Health and Wellbeing Strategy Index

Last updated 15th June 2026

Partners in Surrey are measuring the long-term impact of the Health and Wellbeing Strategy on reducing health inequalities in Surrey using the Health and Wellbeing Strategy Index. The purpose of the index is to measure progress against the Health and Wellbeing Strategy’s priorities and outcomes, particularly for our Priority Populations (including the Key Neighbourhoods), where the data is available.

The index combines appropriate physical, mental and wider determinants of health indicators into thematic groups at different geographic levels. These allow us to see improvements that come from working together in partnership. The index is calculated on an annual basis but not all data is from the same year; the most recent data available is used for each indicator.

Alongside the index are overarching indicators around life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, and indicators currently available for some of the Priority Populations only at a Surrey-wide level currently.

The index is presented in the interactive dashboard below, which offers users several ways to drill down into the data, including the ability to choose between different levels of geography. The index is updated every year and the third annual refresh was published at the beginning of June 2026.

The dashboard is also available at Health & Wellbeing Strategy Index | Tableau Public

A video tutorial explaining how to navigate around the current version of the dashboard is also available at the bottom of this page.

We have also produced a scorecard which presents a summary of the findings in the HWB Strategy Index, outlining overall progress against the strategy to help gauge system-wide success (or otherwise) and support the direction of appropriate interventions related to the priority populations and outcomes in the HWB Strategy where improvement is required.