past 4 weeks
SFR_27 2 1792 – 1793 Have lots of energy – past 4 weeks
SFR_28 2 1794 – 1795 Feeling downhearted and blue – past 4 weeks
SFR_29 2 1796 – 1797 Feeling worn out – past 4 weeks
SFR_30 2 1798 – 1799 Feeling happy – past 4 weeks
SFR_31 2 1800 – 1801 Feeling tired – past 4 weeks
SFR_32 2 1802 – 1803 Health limited social activities – past 4 weeks
SFR_33 1 1804 – 1804 Seem to get sick easier than others
SFR_34 1 1805 – 1805 Sees self as healthy as others
SFR_35 1 1806 – 1806 Expects health to worsen
SFR_36 1 1807 – 1807 Views own health as excellent
SFRDPFS 3 1808 – 1810 Physical functioning scale – (D)
SFRDSFS 3 1811 – 1813 Social functioning scale – (D)
SFRDPRF 3 1814 – 1816 Role functioning (physical) scale – (D)
SFRDMRF 3 1817 – 1819 Role functioning (mental) scale – (D)
SFRDGMH 3 1820 – 1822 General mental health scale – (D)
SFRDVTS 3 1823 – 1825 Vitality scale – (D)
SFRDBPS 3 1826 – 1828 Bodily pain scale – (D)
SFRDGHP 3 1829 – 1831 General health perceptions scale – (D)
SFRDPCS 2 1832 – 1833 Summary measure of physical health – (D)
SFRDMCS 2 1834 – 1835 Summary measure of mental health – (D)
DOACC 1 1836 – 1836 Access to health care services – Inclusion flag – (F)
ACC_10 1 1837 – 1837 Required visit to medical specialist
ACC_11 1 1838 – 1838 Experienced difficulties getting specialist care
ACC_12A 1 1839 – 1839 Difficulty – getting a referral
ACC_12B 1 1840 – 1840 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_12C 1 1841 – 1841 Difficulty – no specialists in area
ACC_12D 1 1842 – 1842 Difficulty – waited too long for an appointment
ACC_12E 1 1843 – 1843 Difficulty – waited too long to see doctor
ACC_12F 1 1844 – 1844 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_12G 1 1845 – 1845 Difficulty – language
ACC_12H 1 1846 – 1846 Difficulty – cost
ACC_12I 1 1847 – 1847 Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities
ACC_12J 1 1848 – 1848 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
ACC_12K 1 1849 – 1849 Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred
ACC_12L 1 1850 – 1850 Difficulty – still waiting for visit
ACC_12M 1 1851 – 1851 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_12N 1 1852 – 1852 Difficulty – other
ACC_20 1 1853 – 1853 Required non–emergency surgery
ACC_21 1 1854 – 1854 Experienced difficulties getting non–emerg. surgery
ACC_22A 1 1855 – 1855 Difficulty – getting an appointment with a surgeon
ACC_22B 1 1856 – 1856 Difficulty – getting a diagnosis
ACC_22C 1 1857 – 1857 Difficulty – waited too long for a diagnostic test
ACC_22D 1 1858 – 1858 Difficulty – waited too long for a hospital bed
ACC_22E 1 1859 – 1859 Difficulty – waited too long for surgery
ACC_22F 1 1860 – 1860 Difficulty – service not available in area
ACC_22G 1 1861 – 1861 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_22H 1 1862 – 1862 Difficulty – language
ACC_22I 1 1863 – 1863 Difficulty – cost
ACC_22J 1 1864 – 1864 Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities
ACC_22K 1 1865 – 1865 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
ACC_22L 1 1866 – 1866 Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred
ACC_22M 1 1867 – 1867 Difficulty – still waiting for surgery
ACC_22N 1 1868 – 1868 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_22O 1 1869 – 1869 Difficulty – other
ACC_30 1 1870 – 1870 Required MRI, CT Scan, angiography
ACC_31 1 1871 – 1871 Experienced difficulties getting test
ACC_32A 1 1872 – 1872 Difficulty – getting a referral
ACC_32B 1 1873 – 1873 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_32C 1 1874 – 1874 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_32D 1 1875 – 1875 Difficulty – waited too long to get test
ACC_32E 1 1876 – 1876 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_32F 1 1877 – 1877 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_32G 1 1878 – 1878 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_32H 1 1879 – 1879 Difficulty – language
ACC_32I 1 1880 – 1880 Difficulty – cost
ACC_32J 1 1881 – 1881 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
ACC_32K 1 1882 – 1882 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_32L 1 1883 – 1883 Difficulty – still waiting for test
ACC_32M 1 1884 – 1884 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_32N 1 1885 – 1885 Difficulty – other
ACC_40 1 1886 – 1886 Required health information for self or family member
ACC_40A 1 1887 – 1887 Contact for health information – doctor's office
ACC_40B 1 1888 – 1888 Contact for health information – community health center / CLSC
ACC_40C 1 1889 – 1889 Contact for health information – walk–in clinic
ACC_40D 1 1890 – 1890 Contact for health information – telephone health line
ACC_40E 1 1891 – 1891 Contact for health information – emergency room
ACC_40F 1 1892 – 1892 Contact for health information – other hospital service
ACC_40G 1 1893 – 1893 Contact for health information – other
ACC_41 1 1894 – 1894 Experienced difficulites getting health information – self/family
ACC_42 1 1895 – 1895 Experienced difficulties during regular hours
ACC_43A 1 1896 – 1896 Difficulty – contacting a physician or nurse
ACC_43B 1 1897 – 1897 Difficulty – did not have a phone number
