Source Code
NBHCPHS
Primary Health Survey and Primary Care Survey
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens [among those who required one of these tests: MRIs, CAT scans and angiographies, in a non-emergency situation in the last 12 months] who waited less than a month for a diagnostic test.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens who reported that they have required a diagnostic test (MRIs, CAT Scans or angiographies) provided in a non-emergency situation in the last 12 months.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens in the general population who have a personal nurse practitioner (and do not have a family doctor).
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens [with a nurse practitioner as their primary care provider] who find it very easy or somewhat easy to call their nurse practitioner office during regular practice hours.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens [with a nurse practitioner as their primary care provider] who reported that their nurse practitioner makes home visits.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens who have a nurse practitioner.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens [with a nurse practitioner as their primary care provider] who reported that their nurse practitioner has extended office hours (after 5pm or on weekends).
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens who reported that they were able to get an appointment with their nurse practitioner within 5 days.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens who reported that they were able to get an appointment with their nurse practitioner on the same day or the next day.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of citizens [with a nurse practitioner as their primary care provider] who reported that their nurse practitioner has an after-hours arrangement for them to see another doctor or nurse when the office is closed.