Figure 2
Trends in self-reported anxiety disorder prevalence from 2003 to 2016

Figure 2 Trends in self-reported anxiety disorder prevalence from 2003 to 2016

Data table for Figure 2 
Data table for Chart 2
Table summary
This table displays the results of Data table for Chart 2. The information is grouped by CCHS cycle (appearing as row headers), Labour force group, Prevalence, Standard error and 95% CI, calculated using percent, from and to units of measure (appearing as column headers).
CCHS cycle Labour force group Prevalence Standard error 95% CI
percent from to
2.1 (2003) Employed last week 3.13 0.16 2.81 3.44
3.1 (2005) Employed last week 3.62 0.15 3.34 3.91
2007 to 2008 Employed last week 4.47 0.20 4.08 4.87
2009 to 2010 Employed last week 4.14 0.18 3.78 4.50
CCHS-MH (2012) Employed last week 4.11 0.25 3.62 4.59
2013 to 2014 Employed last week 5.69 0.31 5.07 6.30
2015 to 2016 Employed last week 7.16 0.29 6.60 7.72
2.1 (2003) Unemployed last week 5.61 0.78 4.07 7.16
3.1 (2005) Unemployed last week 8.09 0.96 6.21 9.97
2007-2008 Unemployed last week 6.62 0.92 4.82 8.43
2009-2010 Unemployed last week 8.47 1.11 6.30 10.65
CCHS-MH (2012) Unemployed last week 8.03 1.38 5.31 10.74
2013-2014 Unemployed last week 6.92 1.02 4.92 8.93
2015-2016 Unemployed last week 12.98 1.33 10.36 15.59
2.1 (2003) Not participating in labour force last week 8.07 0.63 6.84 9.31
3.1 (2005) Not participating in labour force last week 8.45 0.41 7.64 9.26
2007-2008 Not participating in labour force last week 10.59 0.57 9.46 11.72
2009-2010 Not participating in labour force last week 9.44 0.54 8.37 10.51
CCHS-MH (2012) Not participating in labour force last week 11.03 0.81 9.43 12.63
2013-2014 Not participating in labour force last week 11.29 0.72 9.88 12.69
2015-2016 Not participating in labour force last week 16.70 0.71 15.30 18.10
Note: CCHS-MH = Canadian Community Health Survey - Mental Health.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey.

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