Transcript The Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team (CCORT)

Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team
www.ccort.ca
Mortality Rate per 100,000 adults
800
3.1. Age-Standardized Canadian Cardiovascular Disease
Mortality Rates, Males/Females, 1950-1999
Women
Men
400
0
1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995
Data Source: Statistics Canada
Year
A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team
Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team
www.ccort.ca
3.2. Leading Causes of Death, Number and Percentage
of Deaths in Canada, 1999
Respiratory (22,026)
10%
Other (33,076)
15%
Diabetes (6,137)
3%
Infectious Diseases
(2584)
1%
Cancer (62,769)
28%
All Cardiovascular Disease
(78, 942)
Other IHD (21,693)
36%
10%
AMI (20,926)
10%
Cerebrovascular
Disease (15, 409)
7%
Other CVD (20,914)
10%
Accidents/Poisonings/
Violence (13, 966)
6%
Data Source: Statistics Canada, 2000/01
A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team
Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team
www.ccort.ca
3.3. Life expectancy Lost Due to Mortality,
by Major Disease Category, Canada, 1999
Life-expectancy Lost (years)
5.0
Both Sexes
4.5 4.4 4.4
4.0
Males
3.8 3.7 3.7
Females
3.0
2.0
1.4
0.9 0.9 0.9
1.0
1.0
0.6
0.0
All cancer
Cardiovascular
Disease
Respiratory
Suicide &
Accidents
Data Source: Statistics Canada 2000/01
A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team
3.4. Life Expectancy Lost (in years) due to Cardiovascular Disease, Males and
Females, by Health Region, 1995-1997
Life Expectancy lost (LEL) in years
Vancouver
Years
# of HR in
each category
6.4
5.3 to <6.4
4.3 to <5.3
3.8 to <4.3
2.9 to <3.8
1
36
90
8
4
0
Missing/suppressed
LEL Canadian Average = 4.8 years
P.E.I
Southeast Ontario
Montreal
Central/Southwest
Ontario
Source: Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team and Statistics Canada, 2000/01
Maritimes