Has used mushrooms
Adolescent Health Survey (2003)
Students in grades 7 to 12
Both Sexes
17.94% - 23.22%
51
53
11.38% - 17.51%
6.01% - 8.67%
Statistically significant
†
The HSDAs were ranked from highest to
lowest by percentage of response, then
divided into four equal groups or quartiles.
The two middle quartiles were combined to
create the middle group above.
Data not available
52
33
14
43
11
33
43
21
13
12
42
Percent
of
Students
12 Kootenay Boundary
23.22
11 East Kootenay
20.32
13 Okanagan
17.94
52 Northern Interior
17.51
43 North Vancouver Island
17.41
14 Thompson Cariboo Shuswap
15.64
41 South Vancouver Island
15.23
33 North Shore/Coast Garibaldi
13.70
51 Northwest
13.09
42 Central Vancouver Island
11.38
22 Fraser North
8.67
31 Richmond
7.38
32 Vancouver
6.01
N/A
21 Fraser East
23 Fraser South
N/A
N/A
53 Northeast
12.54
99 British Columbia
Health Service Delivery Area
Confidence
Interval
Low
High
21.10 25.34 +
18.34 22.30 +
16.37 19.51 +
15.39 19.63 +
15.06 19.76 +
13.80 17.48 +
13.41 17.05 +
11.41 16.00
10.92 15.27
9.97 12.79
7.48
9.87 5.18
9.57 4.79
7.22 N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
11.93 13.15
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42
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Inset 1
Confidence Interval (CI) is the term used when percentages are calculated based on a sample of the population. CIs estimate
the margin of error and show the range within which the true percentage lies (listed in the table as low and high). These are
95% CIs, meaning that this sample, if repeated, would produce results in this range 95 out of 100 times.
+ indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly higher than the provincial rate.
- indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly lower than the provincial rate.
Map prepared by B. McKee, L. T. Foster with data from McCreary Centre Society, Adolescent Health Survey (2003).
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Has used mushrooms
Adolescent Health Survey (2003)
Students in grades 7 to 12
Males
19.83% - 24.43%
51
53
12.07% - 19.12%
6.72% - 10.70%
Statistically significant
†
The HSDAs were ranked from highest to
lowest by percentage of response, then
divided into four equal groups or quartiles.
The two middle quartiles were combined to
create the middle group above.
Data not available
52
33
14
43
11
33
43
21
13
12
42
Percent
of
Students
12 Kootenay Boundary
24.43
11 East Kootenay
21.15
43 North Vancouver Island
19.83
13 Okanagan
19.12
52 Northern Interior
17.27
41 South Vancouver Island
17.10
14 Thompson Cariboo Shuswap
16.48
51 Northwest
14.99
33 North Shore/Coast Garibaldi
13.42
42 Central Vancouver Island
12.07
22 Fraser North
10.70
31 Richmond
8.35
32 Vancouver
6.72
N/A
21 Fraser East
23 Fraser South
N/A
N/A
53 Northeast
13.56
99 British Columbia
Health Service Delivery Area
Confidence
Interval
Low
High
21.45 27.41 +
18.46 23.83 +
16.56 23.11 +
16.60 21.65 +
14.29 20.25
14.39 19.80
13.89 19.06
11.93 18.05
10.36 16.48
9.97 14.17
8.82 12.59 5.25 11.44 4.93
8.50 N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
12.68 14.44
41
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22
42
21
23
See inset 2
41
33
Inset 1
Confidence Interval (CI) is the term used when percentages are calculated based on a sample of the population. CIs estimate
the margin of error and show the range within which the true percentage lies (listed in the table as low and high). These are
95% CIs, meaning that this sample, if repeated, would produce results in this range 95 out of 100 times.
+ indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly higher than the provincial rate.
- indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly lower than the provincial rate.
Map prepared by B. McKee, L. T. Foster with data from McCreary Centre Society, Adolescent Health Survey (2003).
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Has used mushrooms
Adolescent Health Survey (2003)
Students in grades 7 to 12
Females
17.74% - 22.09%
51
53
10.76% - 16.90%
5.34% - 6.47%
Statistically significant
†
The HSDAs were ranked from highest to
lowest by percentage of response, then
divided into four equal groups or quartiles.
The two middle quartiles were combined to
create the middle group above.
Data not available
52
33
14
43
11
33
43
21
13
12
42
Percent
of
Students
12 Kootenay Boundary
22.09
11 East Kootenay
19.46
52 Northern Interior
17.74
13 Okanagan
16.90
14 Thompson Cariboo Shuswap
14.92
43 North Vancouver Island
14.85
33 North Shore/Coast Garibaldi
14.01
41 South Vancouver Island
13.40
51 Northwest
11.28
42 Central Vancouver Island
10.76
22 Fraser North
6.47
31 Richmond
6.29
32 Vancouver
5.34
N/A
21 Fraser East
23 Fraser South
N/A
N/A
53 Northeast
11.56
99 British Columbia
Health Service Delivery Area
Confidence
Interval
Low
High
19.19 24.99 +
16.65 22.26 +
14.98 20.50 +
14.78 19.01 +
12.61 17.24 +
12.01 17.70
10.78 17.24
10.95 15.85
8.41 14.14
8.94 12.59
4.90
8.03 3.59
8.99 3.71
6.97 N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
10.74 12.38
41
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22
42
21
23
See inset 2
41
33
Inset 1
Confidence Interval (CI) is the term used when percentages are calculated based on a sample of the population. CIs estimate
the margin of error and show the range within which the true percentage lies (listed in the table as low and high). These are
95% CIs, meaning that this sample, if repeated, would produce results in this range 95 out of 100 times.
+ indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly higher than the provincial rate.
- indicates HSDA percentage is statistically significantly lower than the provincial rate.
Map prepared by B. McKee, L. T. Foster with data from McCreary Centre Society, Adolescent Health Survey (2003).
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