Name – Aditya Nandu Dhaware

Roll No – 5609
Seat No – 1661
Date - 10/02/2023
Academic year - 2022-2023
Department Name - B.S.C.
 SBB ALIAS APPASAHEB JEDHE
ARTS,COMMERCE AND SCIENCE COLLEGE,
PUNE - 411002

INTRODUCING :
THE SURVEY ON PHYSICAL HEALTH
 CERTIFICATE

This is certify that, Aditya Nandu Dhaware

student of SY BSC (COMPUTER SCIENCE) has
successfully completed their survey on the
topic of the “PHYSICAL HEALTH SURVEY” .
Semester: III
Date : 10/02/2023
Academic year: 2022-2023
 INDEX

Sr.No. Table of content Remarks

1. Data

2. Introduction

3. Objective

4. Methodology

5. Analysis of Data

6. Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION

A physical health survey is a tool used to gather information

on the behaviour of a specific group of people from a
determined area. This kind of survey allows health care
experts to understand better how a community acts towards
health.
Health surveys are a necessary and helpful instrument for
decision-making when crafting a health plan. Health
surveys provide specific information about the
epidemiological situation, health trends, life habits, and the
use of health services from the patients’ point of view.
Physical education is an integral part of young people's
education in senior cycle. As a result of their learning in
physical education, young people can increase their
enjoyment, confidence and competence in a range of
physical activities.
The purpose of this survey is to gather information about
physical health behaviours , habits, and experiences in
order to better understand the overall physical health of
individuals and identify areas for improvement.
 OBJECTIVES

The most important part of a physical health survey is the

correct implementation. Patients need to have a specific
time to answer the survey question without intervention
during the hospital experience, which usually is when they
feel least prepared to answer questions; instead, they
should answer them at the end of their visit.
Having the right health survey questions in a survey will
allows to collect valuable data about your respondents’
health and well-being and adequately meet your research
objectives.
• The objective of this research tool can be:
• To understand general health.
• The factors that affect a certain. disease.
• The opinion about the medical services provided.
• The risk factors associated with the individual's health,
among others.
 METHODOLOGY

Methodology for Physical Health Survey

• Participants: The target population for this survey will be a
sample of adults aged 18 and above. The sample will be
randomly selected from a larger population using a
stratified sampling method to ensure representation from
different demographic groups.
• Instrumentation: A self-administered questionnaire will be
used to gather information about physical health
behaviours, habits, and experiences. The questionnaire will
include a combination of multiple-choice and open-ended
questions, and it will be reviewed by experts in the field of
physical health to ensure its validity and reliability.
• Data Collection: The questionnaire will be distributed to
participants either online or in paper form, depending on
the preference of the participant. Participants will be asked
to complete the questionnaire and return it either by mail or
online. Participants will be informed about the
confidentiality and anonymity of their responses, and they
will be assured that their information will be used for
research purposes only.
This methodology aims to provide a systematic and reliable
method for collecting and analysing data on physical health
behaviours, habits, and experiences. The results of this
study will contribute to our understanding of physical health
and will inform future efforts to improve the health and well-
being of individuals.
ANALYSIS OF DATA
 CONCLUSION

The physical health survey provides valuable insights into

the overall wellness of the population. The results can be
used to identify areas of concern and design targeted
health interventions to improve the physical health of
individuals. However, it is important to keep in mind that
the survey results are only a snapshot in time and may not
reflect the complete picture of an individual's physical
health. Further research and monitoring is needed to
determine the long-term impact of health interventions and
to continue improving physical health outcomes for all
individuals.