ACC_43C 1 1898 – 1898 Difficulty – could not get through
ACC_43D 1 1899 – 1899 Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone
ACC_43E 1 1900 – 1900 Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice
ACC_43F 1 1901 – 1901 Difficulty – language
ACC_43G 1 1902 – 1902 Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed
ACC_43H 1 1903 – 1903 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_43I 1 1904 – 1904 Difficulty – other
ACC_44 1 1905 – 1905 Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends
ACC_45A 1 1906 – 1906 Difficulty – contacting a physican or nurse
ACC_45B 1 1907 – 1907 Difficulty – did not have a phone number
ACC_45C 1 1908 – 1908 Difficulty – could not get through
ACC_45D 1 1909 – 1909 Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone
ACC_45E 1 1910 – 1910 Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice
ACC_45F 1 1911 – 1911 Difficulty – language
ACC_45G 1 1912 – 1912 Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed
ACC_45H 1 1913 – 1913 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_45I 1 1914 – 1914 Difficulty – other
ACC_46 1 1915 – 1915 Experienced difficulties during middle of night
ACC_47A 1 1916 – 1916 Difficulty – contacting a physican or nurse
ACC_47B 1 1917 – 1917 Difficulty – did not have a phone number
ACC_47C 1 1918 – 1918 Difficulty – could not get through
ACC_47D 1 1919 – 1919 Difficulty – waited too long to speak to someone
ACC_47E 1 1920 – 1920 Difficulty – did not get adequate info or advice
ACC_47F 1 1921 – 1921 Difficulty – language
ACC_47G 1 1922 – 1922 Difficulty – did not know where to go/call/uninformed
ACC_47H 1 1923 – 1923 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_47I 1 1924 – 1924 Difficulty – other
ACC_50A 1 1925 – 1925 Has a regular family doctor
ACC_50 1 1926 – 1926 Required routine care for self/family
ACC_51 1 1927 – 1927 Experienced difficulties getting routine/on–going care – self/family
ACC_52 1 1928 – 1928 Experienced difficulties during regular hours
ACC_53A 1 1929 – 1929 Difficulty – contacting a physican
ACC_53B 1 1930 – 1930 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_53C 1 1931 – 1931 Difficulty – do not have a family physician
ACC_53D 1 1932 – 1932 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_53E 1 1933 – 1933 Difficulty – waited too long to see doctor
ACC_53F 1 1934 – 1934 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_53G 1 1935 – 1935 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_53H 1 1936 – 1936 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_53I 1 1937 – 1937 Difficulty – language
ACC_53J 1 1938 – 1938 Difficulty – cost
ACC_53K 1 1939 – 1939 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_53L 1 1940 – 1940 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_53M 1 1941 – 1941 Difficulty – other
ACC_54 1 1942 – 1942 Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends
ACC_55A 1 1943 – 1943 Difficulty – contacting a physican
ACC_55B 1 1944 – 1944 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_55C 1 1945 – 1945 Difficulty – do not have a family physician
ACC_55D 1 1946 – 1946 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_55E 1 1947 – 1947 Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.
ACC_55F 1 1948 – 1948 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_55G 1 1949 – 1949 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_55H 1 1950 – 1950 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_55I 1 1951 – 1951 Difficulty – language
ACC_55J 1 1952 – 1952 Difficulty – cost
ACC_55K 1 1953 – 1953 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_55L 1 1954 – 1954 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_55M 1 1955 – 1955 Difficulty – other
ACC_60 1 1956 – 1956 Required immediate care/minor health problem – self/family
ACC_61 1 1957 – 1957 Experienced difficulties getting immediate care – self/family
ACC_62 1 1958 – 1958 Experienced difficulties during regular hours
ACC_63A 1 1959 – 1959 Difficulty – contacting a physican
ACC_63B 1 1960 – 1960 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_63C 1 1961 – 1961 Difficulty – do not have a family physician
ACC_63D 1 1962 – 1962 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_63E 1 1963 – 1963 Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.
ACC_63F 1 1964 – 1964 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_63G 1 1965 – 1965 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_63H 1 1966 – 1966 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_63I 1 1967 – 1967 Difficulty – language
ACC_63J 1 1968 – 1968 Difficulty – cost
ACC_63K 1 1969 – 1969 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_63L 1 1970 – 1970 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_63M 1 1971 – 1971 Difficulty – other
ACC_64 1 1972 – 1972 Experienced difficulties during evenings/weekends
ACC_65A 1 1973 – 1973 Difficulty – contacting a physican
ACC_65B 1 1974 – 1974 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_65C 1 1975 – 1975 Difficulty – do not have a family physician
ACC_65D 1 1976 – 1976 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_65E 1 1977 – 1977 Difficulty – waited too long to see doc.
