Ontario
- Exploring Hospital Mental Health Service Use in Ontario
- Hospital Report Card: Ontario 2009
- Hospital Report Series
- The Younger Generation in Ontario Complex Continuing Care
- Understanding Emergency Department Wait Times: How Long Do People Spend in Emergency Departments in Ontario?
- Alcohol-Related Major Injury Hospitalizations in Ontario, 2001/2001
- All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV)-related Trauma Hospitalizations in Ontario, 2001-2002
- Injury Hospitalizations Among Children and Youth in Ontario, 2001-2002
- Injury Hospitalizations and Emergency Visits by County and Health Planning Region in Ontario, 2002-2003
- Major Head and Spinal Cord Injury Hospitalizations in Ontario, 2001-2002
- Motor Vehicle Occupant Injury Hospitalizations in Ontario, 2002-2003
- Ontario Trauma Registry 2006 Injury Hospitalizations Highlights Report
- Sports and Recreational Injury Hospitalizations in Ontario, 2002-2003
- Work-Related Major Injury Admissions in Ontario, 1996/1997 to 2000/2001
- More Students Embarrassed by Family Drug Addiction than by Schizophrenia
- Students’ Perceptions of Shame Associated with Addiction, Gambling, and Mental Illness
- County Variation in Alcohol Behaviours and Problems
- Does Student Substance Use Vary by Immigrant Status?
- Drinking Patterns Among Ontario Adults, 1996-2005
- Drug Use Highlights from the 2007 OSDUHS
- Drug Use in the Local Health Integrated Networks of Ontario
- First-Time Use of Cigarettes, Alcohol, Cannabis and Other Drugs Among Ontario Students in 2007, and Changes Since 1999
- Internet Gambling Among Ontario Adults
- Methamphetamine Use Down Among Ontario Students, 1999-2005
- Students’ Recall of Substance Use Education in Ontario Schools, 1997-2007
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