Table 2
Characteristics of the study population (cycles 1, 2 and 3 (2007 to 2013) of the Canadian Health Measures Survey)


Table 2
Characteristics of the study population (cycles 1, 2 and 3 (2007 to 2013) of the Canadian Health Measures Survey)
Table summary
This table displays the results of Characteristics of the study population (cycles 1 All adults, Modelled adults, Excluded adults, Number, Percent, 95% confidence interval and 95% confidence interval (appearing as column headers).
All adults Modelled adults Excluded adults
Number Percent 95% confidence interval Number Percent 95% confidence interval Number Percent 95% confidence interval
from to from to from to
Age group
20 to 39 3,566 38 37 38 2,950 37 36 38 616 41 37 46
40 to 59 3,550 40 40 41 3,019 41 40 42 531 37 33 40
60 to 79 3,244 22 22 22 2,709 22 21 23 535 22 20 24
Sex
Female 5,455 50 50 51 4,451 49 48 50 1,004 58 54 62
Male 4,905 50 49 50 4,227 51 50 52 678 42 38 46
Cycle
Cycle 1 3,517 30 28 32 2,493 25 23 26 1,024 59 52 65
Cycle 2 3,659 37 36 38 3,337 40 39 41 322 19 14 24
Cycle 3 3,184 33 32 34 2,848 35 34 37 336 22 16 28
Personal education
Less than high school 1,418 13 11 14 1,158 12 10 14 260 16 13 19
High school 1,764 19 17 21 1,489 19 18 21 275 19 15 22
Some postsecondary 553 6 5 6.9 457 6 5 6.9 96 6.1 4 8.2
Postsecondary 6,516 62 59 65 5,574 63 59 66 942 60 54 65
Household size
1 2,218 15 14 17 1,907 16 14 18 311 13 10 16
2 3,367 36 34 38 2,801 36 34 39 566 35 30 39
3 1,738 20 18 21 1,425 19 18 21 313 22 18 26
4 2,021 17 16 18 1,707 17 16 18 314 16 14 19
5 687 7.5 6.5 8.6 568 7.3 6.2 8.4 119 8.7 6.1 11
6+ 329 4.2 3.3 5.1 270 4 3 4.9 59 5.5 3.1 7.9
Household income
1st quintile 2,296 20 18 22 2,015 19 17 22 281 26 19 33
2nd quintile 1,875 20 18 22 1,688 19 17 21 187 24 19 29
3rd quintile 1,823 19 18 21 1,661 19 18 21 162 19 14 23
4th quintile 1,879 21 19 23 1,734 21 19 23 145 18 12 24
5th quintile 1,700 20 18 23 1,580 21 19 24 120 13 9.7 16
Household income adjusted for household size
1st quintile 2,136 20 18 23 1,854 19 17 22 282 29 22 36
2nd quintile 2,004 20 18 21 1,823 20 18 21 181 21 17 26
3rd quintile 1,795 19 17 21 1,619 19 17 21 176 20 15 24
4th quintile 1,928 21 19 23 1,782 21 19 23 146 19 12 25
5th quintile 1,710 20 18 22 1,600 21 18 23 110 12 8.5 15
Notes: “N” is the unweighted sample size. Percentages were calculated using weighted counts in combined cycles.
Source: Canadian Health Measures Survey, cycles 1, 2 and 3, 2007 to 2013.

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