ACC_65F 1 1978 – 1978 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_65G 1 1979 – 1979 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_65H 1 1980 – 1980 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_65I 1 1981 – 1981 Difficulty – language
ACC_65J 1 1982 – 1982 Difficulty – cost
ACC_65K 1 1983 – 1983 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_65L 1 1984 – 1984 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_65M 1 1985 – 1985 Difficulty – other
ACC_66 1 1986 – 1986 Experienced difficulties during middle of night
ACC_67A 1 1987 – 1987 Difficulty – contacting a physican
ACC_67B 1 1988 – 1988 Difficulty – getting an appointment
ACC_67C 1 1989 – 1989 Difficulty – do not have a family physician
ACC_67D 1 1990 – 1990 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
ACC_67E 1 1991 – 1991 Difficulty – waited too long to see doctor
ACC_67F 1 1992 – 1992 Difficulty – service not available at time required
ACC_67G 1 1993 – 1993 Difficulty – service not available in the area
ACC_67H 1 1994 – 1994 Difficulty – transportation
ACC_67I 1 1995 – 1995 Difficulty – language
ACC_67J 1 1996 – 1996 Difficulty – cost
ACC_67K 1 1997 – 1997 Difficulty – did not know where to go
ACC_67L 1 1998 – 1998 Difficulty – unable to leave house / health problem
ACC_67M 1 1999 – 1999 Difficulty – other
DOWTM 1 2000 – 2000 Waiting times – Inclusion Flag – (F)
WTM_01 1 2001 – 2001 Required visit to medical specialist
WTM_02 2 2002 – 2003 Required visit to medical specialist – type of condition
WTM_03 1 2004 – 2004 Person who referred respondent to medical specialist
WTM_04 1 2005 – 2005 Already visited the medical specialist
WTM_05 1 2006 – 2006 Had difficulties seeing the medical specialist
WTM_06A 1 2007 – 2007 Difficulty – getting a referral
WTM_06B 1 2008 – 2008 Difficulty – getting an appointment
WTM_06C 1 2009 – 2009 Difficulty – no specialists in area
WTM_06D 1 2010 – 2010 Difficulty – waited too long for an appointment
WTM_06E 1 2011 – 2011 Difficulty – waited too long to see doctor
WTM_06F 1 2012 – 2012 Difficulty – transportation
WTM_06G 1 2013 – 2013 Difficulty – language
WTM_06H 1 2014 – 2014 Difficulty – cost
WTM_06I 1 2015 – 2015 Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities
WTM_06J 1 2016 – 2016 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
WTM_06K 1 2017 – 2017 Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred
WTM_06L 1 2018 – 2018 Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem
WTM_06M 1 2019 – 2019 Difficulty – other
WTM_07A 3 2020 – 2022 Length of wait to see specialist
WTM_07B 1 2023 – 2023 Length of wait to see specialist – reporting unit
WTM_08A 3 2024 – 2026 Length of time been waiting to see specialist
WTM_08B 1 2027 – 2027 Length of time been waiting to see specialist – reporting unit
WTM_10 1 2028 – 2028 Respondent's opinion of waiting time
WTM_11A 3 2029 – 2031 Acceptable waiting time
WTM_11B 1 2032 – 2032 Acceptable waiting time – reporting unit
WTM_12 1 2033 – 2033 Visit to specialist cancelled or postponed
WTM_13A 1 2034 – 2034 Visit cancelled/postponed – by respondent
WTM_13B 1 2035 – 2035 Visit cancelled/postponed – by specialist
WTM_13C 1 2036 – 2036 Visit cancelled/postponed – by other
WTM_14 1 2037 – 2037 Life affected by wait for visit to specialist
WTM_15A 1 2038 – 2038 Life affected by wait – worry
WTM_15B 1 2039 – 2039 Life affected by wait – worry for family
WTM_15C 1 2040 – 2040 Life affected by wait – pain
WTM_15D 1 2041 – 2041 Life affected by wait – prob. with activities/daily living
WTM_15E 1 2042 – 2042 Life affected by wait – loss of work
WTM_15F 1 2043 – 2043 Life affected by wait – loss of income
WTM_15G 1 2044 – 2044 Life affected by wait – increased dependence
WTM_15H 1 2045 – 2045 Life affected by wait – increased use medications
WTM_15I 1 2046 – 2046 Life affected by wait – health deteriorated
WTM_15J 1 2047 – 2047 Life affected by wait – health problem improved
WTM_15K 1 2048 – 2048 Life affected by wait – personal relationships suffered
WTM_15L 1 2049 – 2049 Life affected by wait – other
WTM_16 2 2050 – 2051 Type of surgery required
WTM_17 1 2052 – 2052 Already had the surgery
WTM_18 1 2053 – 2053 Surgery required overnight hospital stay
WTM_19 1 2054 – 2054 Experienced difficulties getting this surgery
WTM_20A 1 2055 – 2055 Difficulty – getting an appointment
