Data and reports: South Australian Population Health Survey
Data and reports can be extracted from the South Australian Population Health Survey. This information can be used to inform policy changes or future projects.
The South Australian Population Health Survey (SAPHS) is a state-wide population health survey, which aims to monitor the health of all South Australians. Data is collected every month and anyone with access to a phone can participate in the survey. In one year, around 7,000 South Australians are interviewed about their health and wellbeing. You cannot be identified by the data that is collected.
The SAPHS aims to:
If you have been randomly selected to participate in the survey, you can read the South Australian Population Health Survey Fact Sheet (PDF 191KB). McNair yellowSquares is the company responsible for conducting interviews.