National Pandemic Pulse is a series of comprehensive, repeat surveys that are deployed across a representative U.S. population to primarily measure disparities and inequities in the experience and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. For information about the larger Pandemic Pulse project, please click here. 

 

So far, there have been three rounds of N-PP: Round 1 in September 2020, Round 2 in December 2020, Round 3 in May-June 2021, and Round 4 in November 2021. The questionnaire gauges different aspects of population response to the pandemic - ranging from adherence to anxiety, access to testing and care, vaccine perceptions, food insecurity, among others. 

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On this page, you will find information regarding study methodology and data collection tools used, webinars, policy guidance briefs, publications, as well as interactive dashboards to explore the N-PP data.

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