WTM_20B 1 2056 – 2056 Difficulty – getting a diagnosis
WTM_20C 1 2057 – 2057 Difficulty – waited too long for a diagnostic test
WTM_20D 1 2058 – 2058 Difficulty – waited too long for a hospital bed
WTM_20E 1 2059 – 2059 Difficulty – waited too long for surgery
WTM_20F 1 2060 – 2060 Difficulty – service not available in area
WTM_20G 1 2061 – 2061 Difficulty – transportation
WTM_20H 1 2062 – 2062 Difficulty – language
WTM_20I 1 2063 – 2063 Difficulty – cost
WTM_20J 1 2064 – 2064 Difficulty – personal or family responsibilities
WTM_20K 1 2065 – 2065 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
WTM_20L 1 2066 – 2066 Difficulty – appointment cancelled/deferred
WTM_20M 1 2067 – 2067 Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem
WTM_20N 1 2068 – 2068 Difficulty – other
WTM_21A 3 2069 – 2071 Length of wait between decision and surgery
WTM_21B 1 2072 – 2072 Length of wait between decision and surgery – reported unit
WTM_22 1 2073 – 2073 Surgery will require overnight hospital stay
WTM_23A 3 2074 – 2076 Time since decision to have surgery
WTM_23B 1 2077 – 2077 Time since decision to have surgery – reported unit
WTM_24 1 2078 – 2078 Respondent's opinion of waiting time
WTM_25A 3 2079 – 2081 Acceptable waiting time
WTM_25B 1 2082 – 2082 Acceptable waiting time – reported unit
WTM_26 1 2083 – 2083 Surgery cancelled or postponed
WTM_27A 1 2084 – 2084 Surgery cancelled/postponed – by respondent
WTM_27B 1 2085 – 2085 Surgery cancelled/postponed – by surgeon
WTM_27C 1 2086 – 2086 Surgery cancelled/postponed – by hospital
WTM_27D 1 2087 – 2087 Surgery cancelled/postponed – other
WTM_28 1 2088 – 2088 Life affected by wait for surgery
WTM_29A 1 2089 – 2089 Life affected by wait – worry
WTM_29B 1 2090 – 2090 Life affected by wait – worry for family
WTM_29C 1 2091 – 2091 Life affected by wait – pain
WTM_29D 1 2092 – 2092 Life affected by wait – problem with activities/daily living
WTM_29E 1 2093 – 2093 Life affected by wait – loss of work
WTM_29F 1 2094 – 2094 Life affected by wait – loss of income
WTM_29G 1 2095 – 2095 Life affected by wait – increased dependence
WTM_29H 1 2096 – 2096 Life affected by wait – increased used of medication
WTM_29I 1 2097 – 2097 Life affected by wait – health deteriorated
WTM_29J 1 2098 – 2098 Life affected by wait – health problem improved
WTM_29K 1 2099 – 2099 Life affected by wait – personal relationships suffered
WTM_29L 1 2100 – 2100 Life affected by wait – other
WTM_30 1 2101 – 2101 Type of diagnostic test required
WTM_31 1 2102 – 2102 Required diagnostic test – type of condition
WTM_32 1 2103 – 2103 Already had diagnostic test
WTM_33 1 2104 – 2104 Location of test
WTM_34 1 2105 – 2105 Location of clinic
WTM_35 1 2106 – 2106 Patient in hospital at time of test
WTM_36 1 2107 – 2107 Had difficulties getting the diagnostic test
WTM_37A 1 2108 – 2108 Difficulty – getting a referral
WTM_37B 1 2109 – 2109 Difficulty – getting an appointment
WTM_37C 1 2110 – 2110 Difficulty – waited too long to get an appointment
WTM_37D 1 2111 – 2111 Difficulty – waited long to get test
WTM_37E 1 2112 – 2112 Difficulty – service not available at time required
WTM_37F 1 2113 – 2113 Difficulty – service not available in area
WTM_37G 1 2114 – 2114 Difficulty – transportation
WTM_37H 1 2115 – 2115 Difficulty – language
WTM_37I 1 2116 – 2116 Difficulty – cost
WTM_37J 1 2117 – 2117 Difficulty – general deterioration of health
WTM_37K 1 2118 – 2118 Difficulty – did not know where to get information
WTM_37L 1 2119 – 2119 Difficulty – unable to leave house/health problem
WTM_37M 1 2120 – 2120 Difficulty – other
WTM_38A 3 2121 – 2123 Length of wait between decision and test
WTM_38B 1 2124 – 2124 Length of wait between decision and test – reporting unit
WTM_39A 3 2125 – 2127 Length of time been waiting for diagnostic test
WTM_39B 1 2128 – 2128 Length of time been waiting for diagnostic test – unit
WTM_40 1 2129 – 2129 Respondent's opinion of waiting time
WTM_41A 3 2130 – 2132 Acceptable waiting time
WTM_41B 1 2133 – 2133 Acceptable waiting time – unit
WTM_42 1 2134 – 2134 Test cancelled or postponed
WTM_43 1 2135 – 2135 Test cancelled or postponed by
WTM_44 1 2136 – 2136 Life affected by wait for test
WTM_45A 1 2137 – 2137 Life affected by wait – worry
WTM_45B 1 2138 – 2138 Life affected by wait – worry for family
WTM_45C 1 2139 – 2139 Life affected by wait – pain
