Share your input on Statistics Canada’s Direct Health Measures Programs

Opened: January 2025

Consultative Engagement Objectives

The Centre for Direct Health Measures (CDHM) is responsible for the production of statistics on health indicators that require direct measurements of physical health at the population level across several areas, such as chronic conditions, oral health, infectious disease, and environmental contaminants. As the CDHM envisions the future of their programs, they will, for instance, review and update survey designs, collection infrastructures, survey content, and analytical plans.

Statistics Canada (StatCan) is committed to the provision of quality data. As part of the Direct Health Measures Programs, the CDHM seeks feedback from key stakeholders, such as government health entities, pan-Canadian organizations, provincial and territorial Statistical Focal Points, academic researchers, and non-government organizations.

These perspectives will help StatCan’s CDHM to plan the development of existing programs such as the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS), as well as to design and implement new programs to meet stakeholder needs. The goal is to identify data needs and gaps, raise awareness of StatCan data holdings, learn from stakeholder subject matter expertise and explore potential collaboration.

How to get involved

If you wish to contribute your insights about your use of Statistics Canada products and services, and are part of one of these stakeholder groups:

  • Federal, provincial, or territorial government health entity,
  • Pan-Canadian organization,
  • Statistical Focal Point,
  • Non-government organization specialized in physical health services,
  • Academic researcher.

Please contact us at consultativeengagement-mobilisationconsultative@statcan.gc.ca for more details.

Statistics Canada is committed to respecting the privacy of consultative engagement participants. All personal information created, held, or collected by the agency is kept strictly confidential; it is protected by the Privacy Act. For more information on Statistics Canada's privacy policies, please consult the privacy notice.

Results

Summary results of the engagement initiative will be published online when available.