What is the Global Health Survey – Saudi Arabia 2025?
It is a national project aimed at systematically collecting and analyzing comprehensive data on the population’s health status, behaviors, and health-related factors in the Kingdom.
What is the main goal of the survey?
To establish a precise and integrated database that supports decision-makers and researchers in improving healthcare quality, enhancing quality of life, and achieving Vision 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals.
Who oversees the implementation of the survey?
The survey is conducted under the supervision of the Ministry of Health of Saudi Arabia.
When will the survey be conducted?
It will take place over a full calendar year, with a four-month data collection period planned to ensure comprehensive coverage of all regions of the Kingdom.
Who is the target group for the survey?
A selected sample of citizens and residents aged 15 years and above, both male and female, representing households across various regions of Saudi Arabia.
How is the data collected?
Through digital questionnaires, face-to-face interviews, and medical and laboratory tests using advanced tools and technologies to ensure data accuracy.
Where will interviews and sample collection take place?
Selected homes in all regions of the Kingdom.
Why should I participate in the survey?
Your participation helps enhance the quality of healthcare, strengthens disease prevention and early detection, provides valuable data to inform national health policies, and supports the goals of Vision 2030.
What benefit does the survey offer to the community?
It leads to improved quality of life by ensuring health services are better tailored to the needs of the population, contributing to a healthier and more vibrant society.
How can I be sure the survey team is authorized?
The field team is certified by the Ministry of Health and carries official ID badges. You can verify their identity upon their visit.
What type of data is collected?
The survey gathers data related to public health, health behaviors, environmental and social factors, and conditions affecting individual and community health.
Is the information collected confidential?
Yes. All collected data is strictly confidential and used solely for survey and analytical purposes, following the highest standards of privacy and data protection.
Can I choose a convenient time for the interview?
Yes, efforts will be made to schedule a time that suits you, and coordination will be done in advance.
How long will the survey visit take?
On average, the full process takes about two hours to complete.
Will there be follow-up visits?
In some cases, follow-up visits or calls may be conducted to collect additional data or verify responses.
Will I receive my survey results?
Individual results will not be shared, but the overall findings will be published in national health reports.
What happens if a health issue is discovered during the survey?
When signing the consent form, you’ll be asked if you wish to be informed in case a health issue is found. If you agree, you will be notified and guided to seek medical consultation via the 937 hotline. If you decline, no personal health information will be shared with you.
Why are blood samples collected?
Blood samples help analyze key health indicators such as blood sugar, cholesterol levels, and common diseases. This data provides a comprehensive overview of public health in the community.
Is blood sample collection safe?
Yes, all blood samples are taken using sterilized tools and in accordance with approved medical procedures to ensure your safety.
Does the survey include questions about women’s health?
Yes, the survey includes questions on women’s health such as reproductive health and prenatal care to better understand and address women’s health needs.
Are there any sensitive or gender-specific questions in the survey?
The survey contains questions on health status and behaviors, including topics specific to women. These are handled with complete confidentiality.
Is it safe to participate in the survey while pregnant?
Yes, participation during pregnancy is completely safe. All medical tests are conducted safely and under professional supervision, posing no risk to you or your baby.
Will information related to pregnancy be kept confidential?
Absolutely. All data collected, including pregnancy-related information, is kept strictly confidential and used only for health analysis purposes. No personal information will be shared with any third party.
How can I participate in the survey?
If selected, the survey team will contact you. For more information, you can call the Ministry of Health’s unified number: 937.
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