Healthcare

Ipsos's latest research for the Department for Education gathered evidence on the use, availability and experiences of childcare in April 2020 during COVID-19 for parents of 0-4 year-olds, including critical workers and parents of vulnerable children.

Our latest survey finds weakening cross party consensus on pandemic communications drives change.

Expanding on our popular research into life after lockdown, we find just 20% of people would feel comfortable holidaying abroad.

This is a report of findings from a public dialogue carried out by Ipsos and commissioned by the Wellcome Trust. The dialogue aimed to better understand the interests and priorities of the public across a full range of Neuroscience and Mental Health research.

Partnering with Imperial College, Ipsos is leading a major programme for the Department for Health and Social Care to track the progress of the infection across England and improve understanding of coronavirus prevalence.

Two in three (66%) now think that the Government acted too late in implementing stricter lockdown measures.

In a new blog, Rachel Burkitt and Anna Quigley review our recent polling, looking at how public opinion in relation to COVID-19 has changed over the past month.

Our latest Active Lives Adult Survey for Sport England shows that activity levels for adults aged 16+ were at a record high before the coronavirus pandemic.

45% think it is likely that the government has an exit strategy from the coronavirus lockdown with Conservative voters unsurprisingly most likely to think so.