Public Perceptions of the NHS
Since 2000, Ipsos has conducted a series of surveys about public perceptions of the NHS on behalf of the Department of Health. These are the findings of the Spring 2012 wave of the survey.
Since 2000, Ipsos has conducted a series of surveys about public perceptions of the NHS on behalf of the Department of Health. The data tables and report detailing the findings of the Spring 2012 wave of the survey are published here.
The aim of the survey is to explore public perceptions of the NHS and social care services, and to track how perceptions have changed over time. The survey consists of ‘tracker’ questions which are asked in every wave of the survey, but also allows for the inclusion of questions about new topics as, and when, they arise. For example, questions about reforms to the NHS have been added to the most recent waves of the survey. This flexibility means that the research reflects the most current issues facing the NHS and social care.
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Ipsos interviewed a representative quota sample of 1015 adults in England aged 16 and over. Face-to-face interviews were conducted in-home between 4th and 31st May 2012. Data are weighted to the known population profile of England (aged 16 and over).More insights about Public Sector
