Figure 4
Age-/Sex-standardized† hospitalization rates of residents of high‡- and low-Aboriginal dissemination areas, by predominant Aboriginal identity, Canada excluding Quebec, 2001/2002

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† standardized to age and sex distribution of population in low-Aboriginal dissemination areas for Canada excluding Quebec in 2001
‡ 33% or more of total population reported Aboriginal identity on 2001 Census
Note: Acute-care hospitalization counts were: low-Aboriginal dissemination areas = 2,059,462;  high-Aboriginal dissemination areas = 79,567 (First Nations = 67,160; Métis = 8,157; Inuit = 4,250); area unclassifiable = 4,750 (0.22% of all acute-care hospitalizations excluding Quebec for 2001/2002).
Sources: 2001/2002 Hospital Morbidity Database; 2001 Census of Canada.

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