1995 Health Survey
Table of Contents

Executive Summary

• Summary of Results

Chapter 1: Introduction

• Goals and Objectives
• Sample
• Data Collection
• Response
• Data Analysis
• Ethical Considerations

Chapter 2: Personal and Social Well-being

• Satisfaction with Personal Health
• Self-reported Activity Limitations
• Caregiving
• Depression
• Summary

Chapter 3: Physical Health and Prevention

• Weight
• Blood Cholesterol
• Blood Pressure
• Smoking
• Leisure Time Physical Activity
• Alcohol Consumption
• Multiple Risk for CVD
• Comparison Between the Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors: 1986-1995
  • Demographic Comparison 1986-1995
  • Body Mass Index
  • High Blood Pressure
  • High Blood Cholesterol
  • Daily Smoking
  • Exercise
  • Multiple Risk
  • Awareness of Causes of CVD
• Chronic Conditions
• Prevention and Screening Practices
  • Breastfeeding
  • Flu Shots
  • Breast Examination
  • PAP Tests
  • Prostate Screening
• Summary
  • Physiological and Behavioural Indicators
  • Cardiovascular Disease Risks: 1986- 1995
  • Other Topics
  • Conclusion

Chapter 4: Discussion and Implications

• What did the Survey Accomplish?
• Survey Implications
• Future Directions

References

List of Tables & Figures

Acknowledgements