Results
The Healthy Finland Survey provides comprehensive information on the health, well-being and service use of adults living in Finland. The data was collected in 2022–2023 using questionnaires and health examination measurements from mainland Finland and Åland. The results can be examined by age and gender as well as by the educational group and wellbeing services county.
The basic reporting of the results was divided into two parts. In spring 2023, indicators based on the questionnaire section were published by region in Statistics and Indicator Bank Sotkanet, in indicator tables and as a statistical report. Phenomenon reports were published online during autumn and winter 2023 (only in Finnish). In addition to the results, the phenomenon reports published on different topics contain an expert assessment and conclusions on the current state and future outlook. Press releases about the reports were also published in English.
Press releases and news
- Tooth erosion threatens oral health – caries and gum diseases remain common
10 Dec 2024 - Significant differences in work ability and physical functional capacity between cities
24 Apr 2024 - Wishes to have children postponed until later – fertility counselling, support for families with children and positive speech may support birth rate
10 Jan 2024 - A growing number of Finns feel that long queues and high client fees complicate access to health and social services
14 Dec 2023 - Weight gain among Finns already causing significant problems - the time for social measures is now
4 Dec 2023 - Women in particular experience emotional abuse as a form of domestic violence
28 Nov 2023 - One in five young women have experienced discrimination in working life
23 Nov 2023 - Concern about climate change is common, and many make sustainable choices in their everyday lives
22 Nov 2023 - More than one half of 65–74-year-olds feel fully able to work – still only a small proportion is in paid employment
7 Nov 2023 - Only less than half of adults engage in enough physical activity, staying up late and insufficient sleep have become more common
26 Oct 2023 - One in five adults have had to compromise on food, medicines or doctor’s appointments because of lack of money
5 Oct 2023 - Psychological stress and suicidal thoughts among working-age people have increased, while it is difficult to get a doctor’s appointment
22 May 2023
Questionnaire section results
The results of the questionnaire section can be found as indicators in the Sotkanet.fi service and as indicator tables on this website.
Indicators in the Sotkanet.fi service
The Sotkanet.fi indicator bank contains a wide range of indicators on the health, well-being and services of the population, including the indicators of the social welfare and health care cost-effectiveness (KUVA) and the monitoring indicators of several national programmes. The results can be examined by population group and by wellbeing services county.
Healthy Finland Survey indicators on the Sotkanet.fi website
Indicators in tables (only in Finnish)
The indicator tables contain the results of each indicator by region and population group. The table page shows the results, 95% confidence intervals and a description of the formation of the indicator.
Indicator tables for the Healthy Finland Survey questionnaire section (in Finnish)
Statistical report
Selected key results for the questionnaire section were published in the statistical report. The statistical report also contains a quality report describing the sample for the Healthy Finland survey 2022–2023 as well as the data collection, material and methods of the questionnaire section.
Statistics home page
The adult population’s well-being and health – Healthy Finland Survey 2022
