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Reportable Disease Trends in Ontario

​​Getting started? For more information on how to best use the features of this tool, view our How-to guide.

What’s new?  Learn more about updates made to the tool in our Release notes.

To see information on source data, classifications, citations, definitions and more, see our Technical notes.    

Review summaries for selected diseases from the 2015 release in the 2015 disease summaries archive.  New: 2016 disease summaries archive.  

For more information: cdepr@oahpp.ca

Throughout the year, data are collected on reportable diseases in Ontario, primarily from clinicians, laboratories and hospitals who report it to their local public health unit. PHO analyzes these data, and uploads it to our convenient Reportable Disease Trends tool, which contains over 10 years of data. With this tool, you can search, customize and export information from interactive maps, graphs and tabs, according to your needs. You can also sort according to public health unit or local health integration network (LHIN), as well as demographics to assist with surveillance, program planning and policy decisions.

What's new:

  • New data for 2017; refreshed data for 2005-16
  • New disease summaries for mumps, lyme disease, and invasive Group A Streptococcal disease (iGAS)
  • Inclusion of 2016 Census data for population data
  • Updates to data at the Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) level

 

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