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Public Perceptions of the NHS and Social Care 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 December 2012 wave of the survey are published here.
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National Cancer Survivorship Initiative Evaluation Follow-up
Ipsos's evaluation study of a new initiative in cancer aftercare services for NHS Improvement.
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Understanding Society - October 2013: Generations
Welcome to the latest edition of the Ipsos Social Research Institute's Understanding Society, which explores the differing attitudes, values and expectations across generations, tracking how they change over time.
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Payday lending advertising research
The Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) commissioned Ipsos to conduct qualitative research with a mix of participants who had considered using a payday loan and those who were payday lending customers.
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Public Health England 2013 Stakeholder Research
This report presents findings from an initial qualitative review of stakeholders' perceptions of Public Health England.
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Making Public Health Everybody's Business
This short slidepack sets out a selection of Ipsos's public health research, focusing on areas of public health we expect those working at the local authority level will find particularly useful.
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Homes for Britain: Britain for homes?
Ben Marshall gives a speech about public attitudes towards housing at the Labour Party conference 2013.
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"No such thing as society"?
Ipsos tested two versions of Margaret Thatcher's famous "no such thing as society" interview, each with representative samples of the population - one with just that simple statement, and one with a much longer excerpt from the interview. And there is a dramatic difference in results.
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Threat to Scotland team could influence some referendum voters
Pagoda PR commissioned a question on the Ipsos Scottish Public Opinion Monitor to test whether fears of Scotland losing its separate identity in World football could have any impact on the referendum.
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Research into drinking attitudes and behaviour
This report offers a unique insight into the drinking attitudes and behaviour of Drinkaware's three main target audiences: Young Adults aged 18-24; Adults aged 25-44; and Young people aged 11-17 and their parents.