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This table presents data collected from parents/guardians of students in kindergarten to grade 5 through the New Brunswick Student Wellness and Education Survey (SWES).
Some of the data is about children, while some is about
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This table presents data collected from students in grades 6 to 12 through the New Brunswick Student Wellness and Education Survey (SWES). It contains self-reported information regarding the social and emotional development
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This table presents data collected from students in grades 4 to 5 through the New Brunswick Student Wellness and Education Survey (SWES). It contains self-reported information regarding the social and emotional development of
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This table presents data collected from students in grades 4 and 5 through the New Brunswick Student Wellness and Education Survey (SWES). It contains self-reported information regarding demographic characteristics, social
Administrative data from the Provincial Surgical Access Registry regarding surgical wait times in New Brunswick. Surgical procedures included are: hip replacement, knee replacement, cataract surgery, coronary artery bypass graft as well as cancer
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Data on self-reported information regarding the needs of New Brunswickers. Topics include self-reported health status as well as the needs and perceived unmet needs for mental health and substance use services.
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Data on self-reported information regarding New Brunswickers access to health care services and barriers in accessing the services. Topics include having a permanent or temporary primary care provider, barriers to health care
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Data on self-reported information regarding the use and experience with health care services of New Brunswickers who do not have a permanent primary care provider (neither a family doctor nor a nurse practitioner). Topics
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Data on self-reported information regarding the use and experience with services of New Brunswickers who have a permanent primary care provider (either a family doctor or a nurse practitioner). Topics include having a