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This report provides an overview of the data collection and methodological aspects of the 2025 National Women’s Health Survey. Unless otherwise stated, the text in this report refers to methodological considerations for the probability-based panel Life in Australia™. Where applicable, tables have been updated with figures from non-probability panel provider ORU.
Jean Hailes for Women’s Health commissioned the Social Research Centre to conduct the National Women’s Health Survey (NWHS) in 2025. This is an annual survey focusing on women’s health. The topics explored each year are updated to reflect current information needs. The 2025 survey focused on women’s knowledge and experiences in relation to their general health as well as migraine, dementia, early pregnancy loss, and sex and gender issues in health research.
The data were collected via two sample sources:
The non-probability panel provider increased the coverage of women aged 18+ years old, particularly within the smaller states and territories of Australia.
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