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Patients struggling with NHS admin
Ipsos polling for the King’s Fund, National Voices and Healthwatch England reveals that nearly two in three patients (64%) have experienced at least one NHS admin problem in the last year (for themselves or someone they care for) such as lost test results, inability to change or cancel appointments, or receiving incorrect information.
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Exercise, diet still top Britons’ preference for losing weight, despite NHS interest in weight loss jabs
A new Ipsos poll explores public attitudes towards weight loss, focusing on weight loss injections and planned weight loss strategies for 2025.
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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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National Diabetes Experience Survey results released
The first National Diabetes Experience Survey gave people living with diabetes the opportunity to share their experiences of diabetes care. It reveals that people are having a positive experience at their annual review and feel confident using devices to manage their diabetes.
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Ipsos research explores the experiences and challenges faced by individuals living with Rare Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases (RAIRDs) in the UK
Ipsos conducted an online survey of individuals aged 16+ living with RAIRDs from April 22nd to May 31st, 2024, on behalf of the Rare Autoimmune Rheumatic Disease Alliance (RAIRDA).
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"Broken NHS": Driving Patients Away?
New Ipsos poll reveals how public concerns about the health service are changing the way people seek care.
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Gender Bias: The ‘Invisible’ Barrier to Equitable Healthcare
The role of cultural and societal gender bias on the delivery, and experience, of oncology care in the UK.
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Beyond the waiting room: How local context shapes GP experience
Understanding patient experience is an important element of providing high quality health care, and can lead to more positive outcomes and experiences for patients and staff.
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Two thirds of UK public continue to think assisted dying should be legal, provided certain conditions are met
Majority of the UK public continue to believe it should be legal for a doctor to assist a patient aged 18 or older in ending their life by prescribing life-ending medication that the patient could take themselves (66%), provided certain conditions are met.
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Britons want easier access to appointments and shorter waiting times to improve GP experience
New Ipsos polling on perceptions of services Britons receive from GP practices.