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System Performance

Long-Term Care Home Residents with Pressure Ulcers

This indicator shows the percentage of long-term care home residents in Ontario who had a new pressure ulcer (bed sore), or one that worsened, since their previous assessment by a health care professional. A lower percentage is better. The provincial benchmark is 1%. Pressure ulcers can develop in long-term care home residents who lie or sit in one position for too long.

FILTERS (Maximum 5)
Percentage of long-term care home residents who developed new or worsened pressure ulcers, in Ontario, 2010/11 to 2016/17
2010/112011/122012/132013/142014/152015/162016/170123456789102.82.82.82.82.92.93.03.03.13.12.92.92.72.7Fiscal YearPercent
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
Ontario
2010/11 2.8
2011/12 2.8
2012/13 2.9
2013/14 3.0
2014/15 3.1
2015/16 2.9
2016/17 2.7
TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The results shown are risk-adjusted. Data source: Continuing Care Reporting System, provided by the Canadian Institute for Health Information

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