WTM_45D 1 2140 – 2140 Life affected by wait – prob. with activities/daily living
WTM_45E 1 2141 – 2141 Life affected by wait – loss of work
WTM_45F 1 2142 – 2142 Life affected by wait – loss of income
WTM_45G 1 2143 – 2143 Life affected by wait – increased dependence
WTM_45H 1 2144 – 2144 Life affected by wait – increased use medications
WTM_45I 1 2145 – 2145 Life affected by wait – health deteriorated
WTM_45J 1 2146 – 2146 Life affected by wait – health problem improved
WTM_45K 1 2147 – 2147 Life affected by wait – personal relationships suffered
WTM_45L 1 2148 – 2148 Life affected by wait – other
WTMDSO 4 2149 – 2152 Number/days wait/medical specialist – seen specialist – (D)
WTMDSN 4 2153 – 2156 Number/days wait/medical specialist – not seen spec. – (D)
WTMDSA 4 2157 – 2160 Number of days acceptable wait – med. specialist – (D)
WTMDCO 4 2161 – 2164 Number of days wait – non–urgent surgery – surgery done – (D
WTMDCN 4 2165 – 2168 Number of days wait – non–urgent surgery – not done – (D)
WTMDCA 4 2169 – 2172 Number of days acceptable wait – non emergency surgery – (D)
WTMDTO 4 2173 – 2176 Number of days wait – diagnostic test – done – (D)
WTMDTN 4 2177 – 2180 Number of days wait – diagnostic test – not done – (D)
WTMDTA 4 2181 – 2184 Number of days acceptable wait – diagnostic test – (D)
DOINS 1 2185 – 2185 Insurance coverage – Inclusion Flag – (F)
INS_1 1 2186 – 2186 Insurance – prescription medications
INS_1A 1 2187 – 2187 Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored
INS_1B 1 2188 – 2188 Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored
INS_1C 1 2189 – 2189 Type of health insurance plan – private
INS_2 1 2190 – 2190 Insurance – dental expenses
INS_2A 1 2191 – 2191 Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored
INS_2B 1 2192 – 2192 Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored
INS_2C 1 2193 – 2193 Type of health insurance plan – private
INS_3 1 2194 – 2194 Insurance – eye glasses / contact lenses
INS_3A 1 2195 – 2195 Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored
INS_3B 1 2196 – 2196 Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored
INS_3C 1 2197 – 2197 Type of health insurance plan – private
INS_4 1 2198 – 2198 Insurance – hospital charges
INS_4A 1 2199 – 2199 Type of health insurance plan – government–sponsored
INS_4B 1 2200 – 2200 Type of health insurance plan – employer–sponsored
INS_4C 1 2201 – 2201 Type of health insurance plan – private
SDC_1 2 2202 – 2203 Country of birth
SDC_2 1 2204 – 2204 Canadian citizen by birth
SDC_3 4 2205 – 2208 Year of immigration to Canada
SDC_4A 1 2209 – 2209 Ethnic origin – Canadian
SDC_4B 1 2210 – 2210 Ethnic origin – French
SDC_4C 1 2211 – 2211 Ethnic origin – English
SDC_4D 1 2212 – 2212 Ethnic origin – German
SDC_4E 1 2213 – 2213 Ethnic origin – Scottish
SDC_4F 1 2214 – 2214 Ethnic origin – Irish
SDC_4G 1 2215 – 2215 Ethnic origin – Italian
SDC_4H 1 2216 – 2216 Ethnic origin – Ukrainian
SDC_4I 1 2217 – 2217 Ethnic origin – Dutch (Netherlands)
SDC_4J 1 2218 – 2218 Ethnic origin – Chinese
SDC_4K 1 2219 – 2219 Ethnic origin – Jewish
SDC_4L 1 2220 – 2220 Ethnic origin – Polish
SDC_4M 1 2221 – 2221 Ethnic origin – Portuguese
SDC_4N 1 2222 – 2222 Ethnic origin – South Asian
SDC_4T 1 2223 – 2223 Ethnic origin – North American Indian
SDC_4U 1 2224 – 2224 Ethnic origin – Métis
SDC_4V 1 2225 – 2225 Ethnic origin – Inuit
SDC_4P 1 2226 – 2226 Ethnic origin – Norwegian
SDC_4Q 1 2227 – 2227 Ethnic origin – Welsh
SDC_4R 1 2228 – 2228 Ethnic origin – Swedish
SDC_4S 1 2229 – 2229 Ethnic origin – other
SDC_41 1 2230 – 2230 Aboriginal – North American Indian, Métis, Inuit
SDC_42A 1 2231 – 2231 Aboriginal person(s) – North American Indian
SDC_42B 1 2232 – 2232 Aboriginal person(s) – Métis
SDC_42C 1 2233 – 2233 Aboriginal person(s) – Inuit
SDC_43A 1 2234 – 2234 Cultural / racial origin – White
SDC_43B 1 2235 – 2235 Cultural/racial origin – Chinese
SDC_43C 1 2236 – 2236 Cultural/racial origin – South Asian
SDC_43D 1 2237 – 2237 Cultural/racial origin – Black
SDC_43E 1 2238 – 2238 Cultural/racial origin – Filipino
SDC_43F 1 2239 – 2239 Cultural/racial origin – Latin American
SDC_43G 1 2240 – 2240 Cultural/racial origin – South East Asian
SDC_43H 1 2241 – 2241 Cultural/racial origin – Arab
SDC_43I 1 2242 – 2242 Cultural/racial origin – West Asian
SDC_43J 1 2243 – 2243 Cultural/racial origin – Japanese
