Using Canadian administrative health data to measure the health of caregivers of children with and without health problems: A demonstration of feasibility.
Abstract:IntroductionCaregivers of children with health problems experience poorer health than the caregivers of healthy children. To date, population-based studies on this issue have primarily used survey data.
ObjectivesWe demonstrate that administrative health data may be used to study these issues, and explore how non-categorical indicators of child health in administrative data can enable population-level study of caregiver health.
MethodsDyads from Population Data British Columbia (BC) databases, enco… Show more
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