Peel Health Facts. Population Projections 2004, Region of Peel and Municipalities
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1 Peel Health Facts Population Population Projections 2004, Region of Peel and Municipalities Mississauga Brampton Caledon Peel Male 318, ,688 27, ,084 Female 326, ,315 27, ,922 Total * 645, ,000 55,000 1,080,000 * Total numbers have been rounded. Source: Region of Peel Planning department. Life Expectancy Life Expectancy (in years) at Birth by Sex, Peel Ontario Males Females Life table template distributed by the Central East Health Information Partnership. Selected Reproductive Health Indicators Live Births, Number Crude Birth Rate * Peel 12, Ontario 126, * rate per 1,000 population Source: Ontario Live Birth Database 2000, HELPS (Health Planning System), Public Health Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health and Infant Mortality, Number Infant Mortality Rate * Peel Ontario * rate per 1,000 live births 24 State of the Region s Health 2004
2 Top 15 Causes of Death in Men Deaths by Selected Leading Causes, 1 Ischemic heart disease Lung cancer All other heart disease and diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Prostate cancer Colorectal cancer Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Diabetes mellitus Cancer of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissues Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Motor vehicle traffic collisions Alzheimer s disease Suicide Pneumonia Esophageal cancer Other Causes ALL CAUSE TOTAL 1, Top 15 Causes of Death in Women Deaths by Selected Leading Causes, 1 Ischemic heart disease All other heart diseases and diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Lung cancer Breast cancer Alzheimer s disease Diabetes mellitus Cancer of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissues Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Colorectal cancer Pneumonia Dementia Ovarian cancer Accidental falls Pancreatic cancer Other Causes ALL CAUSE TOTAL 1, The Regional Municipality of Peel 25
3 Top 15 Causes of Premature Death in Men Potential Years of Life Lost by Selected Leading Causes, 1 Ischemic heart disease 2, Motor vehicle traffic collisions 1, Lung cancer 1, Suicide 1, All other heart diseases and diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries Cancer of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissues Colorectal cancer Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Cancer of the meninges, brain and other parts of the central nervous system Diabetes mellitus Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Cancer of the lip, oral cavity and pharynx Esophageal cancer Cancer of the liver and intrahepatic bile ducts Pancreatic cancer Other Causes 8, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 21, Top 15 Causes of Premature Death in Women Potential Years of Life Lost by Selected Leading Causes, 1 Breast cancer 1, Lung cancer 1, Cancer of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissues Suicide All other heart disease and diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries Colorectal cancer Ischemic heart disease Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Motor vehicle traffic collisions Ovarian cancer Cervical cancer Diabetes mellitus Cancer of the meninges, brain and other parts of the central nervous system Pancreatic cancer Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Other Causes 6, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 13, State of the Region s Health 2004
4 Top 15 Causes of Hospitalization in Men Hospital Separations by Selected Leading Causes, Rank Cause of Hospitalization Peel # Peel % Ontario % 1 Ischemic heart disease 2, Injury and poisoning 2, All other heart disease and diseases of the 1, arteries, arterioles and capillaries 4 Chronic obstructive lung disease 1, Pneumonia and influenza Arthropathies Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Schizophrenia Affective psychoses Diabetes mellitus Prostate cancer Colorectal cancer Cancer of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissue Lung cancer Benign neoplasms Other causes 22, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 34, Top 15 Causes of Hospitalization in Women Hospital Separations by Selected Leading Causes, Rank Cause of Hospitalization Peel # Peel % Ontario % 1 Labour, delivery and associated complications 12, Complications of pregnancy 2, Injury and poisoning 2, Ischemic heart disease 1, All other heart disease and diseases of the 1, arteries, arterioles and capillaries 6 Benign neoplasms 1, Chronic obstructive lung disease Arthropathies Miscarriage, abortion and complications Pneumonia and influenza Affective psychoses Stroke (cerebrovascular disease) Schizophrenia Breast cancer Diabetes mellitus Other causes 24, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 50, Source: Hospital In-Patient Data 2001, Provincial Health Planning Database (PHPDB), Health Planning Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health and The Regional Municipality of Peel 27
5 Top 15 External Causes of Hospitalization in Men External Causes of Hospital Separations by Selected Leading Causes, Rank External Cause of Hospitalization Peel # Peel % Ontario % 1 Accidental falls 1, Drugs causing adverse effects Other accidents * Motor vehicle traffic collisions Suicide and self-inflicted injury Assault Road and air transport accidents Accidental poisonings Motor vehicle non-traffic accidents Late effects of accidental injury Foreign body entering eye or other orifice Undetermined injury Environmental and natural factors Suffocation, including choking Accident caused by fire and flames Other causes 3, All External Causes 6, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 34, Top 15 External Causes of Hospitalization in Women External Causes of Hospital Separations by Selected Leading Causes, Rank External Cause of Hospitalization Peel # Peel % Ontario % 1 Accidental falls 1, Drugs causing adverse effects Suicide and self-inflicted injury Motor vehicle traffic collisions Other accidents * Accidental poisonings Late effects of accidental injury Environmental and natural factors Undetermined injury Road and air transport accidents Foreign body entering eye or other orifice Assault Other water transport accidents Motor vehicle non-traffic accidents Accident caused by fire and flames Other causes 3, All External Causes 6, ALL CAUSE TOTAL 50, *Other accidents include: those caused by being struck by, against or between objects or persons; those involving machinery, cutting or piercing objects, firearms, explosive materials, hot, caustic or corrosive materials, electric currents, or radiation; or those resulting from overexertion and strenuous movements or other environmental factors Source: Hospital In-Patient Data 2001, Provincial Health Planning Database (PHPDB), Health Planning Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health and 28 State of the Region s Health 2004
Population Population Projections 2005, Region of Peel and Municipalities Mississauga Brampton Caledon Peel Male Female
Peel Health Facts Population Population Projections 2005, Region of Peel and Municipalities Mississauga Brampton Caledon Peel Male 322,000 195,000 28,000 545,000 Female 330,000 199,000 28,000 557,000 Total
Mississauga Brampton Caledon Peel Male 351, ,910 30, ,410 Female 353, ,090 30, ,560 Total* 705, ,000 61,000 1,225,970
Peel Health Facts Population Population Projections 2007, Region of Peel and Municipalities Mississauga Brampton Caledon Peel Male 351,890 230,910 30,640 613,410 Female 353,110 229,090 30,360 612,560 Total*
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