Select an item from each list below:
Notes:
Note: As a result of changes in the survey methodology, estimates previously reported from the CCHS-MH 2012 cannot be compared to the estimates presented here from the CCHS 2019.
Data collected during the COVID-19 pandemic will be included in the next edition of the PMHSIF. In the meantime, the PMHSIF Publications section lists surveillance products using alternate Canadian data sources to report on self-rated mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey 2019
Population: 18+ years
ECells highlighted in yellow should be interpreted with caution.
FCells highlighted in red indicate where estimates are unstable or unreleasable.
Cells are empty when data are missing.
Measure Description
| Definition |
Percentage of population aged 18 years and older who report that their mental health is “very good” or “excellent”. |
| Data Available |
Sex, age groups, highest level of education, household income quintile, province/territory, population centre/rural area residence, immigrant status, and ethnicity. |
| Estimate Calculation |
Numerator: Number of adults 18+ who report their mental health as being "very good" or "excellent";
Denominator: Total population, aged 18+ |
| Additional Remarks |
A high percentage can be interpreted as a positive result |