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This dataset includes the Canadian Accessibility and Remoteness Index (CARI+) to measure rurality using travel time and distance to population centres across Canada. Calculation of CARI+ Scores The travel distance and time are measured from population-weighted DA centroids to the closest service centres, determined using population-weighted CSD (census subdivision) centroids. Both centroids are based on…

This version of the Canadian Accessibility and Remoteness Index (CARI+) measures access to public high schools in Canada via travel time and distance. This measure was calculated using the general methodology for CARI+, as described in the overall methodology publication (link). This was adapted to calculate accessibility to secondary schools in Canada. It was achieved…

Accessibility to facilities in Ontario that treat and diagnose Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in children and youth, measured by road-distance or travel time. This measure was calculated using the service-specific methodology for CARI+, as described in the overall methodology publication (link). This measure was adapted…

Access to pharmacies in Ontario, Canada is calculated using the Canadian Accessibility and Remoteness Index (CARI+) via travel time and distance to publicly accessible pharmacies. This measure was calculated using the general methodology for CARI+, as described in the overall methodology publication (link). This was adapted to calculate accessibility to pharmaceutical care in Ontario. It…

Accessibility to 24-hour emergency services in Canada is measured by travel time and distance using the Canadian Accessibility and Remoteness Index methodology. This measure was calculated using the general methodology for CARI+, as described in the overall methodology publication (link). This was adapted to calculate accessibility for hospitalsin Canada offering 24h emergency services (ED). It…