Yukon Substance Use Impact Reports from Emergency and Coroner Data

Yukon reports detail the impact of substance use on health using data from Emergency Medical Services, hospitals, and the Chief Coroner. The Government of Yukon produces these quarterly updated surveillance reports to identify at-risk populations and support health system action.

Use Cases

• Analyze substance use trends by correlating Emergency Medical Services call data with hospital admission records
• Identify demographic patterns in substance-related incidents from Chief Coroner reports
• Monitor quarterly changes in substance use impacts to evaluate public health interventions

Strengths

• Quarterly update schedule ensures regular data refreshes
• Data sourced from three authoritative systems: Emergency Medical Services, Yukon hospitals, and the Chief Coroner
• Report focus is specific to the Yukon territory population

Limitations

• Data is presented in aggregated report format (HTML), not as raw, analyzable records
• Lack of disclosed row or column counts prevents assessment of dataset scale
• Analysis is limited to the geographic scope of the Yukon territory

Provenance

Source

Government of Yukon

Collection Method

Data compiled from Emergency Medical Services, Yukon hospitals, and the Chief Coroner.

Time Range

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Freshness

Updated quarterly, last updated March 2026.

Geography

Yukon territory, Canada.