Overlap between surveys in the IHMHS

Content that overlaps between the NHS 2022 and the NNPAS 2023 includes:

• self-reported cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic kidney disease
• current smoker status
• self-reported body mass and measurements
• voluntary physical measurements (height, weight, waist and blood pressure)
• household and geographic details
• socio-economic and demographic information.

Content available in the NHS 2022 only includes:

• long-term health conditions
• smoking and vaping
• alcohol consumption
• fruit and vegetable consumption
• physical activity (15+ years)
• breastfeeding
• disability
• self-assessed health status
• psychological distress
• bodily pain
• over-the-counter medications
• PBS-linked medications.

Content available in the NNPAS 2023 only includes:

• dietary intake (two days of recall)
• food security
• food avoidance
• physical and sedentary activity (2–17 years)
• activity wristband (5+ years)
• sleep.

Content that overlaps between the NATSIHS 2022–23 and the NNPAS 2023 includes:

• self-reported cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic kidney disease
• current smoker status
• fruit and vegetable consumption
• food security
• physical activity (15+ years remote, 18+ years non-remote)
• mental health
• self-assessed health status
• disability
• self-reported body measurements
• voluntary physical measurements (height, weight, waist and blood pressure)
• household and geographic details
• socio-economic and demographic information.

Content available in the NATSIHS 2022–23 only includes:

• long-term health conditions
• smoking and vaping
• alcohol consumption
• sugar sweetened and diet drink consumption
• physical activity (15–17 years non-remote)
• breastfeeding
• psychological distress
• stressors
• unfair treatment
• social and emotional wellbeing
• cultural determinants of health
• use of health services and barriers to access
• personal internet use
• medications.

Content available in the NATSINPAS 2023 only includes:

• dietary intake (one day of recall)
• access and barriers to healthy and nutritious food
• access and barriers to drinking tap water
• influences on dietary choices
• physical activity (5–14 years remote, 2–17 years non-remote)
• activity wristband (5+ years)
• sedentary activity
• sleep.

Survey topics that were similar between the NHS 2022 and NATSIHS 2022–23 were:

• long-term health conditions
• smoking and vaping
• alcohol consumption
• fruit and vegetable consumption
• physical activity (15+ years)
• breastfeeding
• disability
• self-assessed health status
• psychological distress
• voluntary physical measurements (height, weight, waist circumference and blood pressure)
• medications
• household and geographic details
• demographic and socio-economic information.

Additional content unique to the NHS 2022 included:

• bodily pain
• over-the-counter medications.

Additional content unique to the NATSIHS 2022–23 included:

• food security
• sugar sweetened and diet drink consumption
• stressors
• unpaid care
• unfair treatment
• social and emotional wellbeing
• cultural determinants of health
• use of health services and barriers to access
• food security
• sugar sweetened and diet drink consumption
• stressors
• unpaid care
• unfair treatment
• social and emotional wellbeing
• cultural determinants of health
• use of health services and barriers to access
• personal use of the internet.

Survey topics that were similar between the NNPAS 2023 and NATSINPAS 2023 were:

• dietary intake (one day of recall)
• food security
• physical and sedentary activity (2-17 years)
• activity wristband (5+ years)
• sleep
• self-reported cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and kidney disease
• current smoker status
• voluntary physical measurements (height, weight, waist and blood pressure)
• household and geographic details
• demographic and socio-economic information.

Additional content unique to the NNPAS 2023 included:

• dietary intake (second day of recall)
• food avoidance.

Additional content unique to the NATSINPAS 2023 included:

• access and barriers to healthy and nutritious food
• access and barriers to drinking tap water
• fruit and vegetable consumption
• influences on dietary choices
• physical and sedentary activity (18+ years)
• barriers to physical activity
• self-assessed health status
• mental health
• disability.