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Maintaining pride in the NHS: The challenge for the new NHS Chief Exec
In her latest blog, Anna Quigley looks at public perceptions of the NHS and what it tells us about the challenges facing Simon Stevens, its new Chief Executive.
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Ipsos & The Mobile World
Ipsos & The Mobile World: Harnessing the power of mobile for in-the-moment research.
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Data privacy: where do people draw the line?
Bobby Duffy blogs for the Royal Statistics Society on how the public feel about how companies handle their data.
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Public Perceptions of the NHS and Social Care Survey
Our regular study of public attitudes regarding the NHS and social care for the Department of Health
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Money Lives: the financial behaviour of the UK
Money Lives is a new piece of pioneering research, conducted by Ipsos in collaboration with the University of Warwick and the Fairbanking Foundation, on behalf of the Money Advice Service into the ways that people manage their money.
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Dialogue on Data
Ipsos was commissioned by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to conduct a public dialogue examining the public's views on using linked administrative data for research purposes.
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State of the Charities Sector poll for New Philanthropy Capital
In January 2014, Ipsos was commissioned by New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) to conduct a short survey looking into the public's views on the state of the charity sector.
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NHS Change Day - what factors help innovation to spread?
David Jeans and Emily Gray blog on the importance of NHS Change Day in helping spread innovation across the NHS.
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Three in four Britons are worried about companies collecting information about them
A major new international online study on privacy and personalisation from Ipsos shows that three in five Britons (62%) would rather keep their online activities private, even if that means they lose out on personalised services and relevant recommendations.
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Research for the Royal Mail
Four in five households across seven major UK cities believe that, no matter who delivers their mail, it should be delivered six days a week, says an Ipsos survey for the Royal Mail.