Healthcare

Unlike the rest of the world, majority of the mainland China believes that the Chinese economy has already recovered. Malaysians, thinks that it would take much longer for the economy to recovery, which is largely in line with the global country average.

Malaysians in all groups recognize that, COVID-19 being a community driven disease, the community is the greater beneficiary of vaccination. There is a need to improve awareness campaigns to inform about individual benefits and its subsequent spillover into community benefits to further boost vaccination intention.

A majority of people in the countries surveyed think their country is in a decline – a sentiment shared by more than half of Malaysians.

Global population dynamics, empathy in healthcare, the pandemic experience in Africa and a focus on Italy are all featured in this month’s round-up of the latest research and thinking from Ipsos teams around the world.

Covid-19 is overshadowing other concerns among Malaysians, and per May 2021 it’s substantially higher than the global country average. Concerns about unemployment and poverty lingers both in Malaysia and elsewhere.

The latest findings from Ipsos find that Malaysians are consistently on the top among the 25 countries surveyed in supporting vaccine passports or similar health certificates to access the country and its public venues

Malaysians’ concern about Covid has been consistently high throughout the last year, but is now at its lowest level since September 2020, with mental and emotional health improving

Latest findings from Ipsos Malaysia study on State of the Healthcare System finds that Malaysians now have more trust in the healthcare system now compared to 2 years ago

Recent Ipsos Findings on Perception of Covid-19 Vaccine in Malaysia and across the globe