Health Promotion Board survey results on HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge and attitudes toward people living with HIV in Singapore. The CSV dataset “National Behavioural Surveillance Survey” captures behavioural surveillance fieldwork from 2007 through 2012, when the programme ended. Public health historians and NGOs can study how stigma and awareness metrics shifted over that period. This discontinued series remains valuable for comparing past HIV communication strategies in Singapore open health data.
To assess HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge and acceptance towards people living with HIV/AIDS. This survey has been discontinued since 2012.
Health Promotion Board CSV from the National Behavioural Surveillance Survey reporting the proportion of respondents with knowledge on HIV/AIDS prevention from 2007 to 2012. Each row records the survey year, the knowledge indicator, and the corresponding proportion. Public health researchers use the short series to track awareness levels over the surveillance period.