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1 Health Survey for England: health, social care and lifestyles Update July 2014 Rachel Craig
2 HSE 2012 report published December report currently being written 2014 survey in the field 2015 planning under way Commissioned by: Carried out by:
3 HSE 2012 Report Report and trend tables available online:
4 HSE 2012 Report Website New website for the 2012 report:
5 HSE 2012 Report Physical activity: adults & children General mental & physical health Well-being Alcohol consumption Gambling behaviour Sample: c8,600 adults, c2,000 children c5,000 nurse visits Social care need, receipt & provision Obesity: adults & children
6 Physical Activity 2012 Olympics didn t immediately inspire more physical activity There was also no post-olympic bounce in activity levels. Rates of activity were similar before and after the games How many met the weekly target in 2008: 65% Men How many met the weekly target in 2012: 65% Men 53% Women 54% Women
7 Any gambling activity last year, by age Base: Adults 16+ Men Women
8 Any gambling activity last year excluding the National Lottery Base: Adults 16+ Men Women
9 Participation in 7 or more activities in the last year, by age Base: Adults 16+ Men Women
10 At risk or problem gambling, by age Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI) score 1+ Base: Adults 16+ Men Women
11 HSE 2013 Same design as 2011 No child boost Sample size: 8,000 adults and 2,000 children
12 Interviewer Visit: Core General health, longstanding illness Personal care plans Estimated height & weight Doctor diagnosed hypertension and diabetes Social care Smoking Fruit & veg consumption Drinking (in last 7 days) Height and weight measurements (BMI) Linkage: mortality, cancer, Hospital Episode Statistics
13 Nurse Visit: Core Medications Vitamins, nicotine products Infant immunisations Blood pressure Waist and hip circumference Blood sample Saliva sample All
14 Additional topics for 2013 Extended social care module Eyesight Shift working End of life care Average weekly drinking Wellbeing
15 Smoking module review New questions Hand rolled Added public parks to outdoor places smoked Intention to quit Whether smoking same/more/less than a year ago Updated list on use of nicotine products Used to quit, cut down, minimise harm Whether sought professional help to quit Removed Qs on smoking during pregnancy
16 Extended social care module Only ask about help received if need help for at least one task More details New groupings of ADLs: Having a shower, using toilet, getting about, personal tasks Number of hours of help received (not just bands) Amount paid New questions Patterns of care - frequency, day/night, weekday/weekend Aids and equipment, home adaptations Type of accommodation
17 HSE 2013 Report Social Care Eye care End of Life care Medication Shift working Fruit and vegetable consumption Smoking Obesity
18 Change to report style Similar introduction and methods Similar detailed tables at end of chapter More charts to illustrate results, shorter headline commentary Discussion as before Aim to link with web content: Data visualisation to make information easily accessible Highlight trends over time
19 Trend tables Trend tables will continue, with commentary Two new adult tables: Wellbeing Average weekly alcohol consumption Children s tables will use age groups rather than individual age years Population number estimates for key variables
20 Additional topics for 2014 Interview Learning disability Planning for social care Hearing test Mental health Nurse Hearing difficulties Use of mental health services Attitudes to mental health/stigma Wellbeing Average weekly drinking
21 Possible additional topics for 2015 Extended social care Gambling Wellbeing Average weekly drinking Learning disability Military service Shingles/stroke
22 HSCIC consultation To inform design of the new HSE contract organisations/individuals responded Quality and precision of data, consistency of questions over time highly valued All core topics used, rated important by 60-95% of users Measurements all used, important Suggestions for additional topics Current design preferred affordable option
23 HSE in the news Fruit and vegetable consumption and allcause, cancer and CVD mortality: analysis of Health Survey for England data Oyinlola Oyebode, Vanessa Gordon-Dseagu, Alice Walker, Jennifer S Mindell J Epidemiol Community Health, March 2014 Salt reduction in England from 2003 to 2011: its relationship to blood pressure, stroke and ischaemic heart disease mortality Fang J He, Sonia Pombo-Rodrigues, Graham A MacGregor BMJ Open April 2014 Prevalence of prediabetes in England from 2003 to 2011: population-based, cross-sectional study Arch G Mainous III, Rebecca J Tanner, Richard Baker, Cilia E Zayas,Christopher A Harle BMJ Open, June 2014
24 Thank you If you want further information, Rachel Craig Research Director, Health Survey for England T E. Visit us online, natcen.ac.uk
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