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Office of Health Assessment & Epidemiology

 

Contact Information


    Los Angeles County
    Department of Public Health,
    Office of Health Assessment &
    Epidemiology,
    Community Health Assessment Unit,
    313 N. Figueroa Street, Room 127
    Los Angeles, CA 90012

    Phone:(213) 288-7785
    Fax:(213) 250-2594
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To Access or Request Los Angeles County Health Survey Data

Data Tables

Data tables from the Los Angeles County Health Survey (LACHS) are available here by survey year and topic. Other data are available in our reports.

Trend Tables

Trend data tables can be accessed here by specific topic of interest.

Customized Data Requests

If specific LACHS data tables you need are unavailable on our website, you may request data from us. We routinely fulfill customized data requests from community-based organizations, advocacy groups, researchers, and government agencies. Turn-around time may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the request. But we strive to provide the requested data within a couple of weeks. Please call (213) 288-7785, Monday through Friday, or email (LAHealthData@ph.lacounty.gov) for further assistance. 

Open Data Sets

We are making available de-identified data collected in the 2015 and 2018 surveys to external researchers and data users. These raw data sets include all the variables we collected except for sub-county geographic information. Data can be analyzed and used for research, planning, and evaluation. To request the data sets, please submit the Data Access Form to us via email (LAHealthData@ph.lacounty.gov).

Data for Research Collaboration

If sub-county geographic data from the survey are needed for research purposes, researchers may request the data by entering into a formal research agreement with the Office of Health Assessment and Epidemiology (OHAE). The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LAC-DPH) is interested in making the best possible use of the data and furthering collaborations with academic centers and other institutions. Requests to use the LACHS data sets are considered on a case-by-case basis. 

pdf icon Click here to download the guidelines for accessing LACHS data for research collaboration.

 

 
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