Public Health

Findings from the twelfth report of REACT-1, one of the country’s largest studies into COVID-19 infections in England, have been published today (Thursday 17 June) by Imperial College London and Ipsos.

Concerns about new coronavirus variants and a possible exit wave are a reminder that there is still work to be done to defeat the pandemic. We consider how the uneven impact of the pandemic across different ethnic groups is mirrored by the uneven way they are emerging from it, and look at how important vaccine uptake is to preventing racial disparities from widening further.

An Ipsos survey for the WEF also points to a decline in COVID-19 vaccination intent not only in countries where many have already been inoculated.

Using social data to understand how to bring more empathy into the HCP-patient relationship in changing healthcare environments

Findings from the eleventh report of REACT-1, one of the country’s largest studies into COVID-19 infections in England, have been published today (Thursday 13 May) by Imperial College London and Ipsos. 

Having spent more than a year in and out of lockdowns, many of us have started to experience unexplainable symptoms such as tiredness and a general lack of motivation as we muddle through the days. This cognitive fog is a result of pandemic burnout as we go through the same motions every day.

Study from academics at Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London examined public opinion and the commitment to ‘build back better’

Survey finds mixed views about mandating vaccine certificates for everyday activities

Latest findings from the Ipsos UK KnowledgePanel show that over two in five expect the general standard of care to get better, and the public’s top priority for the NHS is improving waiting times