This survey is the Swedish part of the 2011 'International Social Survey Program' (ISSP), and it is the first time an ISSP-survey is focusing on health. Purpose: ISSP aims to design and implement internationally comparable attitude surveys. The study in 2011 investigating Health.
Quality and availability of services, associated facilities and personnel within health care. Health care economy and policy decisions and principles at national, regional or local level regarding health care. Use note: For laws and regulations already implemented, use the topic 'Laws and regulations' as well.
Data on the general well-being or health status of an individual, group or population. May be objectively measured/observed or self-perceived. Well-being includes, for instance, physical and mental capacity or state, as well as social state.
Issues related to the actual provision of social welfare, who provides social welfare services in practice and to what extent, how the actual services are structured. For example, questions on how a local government has organised services for the elderly.
Data on social behaviour, social interaction and networks, social responsibilities, social norms and rules, and attitudes towards these issues.
DRINKING HABITS, PATTERNS OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND BEHAVIOUR ASSOCIATED WITH ALCOHOL INTAKE
COVERS ALL ASPECTS OF MEDICAL CARE GIVEN TO OR RECEIVED BY A PATIENT, INCLUDING EXAMINATIONS, DIAGNOSIS, MONITORING AND TREATMENT.
THIS TERM IS USED FOR DATA ON GENERAL ILL HEALTH.
INHALING AND EXHALING THE SMOKE OF BURNING TOBACCO
RECORD OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S ILLNESSES, MEDICAL TREATMENTS, ETC.
THE AMOUNT OF MONEY OR RESOURCES REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A CERTAIN LEVEL OR TYPE OF HEALTH CARE TO THE POPULATION
HEALTH SERVICES PROVIDED AT NATIONAL OR REGIONAL LEVEL
THIS TERM INCLUDES PROVISION AND ORGANISATION OF HEALTH SERVICES AS WELL AS PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY ISSUES.