Health Surveys Service

Adult Dental Health Survey

The Adult Dental Health Survey (ADHS) records the condition of teeth and dental hygiene, and attitudes towards dental care and oral hygiene nationally. This use of information is for monitoring and improving the management of health and care services.

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Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey

Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS) data is processed to provide a national picture of the prevalence of mental health conditions in England. We do this to monitor and improve health and care services.

Children's Dental Health Survey (CDHS)

The Children's Dental Health Survey (CDHS) records the condition of teeth and dental hygiene, and attitudes towards dental care and oral hygiene, nationally. It is processed to monitor and improve the management of health and care services.

Health Survey for England survey

The Health Survey for England is an annual survey that collects information about people’s health and lifestyle. The data is processed to monitor policy and improve health and social care services in England.

Mental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain Survey

The survey measures numbers and types of mental health problems in children aged 2 to 19. Its purpose is to understand the rates of different mental health problems in children and young people and how they change.

Survey of Carers in Households in England

The Carers in Households survey measures how many non professional carers aged 16 and over live in England. It gathers information about who they are, how caring affects their lives, and what support they receive. The data is used to help monitor and improve health and care services.

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Survey of Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Pupils 2023

The survey collects data on smoking, drinking and drug use among school pupils aged between 11 and 15. National prevalence estimates are produced on the number of pupils who drink alcohol, smoke or take illicit drugs.

What About YOUth? Survey

The What About YOUth? survey records local authority level data on a range of behaviours amongst 15 year olds. The data is used to help monitor and improve health and care services.