Toronto Public Health (TPH) reports on a series of Population Health Status Indicators to support its mission to reduce health inequities and improve the health of the whole population, and to meet the requirements of the Ontario Public Health Standards.
Some of these data, analyzed over time, by geography, and by socio-demographic characteristics, can be found in our interactive Population Health Status Indicator (PHSI) dashboards. PHSIs summarize data used to measure health outcomes and behaviours at a population level, and provide an overview of health and well-being over time and across populations.
Population Health Status Indicator Dashboard
PHSIs are in the process of being updated and will be launched as they become available in 2024. Indicators not available in the dashboards are available below in PDF form.
This section provides information on reproductive and infant health in Toronto. The early years are an important time for rapid growth and development. A person’s future health status is heavily influenced by experiences, exposures, and relationships during the first few years of life. For data on children aged one year and older, see the Child and Youth Health dashboard.
View updated Reproductive and Infant Health dashboard.
Other resource:
This section provides information on the health status and behaviours of children and youth (aged one year and older) from multiple data sources.
Toronto Public Health is in the process of updating the Chronic Disease dashboard. Please check back later in 2024.
In the meantime, see other population health data resources:
Toronto Public Health is in the process of updating the Injury and Substance Use dashboard. Please check back later in 2024.
In the meantime, see other population health data resources:
Toronto Public Health is in the process of updating the Mental Health dashboard. Please check back later in 2024.
In the meantime, see other population health data resources:
Toronto Public Health is in the process of updating the Overall Health and Well-being dashboard. Please check back later in 2024.
In the meantime, see other population health data resources: