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Preliminary findings Sunshine Coast Community Dialogues 2014 Roberts Creek, October 16 th Maritia Gully, Regional Epidemiologist Public Health Surveillance.

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1 Preliminary findings Sunshine Coast Community Dialogues 2014 Roberts Creek, October 16 th Maritia Gully, Regional Epidemiologist Public Health Surveillance Unit, Vancouver Coastal Health email: phsu@vch.ca

2 Source: Canadian Medical Association - healthcaretransformation.ca

3 1. Socio-demographics 2. Health status 3. Health care access 4. Lifestyle 5. Built environment 6. Community resiliency SURVEY Topics

4 Community session recap Little significant variation across Sunshine Coast communities of Gibsons, Sechelt and rest of Sunshine Coast combined Other SC = A, B, D, F Sechelt Gibsons

5 Sunshine Coast compared to BC data*… >50% meeting physical activity guidelines <1/3 eating recommended 5+ fruit & veg per day LowerSimilarHigher Smoking rates Self-rated health  Sense of community belonging Access to family doctor  Obesity  Chronic disease  *Canadian Community Health Survey, Statistics Canada 2011/12

6 Variation across communities Gibsons & SecheltOther SC Active mode of transport  Car use  Access to amenities in neighbourhood  Regular family doctor  Alcohol consumption 

7 VCH Map

8 Socio-demographics

9 How do the (1,088) Sunshine Coast respondents compare..? 2011 Census2013-14 MHMC Sunshine CoastCoastal RuralVCH Gender (% female) 52%53%52% Age 55+52%53%39%30% % Canadian- born 82%77% 62% % income >$60K 53%50%54%48% University education 22%36.5%41%32%

10 More socio-demographics Sunshine Coast Coastal RuralVCH Employment Employed56%67%62% Unemployed2.6%3.0%7.6% Not in labour force 41%30% Ethnicity Caucasian88%89%56% Visible minority 7.3%6.4%38% Aboriginal4.3%5.1%6.2% Number of years in Canada 0 to 5 years10%16%18% 6 to 15 years11%24%22% 16 + years79%60%61%

11 Health Status

12 How do you rate your own health? Self-rated healthSelf-rated mental health Excellent/ Very good Fair/poor Excellent/ Very good Fair/poor Sunshine Coast 57% 12% 66% 10% Coastal Rural 48% 9% 58% 10% VCH 49% 17% 53% 16%

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17 Chronic disease Sunshine Coast Coastal Rural VCH Cancer* 6%5%3% Diabetes 6% 7% High blood pressure 23%18%16% Heart disease 8%5%4% Arthritis 19%14%12% Mood or anxiety disorder 15% 17% 5% 6% 18% 4% 16% 8% *Includes lung, breast, prostate and colorectal cancers **Canadian Community Health Survey, Statistics Canada 2011/12 **

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20 Access to care

21 Accessing care Sunshine CoastCoastal RuralVCH Regular family doctor 89%84%80% Alternative health care provider – last 12 mos 40%41%34% Last visit at doctor’s office w/appt 81%77%70%

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25 Alcohol consumption Sunshine Coast Coastal RuralVCH Drink 4+ times per week26%21%11% Binge drink 1+ times per month Male29% 28% Female 19%24%21%

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29 29 Physical wellness score Composite measure [ 0 – 16 ] Sunshine Coast Coastal RuralVCH Wellness score 10+43%46%41%

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32 Smoking Sunshine Coast Coastal RuralVCH Smoke daily or occasionally 8.7%8.2%11.9%

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34 Healthy eating – fruits & vegetables Sunshine CoastCoastal RuralVCH Eat 5+ servings per day 32%33%27% Access to large selection of fruits & veg – agree 52%58%78% Access ≠ consumption!

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37 Physical activity Sunshine CoastCoastal RuralVCH 150+ mins moderate / vigorous per week 56%59%46% 30+ mins walk per day for leisure 44%42%41% 30+ mins walk per day for errands 19%22%36%

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39 Sedentary behaviour Sunshine Coast Coastal RuralVCH 2+ hours screen time per day 8.7%8.2%11.9%

40 Weighing in… Sunshine CoastCoastal RuralVCH Normal32%37%48% Overweight40%38%33% Obese27%24%19% …on the obesity issue

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