Taking Stock: A report on the quality of mental health and addictions services in Ontario, created by Health Quality Ontario and the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, explores the impact of mental illness and addictions in Ontario, and examines the quality of care people living in Ontario receive for mental health and addictions.
About two million people in the province are affected each year by a wide variety of mental illnesses or addictions. About one-third of people living in Ontario who identified themselves as needing services, in a 2012 survey, reported not getting help or having their needs only partially met.
Taking Stock examines where access to mental health and addictions services varies across the province, and analyzes inconsistencies in the quality of services provided to different social and economic groups.
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If you have a question about Taking Stock, or other ways we report on health system performance in Ontario, please email us at SystemPerformance@HQOntario.ca.
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