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In addition to the actual risk factor survey results, the report should include information about the target population which the results refer to, the way how the data was collected (measurement protocol), the quality of collected data, the definition of used indicators in reporting and the interpretation of the results. The extent to which all these are reported depends on the target group whom the results are meant for.
Everybody who is interested in the basic risk factor survey report should have an easy access to it. The report should be available in several languages to facilitate its use by all target groups. The World Wide Web (WWW) is a convenient medium for distributing the report. A WWW-interface for an interactive database, from which the requested reports would be generated, would facilitate the use of user-selected language even for the legends and titles of the figures and tables of the report.
Examples in this document give general outlook of the reporting which can be used as well in internet as printed reports. For simplicity, they are only in English.
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