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Feedback collection to improve maternity services
Ipsos was commissioned by NHS England in February 2018 to understand how maternity services currently collect and use feedback from women to improve services, and to explore the opportunities for the collection of digital feedback in maternity services with the dual purposes of national benchmarking and local service improvement.
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Jeremy Corbyn's likeability ratings decline
The Ipsos September 2018 Political Monitor reveals one in three (32%) say they like the Labour leader, down from 46% in September 2017.
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Britons lack confidence that May, Corbyn or Johnson would get a good Brexit deal
The Ipsos September 2018 Political Monitor reveals seven in ten (70%) Britons lack confidence in Theresa May to get a good deal for Britain from other EU leaders in negotiations.
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Implicit Reaction Time survey reveals strength of driver sentiment against tailgating
As Highways England launches new campaign, Ipsos publishes new research which finds drivers feel most strongly that tailgating is the biggest problem on A roads and motorways.
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The Secret to Unleashing a Disruptive Brand? Stop Being a Victim
This report explores how to survive in a transforming market and handle the changes disruption brings.
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Bringing the public along on the health tech revolution
Kate Duxbury reflects on the initial code of conduct for data driven health and care technology.
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Ipsos Scotland Issues Index 2018
Scots are more likely than their neighbours to see Brexit as one of the most important issues facing the country.
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Survey of secondary school and college pupils and their parents/carers in England
The latest findings from a survey of pupils and their parents/carers on: extra-curricular activities, learning about government and politics, bullying, mental health, changes to GCSEs, subject and qualifications choice, and careers and aspirations.
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What can the Government do to ensure a successful implementation of the ‘opt-out’ organ donation system?
As Organ Donation Week comes to an end, Joanna Barry and Michelle Mackie discuss findings from Ipsos’s research concerning implementation of the proposed opt-out system. This raises a number of important questions for the Government to consider if Parliament approves this legislation.
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Claimant Research
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published findings from three waves of qualitative and quantitative research exploring claimants’ experiences of the PIP claim process.