1、HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE IN CANADA IN CANADA 20252025 Montreal Economic Institute April 2025 Research report 2025 Ipsos.All rights reserved.Contains Ipsos Confidential and Proprietary information and may not be disclosed or reproduced without the prior written consent of Ipsos.Ipsos These are findings
2、of an online Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute.A sample of 1,164 Canadian residents aged 18 years and over,with an oversample of residents in Quebec(n=406)was interviewed online between March 24th and 28th,2025.Weighting and quotas according to age,gender,region and l
3、anguage were employed to ensure that the samples composition reflects the overall population according to the latest census information.The precision of Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.In this case,the results are accurate to within+/-3.3 percentage points,19 times out of
4、 20,of what the results would have been had all Canadian adults been polled.Methodology Ipsos 3 Key Findings 1 More than half(56%)of Canadians are satisfied with their provincial healthcare system,a significant increase over 2024 figures(+8 points).Satisfaction is lowest among residents of Atlantic
5、Canada(45%).2 More than three-quarters of Canadians(77%)believe their provincial healthcare system is too bureaucratic.This sentiment is highest among residents of Alberta(83%),BC(81%)and(Quebec(81%).3 Three quarters of Canadians(74%)believe that private entrepreneurs can deliver healthcare services
6、 faster than hospitals managed by the government,with those residing in BC(80%)and Quebec(79%)most likely to think this way.4 Over eight in ten Canadians(83%)are unaware of the French or Swedish healthcare models,consistent over five years.However,there is strong support(64%)for adopting similar mod