Supplementary MB Progress Test
This page provides data visualizations related to the priorities for Canada’s cancer system, as well as accessible descriptions.
Download data tables for all indicators.
Priority 1 Action 1: Help people to stop smoking or not start in the first place and live healthier lives
Topic: Keeping people smoke-free
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 12) classified as daily or occasional smokers in 2020
Caveats/limitations:
- This indicator was reported using the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS).
- Individuals who did not respond to the required CCHS questions regarding smoking status were not included in the analysis.
- Overall smoking percentages are reported using 2020 data.
NEW – Jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
Data source: Canadian Community Health Survey
Topic: Keeping people smoke-free
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 18) classified as daily or occasional smokers in 2019, by household income quintile and sex
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
NEW MALE INCOME Jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
NEW FEMALE INCOME – Jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
Data source: Canadian Community Health Survey
Topic: Keeping people smoke-free
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 18) classified as daily or occasional smokers in 2019, by education
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
NEW MALE EDUCATION jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
NEW FEMALE EDUCATION – updated jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
Data source: Canadian Community Health Survey
Topic: Maintaining healthy body weight
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 18) classified as overweight or obese in 2019
Caveats/limitations:
- This indicator was reported using the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS). Overall obesity and overweight percentages are reported using 2019 data. Percentages by income quintile and/or sex are reported using 2017-2018 data.
- Individuals who did not respond to the required CCHS questions to derive the BMI classifications were not included in the analysis.
NEW Jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
Data source: Canadian Community Health Survey
Topic: Maintaining healthy body weight
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 18) classified as overweight or obese in 2017-2018, by income quintile and sex
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
NEW MALE INCOME jan 23
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NEW FEMALE INCOME jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Maintaining healthy body weight
Title of image: Percentage of individuals (aged ≥ 18) classified as overweight or obese in 2017-2018, by sex
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Data source: Canadian Community Health Survey
Priority 1 Action 2: Adopt proven practices known to reduce the risk of cancer
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
Title of image: Percentage of individuals who completed the full HPV vaccination (at least 2 doses) by age 17 through Manitoba’s school-based vaccination program
Caveats/limitations: HPV vaccination rates for male Grade 6 students were not available.
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED FOR FEMALE GRADE 6
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
NEW MB P1 Act2 HPV Vaccine Sex Progress EN Jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
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MB P1 Act2 HPV Vaccine Catch-up Region Progress EN
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
NEW MB P1 Act2 HPV Vaccine Catch-up Sex Progress EN Jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
NEW MB P1 Act2 HPV Vaccine Region Progress +1 Dose EN Jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Topic: Increasing HPV vaccination
NEW MB P1 Act2 HPV Vaccine Region Progress +2 Dose EN Jan 23
The COVID-19 pandemic had major impacts on the data collection operations and response rates for this survey
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing genetic testing
Title of image: Percentage of breast/ovarian and colon cancer patients who received genetic testing in 2019
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OPTION 1 – MB P1 Act2 Genetic testing Progress EN
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OPTION 2 – MB P1 Act2 Genetic testing Progress EN ALT Jan 23
Note:
- Reporting time period for Lynch syndrome is 2018-2019 and 2019-2021.
- Please note that COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing genetic testing
Title of image: Percentage of breast/ovarian cancer patients who received hereditary cancer screening in 2019, by age group
NEW MB P1 Act2 Genetic testing Breast-Ovarian Age Progress EN Jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing genetic testing
Title of image: Percentage of colorectal cancer patients who received tumour tissue screening for Lynch Syndrome in 2019, by age group and sex
NEW MB-P1-Act2-Genetic-testing-CRC-Age-Progress-EN Jan 23
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Topic: Increasing genetic testing
New MB P1 Act2 Genetic testing CRC Sex Progress EN-Jan23
Please note that COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 2 Action 1: Prioritize rapid access to appropriate diagnosis for those suspected of having cancer
Topic: Diagnosing cancer earlier
Title of image: Proportion of stage at diagnosis in 2019
Caveats/limitations:
- Duplicate/multiple instances of the same patient have been removed if they occur within the same cancer site.