SDC_43K 1 2244 – 2244 Ethnic origin – Korean
SDC_43M 1 2245 – 2245 Cultural/racial origin – other
SDC_5A 1 2246 – 2246 Can converse – English
SDC_5B 1 2247 – 2247 Can converse – French
SDC_5C 1 2248 – 2248 Can converse – Arabic
SDC_5D 1 2249 – 2249 Can converse – Chinese
SDC_5E 1 2250 – 2250 Can converse – Cree
SDC_5F 1 2251 – 2251 Can converse – German
SDC_5G 1 2252 – 2252 Can converse – Greek
SDC_5H 1 2253 – 2253 Can converse – Hungarian
SDC_5I 1 2254 – 2254 Can converse – Italian
SDC_5J 1 2255 – 2255 Can converse – Korean
SDC_5K 1 2256 – 2256 Can converse – Persian (Farsi)
SDC_5L 1 2257 – 2257 Can converse – Polish
SDC_5M 1 2258 – 2258 Can converse – Portuguese
SDC_5N 1 2259 – 2259 Can converse – Punjabi
SDC_5O 1 2260 – 2260 Can converse – Spanish
SDC_5P 1 2261 – 2261 Can converse – Tagalog (Filipino)
SDC_5Q 1 2262 – 2262 Can converse – Ukrainian
SDC_5R 1 2263 – 2263 Can converse – Vietnamese
SDC_5T 1 2264 – 2264 Can converse – Dutch
SDC_5U 1 2265 – 2265 Can converse – Hindi
SDC_5V 1 2266 – 2266 Can converse – Russian
SDC_5W 1 2267 – 2267 Can converse – Tamil
SDC_5S 1 2268 – 2268 Can converse – other language
SDC_5AA 1 2269 – 2269 Language spoken most often at home – English
SDC_5AB 1 2270 – 2270 Language spoken most often at home – French
SDC_5AC 1 2271 – 2271 Language spoken most often at home – Arabic
SDC_5AD 1 2272 – 2272 Language spoken most often at home – Chinese
SDC_5AE 1 2273 – 2273 Language spoken most often at home – Cree
SDC_5AF 1 2274 – 2274 Language spoken most often at home – German
SDC_5AG 1 2275 – 2275 Language spoken most often at home – Greek
SDC_5AH 1 2276 – 2276 Language spoken most often at home – Hungarian
SDC_5AI 1 2277 – 2277 Language spoken most often at home – Italian
SDC_5AJ 1 2278 – 2278 Language spoken most often at home – Korean
SDC_5AK 1 2279 – 2279 Language spoken most often at home – Persian (Farsi)
SDC_5AL 1 2280 – 2280 Language spoken most often at home – Polish
SDC_5AM 1 2281 – 2281 Language spoken most often at home – Portuguese
SDC_5AN 1 2282 – 2282 Language spoken most often at home – Punjabi
SDC_5AO 1 2283 – 2283 Language spoken most often at home – Spanish
SDC_5AP 1 2284 – 2284 Language spoken most often at home – Tagalog (Filipino)
SDC_5AQ 1 2285 – 2285 Language spoken most often at home – Ukrainian
SDC_5AR 1 2286 – 2286 Language spoken most often at home – Vietnamese
SDC_5AT 1 2287 – 2287 Language spoken most often at home – Dutch
SDC_5AU 1 2288 – 2288 Language spoken most often at home – Hindi
SDC_5AV 1 2289 – 2289 Language spoken most often at home – Russian
SDC_5AW 1 2290 – 2290 Language spoken most often at home – Tamil
SDC_5AS 1 2291 – 2291 Language spoken most often at home – Other
SDC_6A 1 2292 – 2292 First language learned and still understood – English
SDC_6B 1 2293 – 2293 First language learned and still understood – French
SDC_6C 1 2294 – 2294 First language learned and still understood – Arabic
SDC_6D 1 2295 – 2295 First language learned and still understood – Chinese
SDC_6E 1 2296 – 2296 First language learned and still understood – Cree
SDC_6F 1 2297 – 2297 First language learned and still understood – German
SDC_6G 1 2298 – 2298 First language learned and still understood – Greek
SDC_6H 1 2299 – 2299 First language learned and still understood – Hungarian
SDC_6I 1 2300 – 2300 First language learned and still understood – Italian
SDC_6J 1 2301 – 2301 First language learned and still understood – Korean
SDC_6K 1 2302 – 2302 First language learned / still understood – Persian (Farsi)
SDC_6L 1 2303 – 2303 First language learned and still understood – Polish
SDC_6M 1 2304 – 2304 First language learned and still understood – Portuguese
SDC_6N 1 2305 – 2305 First language learned and still understood – Punjabi
SDC_6O 1 2306 – 2306 First language learned and still understood – Spanish
SDC_6P 1 2307 – 2307 First lang. learned / still understood – Tagalog (Filipino)
SDC_6Q 1 2308 – 2308 First language learned and still understood – Ukrainian
SDC_6R 1 2309 – 2309 First language learned and still understood – Vietnamese
SDC_6T 1 2310 – 2310 First language learned and still understood – Dutch
SDC_6U 1 2311 – 2311 First language learned and still understood – Hindi
SDC_6V 1 2312 – 2312 First language learned and still understood – Russian
SDC_6W 1 2313 – 2313 First language learned and still understood – Tamil
SDC_6S 1 2314 – 2314 First language learned and still understood – other
