Figure 1
Canadians' concerns about the impact of COVID-19

Figure 1 Canadians' concerns about the impact of COVID-19

Data table for Figure 1
 
Data table for Chart 1
Table summary
This table displays the results of Data table for Chart 1 Total, Excellent/very good mental health and Good/fair/poor mental health (reference group) (appearing as column headers).
Total Excellent/very good mental health Good/fair/poor mental health (reference group)
Proportions of Canadians who are very or extremely concerned about...
My own health 36.4 31.3Note * 41.0
Member of household's health 55.2 49.5Note * 61.5
Vulnerable people's health 80.8 77.3Note * 84.6
Canadian population's health 70.0 66.8Note * 73.4
World population health 69.8 68.6 71.6
Overloading the health system 84.4 82.0Note * 87.6
Civil disorder 41.4 36.8Note * 46.5
Maintaining social ties 33.8 30.1Note * 38.9
Ability to cooperate during crisis 42.1 38.0Note * 46.6
Ability to cooperate and support one another after the crisis 39.4 35.2Note * 45.1
Family stress from confinement 32.4 23.5Note * 43.2
Violence in the home 8.1 9.4Note * 6.6
Note *

significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05)

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Source: Canadian Perspectives Survey Series, March/April 2020.

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