- If the same patient has more than one cancer across the four sites (lung, melanoma, bladder or colorectal), they were not removed.
NEW MB P2 Act1 Lung Progress EN jan 23
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NEW MB-P2-Act1-CRC-Progress-EN jan 23
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NEW MB P2 Act1 Bladder Progress EN Jan 23
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Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Diagnosing cancer earlier
Title of image: Proportion of stage 4 diagnosis in 2019
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Diagnosing cancer earlier
Title of image: Proportion of stage 4 diagnosis in 2019, by sex
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*Stage III-IV combined for melanoma for females only due to small cells.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 2 Action 2: Strengthen existing screening efforts and implement lung cancer screening programs across the country
Topic: Increasing participation in colorectal cancer screening
Title of image: Percentage of individuals who completed a) fecal test in the last two years (2018-2019); or b) colonoscopy/flexible sigmoidoscopy within the last five years (2015-2019)
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing participation in colorectal cancer screening
Title of image: Percentage of individuals who completed a) fecal test in the last two years (2018-2019); or b) colonoscopy/flexible sigmoidoscopy within the last five years (2015-2019), by sex and Regional Health Authority
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 3 Action 1: Set best practices and standards for care delivery and promote their adoption
Topic: Implementing multidisciplinary care
Title of image: Percentage of patients with GI cancer who were referred/discussed by a multidisciplinary prior to treatment in 2019
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Topic: Implementing multidisciplinary care
Title of image: Percentage of patients with Gl cancer who were referred/discussed by a multidisciplinary care team prior to treatment in 2019, by sex, Regional Health Authority, and age
Caveats/limitations: Reporting breakdown by sex may be inadvertently misleading. Which pediatric or GI cancer cases are to be discussed by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) is likely informed by the patient’s cancer diagnosis, not their sex. For sex, the higher percentage of pediatric cancer females vs males discussed by MDTs may indicate a sex-mediated pattern for a given type of cancer.
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Implementing multidisciplinary care
Title of image: Percentage of pediatric patients with cancer who were referred/discussed by a multidisciplinary care team prior to treatment in 2019
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
NEW Jan 13
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Topic: Implementing multidisciplinary care
Title of image: Percentage of pediatric patients with cancer who were referred/discussed by a multidisciplinary care team prior to treatment in 2019, by sex and age group
Caveats/limitations: Reporting breakdown by sex may be inadvertently misleading. Which pediatric or GI cancer cases are to be discussed by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) is likely informed by the patient’s cancer diagnosis, not their sex. For sex, the higher percentage of pediatric cancer females vs males discussed by MDTs may indicate a sex-mediated pattern for a given type of cancer.
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MB P3 Act1 Pediatric Age Progress EN
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Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 3 Action 2: Eliminate low-benefit practices and adopt high-value practices
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 18-20 or >69 that received a Pap test between 2014-2016
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 21-69 who had two or more screening Pap tests completed within 36 months of the index Pap test (by interval; these individuals have completed specified tests despite having a normal screening result for the index Pap test)
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 40-49 or >74 who received a BreastCheck mammogram between 2017-2018
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 40-49 or >74 who received a BreastCheck mammogram between 2017-2018, by Regional Health Authority
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 50-72 who completed two or more screening mammograms within 24 months of the index mammogram date (by interval; individuals have completed specified tests despite having a normal screening result for the index mammogram)
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Topic: Optimizing screening and appropriate follow-up
Title of image: Percentage of women aged 50-72 who completed two or more screening mammograms within 24 months of the index mammogram date, by Regional Health Authority (by interval; individuals have completed specified tests despite having a normal screening result for the index mammogram)
Text description: Winnipeg 0.06%, and non-Winnipeg 0.08%
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 4 Action 1: Provide better services and care adapted to the specific needs of underserved groups
Topic: Increasing support to help patients navigate the system
Title of image: Percentage of rural/remote patients with cancer who accessed CCMB’s Navigation Services in 2019
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing support to help patients navigate the system
Title of image: Percentage of rural/remote patients with cancer who accessed CCMB’s Navigation Services in 2019, by sex, Regional Health Authority, and age
Caveats/limitations: Stratifying by Regional Health Authority (RHA) is problematic, given that Manitoba physicians, especially those working at Community Cancer Program (CCP) sites may regularly work at more than one location/RHA.
