1998 & 2004 OMAS Survey

1998 & 2004 OMAS Survey

The first Ohio Family Health Survey (OFHS), in 1998, was developed by the Ohio Department of Health to obtain baseline statewide data on a number of health-related matters. Telephone interviews of approximately 16,000 Ohio households were conducted with one adult in each household. Information was also gathered on nearly 6,000 children from interviews with adult family members.

The 2004 Ohio Family Health Survey, sponsored by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, was a substantial expansion of the original survey, obtaining responses from nearly 40,000 adults and gathering information on more than 15,000 children.

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Survey Data

The public use file (PUF) contains data collected from the adult and child questionnaires. To download the OMAS PUF or PAF, please use our PUF/PAF request form.

1998 & 2004 Datasets Documentation

2004 Questionnaire

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