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Public Opinions on Assisted Suicide
New research, conducted by Ipsos for Dignity in Dying, investigates the both the public's opinion on the current law governing assisted suicide, as well as the opinions of MPs on whether doctors who assist terminally ill, but mentally competent, adult patients to die should be prosecuted.
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Public Spending Index - November 2009
The latest Public Spending Index from Ipsos's Social Research Institute shows that the public is split on whether there is a real need to cut spending on public services to pay off the national debt (43% agree, 44% disagree), but since the summer there has been an increase in those prepared to concede that public spending cuts are necessary.
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Trust in Doctors 2009
This report presents the findings of a survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP). The main objective of this survey was to examine the level of public trust in a variety of professions and types of people, including doctors.
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Opinion of Professions - Index to Trend Data
The following questions relate to trust and satisfaction in professions, particularly doctors. Most of these surveys were sponsored by the British Medical Association.
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Doctors Remain Most Trusted Profession
In a year when trust in politicians and other public figures has declined significantly, more than nine in ten British adults trust doctors to tell the truth, according to Ipsos's 2009 veracity trust survey for the Royal College of Physicians (RCP.
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Doctors still the most trusted profession
In a year when trust in politicians has declined significantly, more than nine in ten British adults trust doctors to tell the truth, according to an Ipsos/RCP survey on trust in professions.
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Only One in Five Say They Trust Journalists to Tell The Truth
Ipsos's veracity index finds that trust in journalists has remained low for the last 25 years.
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Doctors once again the most trusted profession
Doctors have been named the profession most trusted by the general public for the 25th year running, according to the latest Ipsos survey commissioned by the Royal College of Physicians. The annual poll, conducted 10 years after the Shipman case, indicates that over nine in ten adults in Britain believe doctors can be trusted to tell the truth, coming ahead of - for example, teachers, professors and judges.
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Public Perceptions of Herbal Medicines
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) commissioned Ipsos to conduct a programme of research to investigate the British public's view on herbal medicines.
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MediaGuardian poll on BBC licence fee
Ipsos research for MediaGuardian conducted in August indicates that while public support of the licence fee may not be strong, BBC programmes and services enjoy strong comparative popularity.