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Public holds misconceptions about antibiotic resistance
Over half of the public (54%) are either unsure if there’s anything they can individually do to prevent antibiotics becoming less effective at treating infections (28%) or incorrectly believe there’s nothing they can personally do (26%).
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FSA consumer survey, conducted by Ipsos, highlights risky kitchen behaviours
Since 2020, Ipsos has been running the FSA’s flagship consumer survey, Food and You 2. Research from the survey, published by the Food Standards Agency reveals some of the risky behaviours taking place in household kitchens across the country.
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Can Labour deliver? Public services face inequality crisis
Ipsos’ annual ‘Understanding Society’ report “Putting the Place into Public Services” utilises 8 MRP (Multilevel Regression and Poststratification) models to understand public perceptions of key services in every local authority area across the UK, including health services, policing, public transport, and education, as well as housing, jobs, and overall quality of life and community cohesion.
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Easier access to GP practice appointments is now the public’s top priority for the NHS, overtaking resolving staffing issues
The public’s priorities for the NHS have shifted since May 2024. For the first time, making it easier to get appointments at GP practices is the public’s top priority for the NHS (38%). This is followed by improving waiting times for A&E (33%), reducing the number of staff leaving the NHS by improving working conditions (29%) and reducing waste and improving the efficiency of NHS services (29%).
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Essential Digital Skills for Work 2024
The fifth wave of tracking Essential Digital Skills (EDS) research launched in Lloyds Banking Group’s Consumer Index report at the end of 2024. Ipsos was commissioned by Lloyds Banking Group to measure the UK’s ability to navigate the online world – in life and in work.
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Low satisfaction with health services highlights health inequalities
New study from Ipsos reveals a concerning disparity in satisfaction with health services across the UK.
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Latest Life in the UK Index shows quality of life has stagnated
Wellbeing did not improve between 2023 and 2024, according to research among more than 6,700 UK residents.