DHH_OWN 1 2315 – 2315 Dwelling – owned by a member of household
SDC_7AA 1 2316 – 2316 Considers self heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual
SDCCCB 3 2317 – 2319 Country of birth – (C)
SDCGCB 2 2320 – 2321 Country of birth – (G)
SDCDLHM 2 2322 – 2323 Language(s) spoken at home – (D)
SDCDAIM 3 2324 – 2326 Age at time of immigration – (D)
SDCFIMM 1 2327 – 2327 Immigrant – (F)
SDCDRES 3 2328 – 2330 Length of time in Canada since immigration – (D)
SDCDLNG 2 2331 – 2332 Languages – can converse – (D)
SDCDFL1 2 2333 – 2334 First official language learned and still understood – (D)
SDCDABT 1 2335 – 2335 Aboriginal identity – (D)
SDCDCGT 2 2336 – 2337 Cultural / racial background – (D)
EDU_1 1 2338 – 2338 Highest grade of elementary or high school completed
EDU_2 1 2339 – 2339 Graduated from high school (2ndary school)
EDU_3 1 2340 – 2340 Received any other education
EDU_4 2 2341 – 2342 Highest degree, certificate or diploma obtained
SDC_8 1 2343 – 2343 Current student
SDC_9 1 2344 – 2344 Full–time student or part–time student
EDUDH04 1 2345 – 2345 Highest level of education – household, 4 levels – (D)
EDUDH10 2 2346 – 2347 Highest level of education – household, 10 levels – (D)
EDUDR04 1 2348 – 2348 Highest level of education – respondent, 4 levels – (D)
EDUDR10 2 2349 – 2350 Highest level of education – respondent, 10 levels – (D)
LBS_01 1 2351 – 2351 Worked at job or business last week
LBS_02 1 2352 – 2352 Absent from job or business last week
LBS_03 1 2353 – 2353 Had more than one job or business last week
LBS_11 1 2354 – 2354 Looked for work in past 4 weeks
LBS_31 1 2355 – 2355 Employee or self–employed
LBSF32  1 2356 – 2356 Response entered–name of business (self–employed) – (F)
LBSF33  1 2357 – 2357 Response entered – whom you work for – (F)
LBSF34  1 2358 – 2358 Response entered – kind of business – (F)
LBSF35  1 2359 – 2359 Response entered – kind of work – (F)
LBSCSIC 5 2360 – 2364 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 2007
LBSCSOC 4 2365 – 2368 National. Occupation Classification for Statistics (NOC–S) 2006
LBSF35S 1 2369 – 2369 Response entered – other – kind of work – (F)
LBSF36 1 2370 – 2370 Response entered – most important duties at work – (F)
LBS_42 3 2371 – 2373 Usual number of hours worked – current main job
LBS_53 3 2374 – 2376 Usual number of hours worked – current other job
LBSDHPW 3 2377 – 2379 Total usual hours worked – current jobs – (D)
LBSDPFT 1 2380 – 2380 Current – full–time / part–time status – (D)
LBSDWSS 1 2381 – 2381 Working status last week – 4 groups – (D)
LBSDING 2 2382 – 2383 Industry group – (D)
LBSDOCG 2 2384 – 2385 Occupation group – (D)
DOPAF 1 2386 – 2386 Phy. act. – Facility at work – Inclusion Flag – (F)
PAF_01 1 2387 – 2387 Work at home
PAF_02 1 2388 – 2388 At work – Access to a pleasant place to walk
PAF_03 1 2389 – 2389 At work – Access to playing fields
PAF_04 1 2390 – 2390 At work – Access to a gym
PAF_05 1 2391 – 2391 At work – Access to fitness classes
PAF_06 1 2392 – 2392 At work – Access to any organized sport teams
PAF_07 1 2393 – 2393 At work – Access to showers / change rooms
PAF_08 1 2394 – 2394 At work – Access to programs to improve health
PAFFACC 1 2395 – 2395 Access to physical activity facilities at work – (F)
DOHMS 1 2396 – 2396 Home safety – Inclusion Flag – (F)
HMS_1 1 2397 – 2397 Working smoke detector in home
HMS_2 1 2398 – 2398 Smoke detectors on every level
HMS_3 1 2399 – 2399 Smoke detectors tested each month
HMS_4 1 2400 – 2400 Frequency – changed batteries in smoke detector
HMS_5 1 2401 – 2401 Escape plan to get out of home
HMS_6 1 2402 – 2402 Members of household discussed escape plan
INC_1A  1 2403 – 2403 Source of household income – wages and salaries
INC_1B  1 2404 – 2404 Source of household income – self–employment
INC_1C  1 2405 – 2405 Source of household income – dividends and interest
INC_1D  1 2406 – 2406 Source of household income – employment insurance
INC_1E  1 2407 – 2407 Source of household income – worker's compensation
INC_1F  1 2408 – 2408 Source of household income – benefits from Canada / Quebec Pension Plan
INC_1G  1 2409 – 2409 Srce of household income – pensions, superan and annuities
INC_1O 1 2410 – 2410 Source of household income – RRSP/RRIF
INC_1H  1 2411 – 2411 Source of household income – Old Age Security / G.I.S.
