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Table 4
Health service use and perceived health care needs, by mood/anxiety and substance use disorder status, household population aged 15 to 64, Canada excluding territories, 2012

Table 4
Health service use and perceived health care needs, by mood/anxiety and substance use disorder status, household population aged 15 to 64, Canada excluding territories, 2012
Table summary
This table displays the results of Health service use and perceived health care needs. The information is grouped by Service use and perceived health care needs (appearing as row headers), Concurrent disorders, Mood/Anxiety disorder only, Substance use disorder only, % and 95% confidence interval, calculated using from and to units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Service use and perceived health care needs	Concurrent disorders^{Table 4 Note †}			Mood/Anxiety disorder only			Substance use disorder only
	%	95% confidence interval		%	95% confidence interval		%	95% confidence interval
	%	from	to	%	from	to	%	from	to
In past 12 months:
Received help^{Table 4 Note ‡}	75.5	67.1	82.3	66.5^Note *	62.3	70.6	21.0^Note *	17.4	25.2
Formal consultation^{Table 4 Note §}	64.9	55.8	73.0	59.2	54.9	63.4	16.2^Note *	12.8	20.2
Informal consultation^{Table 4 Note ††}	78.2	70.5	84.3	64.4^Note *	60.2	68.3	31.2^Note *	26.9	35.9
Perceived health care needs
None	12.0^{Note E: Use with caution}	7.2	19.3	23.6^Note *	20.2	27.4	74.9^Note *	70.5	78.9
All needs met	44.4	35.4	53.7	42.2	37.9	46.7	14.9^Note *	11.9	18.5
Partially met or not met	39.3	31.2	48.1	32.1	28.2	36.3	9.6^Note *	7.3	12.7
^E use with caution Note * significantly different from concurrent disorders (p < 0.05) Return to note * referrer Note † major depressive episode, bipolar I/bipolar II disorder and/or generalized anxiety disorder with alcohol, cannabis and/or other drug abuse or dependence Return to note † referrer Note ‡ information, medication, counselling or therapy for problems with emotions, mental health or use of alcohol or drugs Return to note ‡ referrer Note § psychiatrists, family doctors and general practitioners, psychologists, nurses or social workers/counselors/psychotherapists Return to note § referrer Note †† family, friends, co-workers/supervisors/bosses, teachers/school principals, employee assistance programs, internet resources, self-help groups, telephone help-lines or others Return to note †† referrer Source: 2012 Canadian Community Health Survey—Mental Health.

Date modified:: 2017-08-16