Table 1.
Use (%) of practitioners-based complementary and alternative medicine in 1994/95 and 2010/11 by birth cohort.
Canadian National Population Health Survey (NPHS), 1994–2011.
Table 2.
Characteristics of users and non-users of CAM and chiropractic services.
Canadian National Population Health Survey (NPHS), 1994–2011.
Fig 1.
Age, period, and cohort effects for CAM use: Results from logistic growth models.
Canadian National Population Health Survey, 1994–2011. Notes: CAM, Complementary and Alternative Medicine; GenX, Generation X; YBB, Younger Baby Boomer; OBB, Older Baby Boomer; WW2, World War II; pre-WW, pre-World War II. Values for a) are predictions from the fixed part of model 1 in Table 3 and values for b) are predictions from the solution of the random effects in model 2 in Table 3.
Table 3.
Results from logistic two-level growth model (1) and hierarchical age-period-cohort models (2–4) for CAM use.
Canadian National Population Health Survey, 1994–2011.
Fig 2.
Age, period, and cohort effects for chiropractic use: Results from logistic growth models.
Canadian National Population Health Survey, 1994–2011. Notes: GenX, Generation X; YBB, Younger Baby Boomer; OBB, Older Baby Boomer; WW2, World War II; pre-WW, pre-World War II. Values for a) are predictions from the fixed part of model 1 in Table 4 and values for b) are predictions from the solution of the random effects in model 2 in Table 4.
Table 4.
Results from logistic two-level growth model (1) and hierarchical age-period-cohort models (2–4) for chiropractic use.
Canadian National Population Health Survey, 1994–2011.