INC_1J  1 2412 – 2412 Source of household income – social assistance / welfare
INC_1I  1 2413 – 2413 Source of household income – child tax benefit
INC_1K  1 2414 – 2414 Source of household income – child support
INC_1L  1 2415 – 2415 Source of household income – alimony
INC_1M  1 2416 – 2416 Source of household income – other
INC_1N  1 2417 – 2417 Source of household income – none
INC_2   2 2418 – 2419 Total household income – main source
INC_3   6 2420 – 2425 Total household income – best estimate
INC_5A 1 2426 – 2426 Total household income – Ranges
INC_5B 2 2427 – 2428 Household income – Range 1
INC_5C 2 2429 – 2430 Household income – Range 2
INC_6A 1 2431 – 2431 Sources personal income: Wages and salaries 
INC_6B 1 2432 – 2432 Sources personal income: Income from self–employment
INC_6C 1 2433 – 2433 Sources personal income: Dividends and interest
INC_6D 1 2434 – 2434 Sources personal income: Employment insurance
INC_6E 1 2435 – 2435 Sources personal income: Worker's compensation
INC_6F 1 2436 – 2436 Sources personal income: Canada or Quebec Pension Plan
INC_6G 1 2437 – 2437 Sources personal income: Job related retirement pensions
INC_6H 1 2438 – 2438 Sources personal income: RRSP/RRIF
INC_6I 1 2439 – 2439 Sources personal income: Old Age Security and Guaranteed Inc
INC_6K 1 2440 – 2440 Sources personal income: Child tax benefits
INC_6J 1 2441 – 2441 Sources personal income: social assistance or welfare
INC_6L 1 2442 – 2442 Sources personal income: Child support
INC_6M 1 2443 – 2443 Sources personal income: Alimony
INC_6N 1 2444 – 2444 Sources personal income: Other
INC_6O 1 2445 – 2445 Sources personal income: None
INC_7 2 2446 – 2447 Main source of personal income
INC_8A 6 2448 – 2453 Total personal income
INC_8B 1 2454 – 2454 Total personal income: Ranges
INC_8C 2 2455 – 2456 Total personal income: Range 1
INC_8D 2 2457 – 2458 Total personal income: Range 2
INCDHH 2 2459 – 2460 Total household income from all sources – (D)
INCDPER 2 2461 – 2462 Total personal income from all sources – (D)
INCDADR 11.9 2463 – 2473 Adjusted household income ratio – (D)
INCDRCA 2 2474 – 2475 Household income distribution – (D)
INCDRPR 2 2476 – 2477 Household income distribution – provincial level – (D)
INCDRRS 2 2478 – 2479 Household income distribution – health region level – (D)
DOFSC 1 2480 – 2480 Food security – Inclusion Flag – (F)
FSC_010 1 2481 – 2481 Food situation in household – 12 month
FSC_020 1 2482 – 2482 Worried food would run out – 12 month
FSC_030 1 2483 – 2483 Food bought just didn't last and no money to buy more –12 month
FSC_040 1 2484 – 2484 Could not afford to eat balanced meals – 12 month
FSC_050 1 2485 – 2485 Relied on few kinds of low–cost food for children – 12 month
FSC_060 1 2486 – 2486 Could not feed children a balanced meal – 12 month
FSC_070 1 2487 – 2487 Children were not eating enough – 12 month
FSC_080 1 2488 – 2488 Adults skipped or cut size of meals – 12 month
FSC_081 1 2489 – 2489 Adults skipped or cut size of meals – frequency – 12 month
FSC_090 1 2490 – 2490 Ate less than felt should – 12 month
FSC_100 1 2491 – 2491 Was hungry but could not afford to eat – 12 month
FSC_110 1 2492 – 2492 Lost weight no money to buy food– 12 month
FSC_120 1 2493 – 2493 Adults did not eat for whole day – 12 month
FSC_121 1 2494 – 2494 Adults did not eat whole day – frequency – 12 month
FSC_130 1 2495 – 2495 Adults cut size of children's meals – 12 month
FSC_140 1 2496 – 2496 Children skipped meals – 12 month
FSC_141 1 2497 – 2497 Children skipped meals – frequency – 12 month
FSC_150 1 2498 – 2498 Children were hungry – 12 month
FSC_160 1 2499 – 2499 Children did not eat for whole day – 12 month
FSCDHFS2 1 2500 – 2500 Household Food Security Status – Modified version – (D)
FSCDAFS 1 2501 – 2501 Household Food Security – No children (D)
FSCDCFS 1 2502 – 2502 Household Food Security – Have children (D)
WTS_M 8.2 2503 – 2510 Weights – Master
WTS_S 8.2 2511 – 2518 Weights – Share
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