Health

Ipsos MORI has a dedicated NHS and Public Health team with a considerable breadth and depth of experience as can be seen below. We have worked across every SHA in England and for PCTs and ambulance trusts, and across the full range of stakeholders - e.g. patients, public, frontline staff, and managers. Our knowledge and expertise in the sector and our strong links with health organisations means we are able to work closely with clients to design and tailor research that specifically meets their needs.

We have strong links to specialist in-house methodological units such as the Qual Hothouse and the Research Methods Unit (RMU), and access to Ipsos MORI's considerable face-to-face and telephone fieldforces. We also have a great deal of experience in conducting large and small scale postal surveys. This means we have a wide range of quantitative and qualitative approaches at our disposal and can take on projects of all sizes.

Public Health

Research can play a vital role in understanding where health problems exist, who is affected, and what preventative measures can be implemented to improve health and wellbeing.

Public and Patient Engagement

Research can empower public and patients to influence the decisions which shape their local health services.

Evaluations

Evaluation research can help you understand how interventions, programmes and services should be designed and implemented most effectively.

Stakeholder and Reputation Research

In thinking about your reputation you need to consider whose opinion matters, what you need to know and how to find out what people think.

Patient Reported Outcome Measures

PROMs (Patient-Reported Outcomes Measures) can assess the impact of care, treatment and services on outcomes, as viewed by patients.

Patient Experience

In the current drive for quality improvements, collecting and using patient feedback is more important than ever. So how can you best measure the patient experience and its component parts?

Performance Management

Quality and regulatory standards, commissioning processes mean that demonstrating performance improvements is crucial. Research and analysis can identify specific areas for attention.

Delivering National Policy

Research is vital for the delivery of key areas of national health policy such as extending patient choice, improving the patient experience and treatment outcomes, and the introduction of clinician led commissioning of services.

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Offices

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Jonathan Nicholls
Research Director - Health and NHS
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Michele Corrado
Director, Health and Social Research
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Anna Carluccio
Research Director
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Caroline Webb
Associate Director
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Latest news and research:

Local Control and Local Variation in the NHS
In 2008/9 Ipsos MORI undertook some research for the Social Market Foundation looking at public perceptions and attitudes to National Standards in relation to local variation in the NHS.

Understanding Health: Spring/Summer 2009
Latest news from the Ipsos MORI health team. Topics include the value of health in World Class Commissioning, engaging GPs in reform, and looking at what the best Trusts get right.

Swine Flu Research (May 2009)
Conducted on behalf of King's College London and the Health Protection Agency, examines perceptions and behaviours of the British public with regard to Swine Flu.

Further reading:

Frontiers of performance in the NHS (2004)

Frontiers of performance in the NHS II (2008)