Research and analysis

Characteristics of children receiving universal health visitor reviews (April 2018 to March 2020)

Experimental analysis of the Community Services Dataset.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 2 February 2021

This publication was withdrawn on 23 December 2025

This publication is based on historic analysis produced by Public Health England. The methods and data are now out of date, and the analysis should no longer be used. If you have any queries, contact: statistics@dhsc.gov.uk.

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Details

Analysis of the characteristics of children who received universal health visitor reviews in 2018 to 2019 and 2019 to 2020. Characteristics include:

• ethnicity
• deprivation
• looked-after children
• disability
• vulnerability
• whether children have moved within and between areas
• where children have a preferred language other than English

The analysis gives further detail to that available from the health visitor metrics and outcomes for children in the early years which are produced routinely by Public Health England (PHE) based on data from the interim national reporting system for children’s public health 0 to 5 years. Data from the interim national reporting system is available in the early years section of the child and maternal health profiles in PHE’s Fingertips tool.

Published 2 February 2021