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Topic: Increasing support to help patients navigate the system
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Topic: Increasing support to help patients navigate the system
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Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 4 Action 2: Ensure rural and remote communities have the resources required to better serve their people
Topic: Increasing access to virtual care
Title of image: Virtual appointments for rural/remote patients, at the patient and appointment level
Caveats and limitations: Winnipeg was not included as it is not rural.
NEW Jan 13 MB P4 Act2 Virtual Care Patient and Appointment progress EN
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing access to virtual care
Title of image: Percentage of newly diagnosed rural/remote cancer patients who attended at least one virtual appointment in 2019, by regional health authority (RHA) and age group
Caveats and limitations: Winnipeg was not included as it is not rural.
NEW jan 13
Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic may have affected service provision.
NEW Jan 13 MB P4 Act2 Virtual Care Age Progress EN
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Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Topic: Increasing access to supportive psychosocial care services
Title of image: Percentage of rural/remote cancer patients who accessed psychosocial services in the same fiscal year they were diagnosed, by sex, age group, and regional health authority (RHA)
Caveats/limitations: Winnipeg was not included as it is not rural.
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 5 Action 1: Integrate the full spectrum of information and support services to ensure people are fully supported throughout the cancer experience
Topic: Improving access to shared medical records
Title of image: Percent of family/general practitioners making use of ARIA (CCMB’s electronic medical record) in 2019
NEW jan 12
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Data source: Provincial cancer agencies and programs
Priority 5 Action 2: Address the limited and unequal access to palliative and end-of-life care across Canada
Topic: Improving access to quality end-of-life care
Title of image: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (overall) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Title of table: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (overall) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
Year | 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile | 90th percentile |
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2019 | 8 | 18 | 35 | 58 |
2017 | 7 | 18 | 34 | 58 |
2015 | 7 | 18 | 36 | 60 |
Data source: Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), Discharge Abstract Database (DAD)
Topic: Improving access to quality end-of-life care
Title of image: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (rural/remote) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Title of table: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (rural/remote) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
Year | 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile | 90th percentile |
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2019 | 8 | 18 | 37 | 65 |
2017 | 7 | 17 | 33.5 | 60 |
2015 | 8 | 19 | 38 | 66 |
Data source: Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), Discharge Abstract Database (DAD)
Topic: Improving access to quality end-of-life care
Title of image: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (urban) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Title of table: Cumulative length of stay for cancer patients (urban) who were in or admitted to an acute care hospital 30 days prior to death across MB for fiscal years 2015, 2017, and 2019
Year | 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile | 90th percentile |
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2019 | 8 | 18 | 35 | 55 |
2017 | 7 | 18 | 34 | 56 |
2015 | 7 | 18 | 36 | 58 |
Data source: Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), Discharge Abstract Database (DAD)
Priority 5 Action 3: Support children, adolescents and young adults at key transition points in their unique cancer journeys
Topic: Improving care for adolescents and young adults with cancer
Title of image: Percentage of AYA with cancer who had a specialized care plan pathway
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Title of table: Percentage of AYA with cancer who had a specialized care plan pathway
Overall | Age 15-29 | Age 30-39 | Female | Male | Remote/Rural | Urban |
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57.7% | 54.5% | 60.0% | 46.2% | 69.2% | 57.1% | 57.9% |
Data source: Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) Survey 2021
Topic: Improving transitions for adolescents and young adults with cancer
Title of image: Percentage of AYA with cancer who had a positive experience of transition in care along their cancer journey
NOTHING NEW PROVIDED
Title of table: Percentage of AYA with cancer who had a positive experience of transition in care along their cancer journey
Overall | Age 15-29 | Age 30-39 | Female | Male | Urban |
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30.8% | 36.4% | 26.7% | 23.1% | 38.5% | 42.1% |
Data source: Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) Survey 2021