Health Market Research Insights And Findings
Survey Suggests NHS To Face Nurse Shortage by 2016
July 2013
Recent research in the health sector from CfWI shows that the NHS is likely to have 47,545 fewer nurses than it needs by 2016. These findings come shortly after fresh concerns that the health service is failing to provide more care into the community and… Read more...
Survey Finds NHS Hospitals Losing Half a Billion Pounds A Year
July 2013
Market research from the Foundation Trust Network shows many its of members are unhappy with the “30% margin rule”, which limits how much money hospitals receive for emergency admissions. Once hospitals reach a set number of admissions they… Read more...
Market Research Survey Backs Call for More Legislation to Cut Adult Smoking Rates
June 2013
Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) said the Welsh government must take “bold action” after survey figures are reviewed. Campaigners are now calling for more legislation in an attempt to cut the number of adult smokers in Wales as figures… Read more...
Charities in Scottish Carer Support Plea Following Survey Findings
June 2013
Charities are urging GPs, health and social care staff and the Scottish government to ensure more support is given from day one, this follows a survey that suggests three quarters (75%) of carers are unprepared for the impact of being a carer. The report,… Read more...
Senior Health Professionals Anxious About Future of NHS, Says Market Research
June 2013
A recent health care market research report completed by the NHS Confederation has found that almost two thirds (64%) of health bosses think NHS patients’ experience will suffer as the service continues to try and make billions of pounds' worth… Read more...
Market Research Finds Alcohol Related Hospital Admissions Rise To More Than One Million A Year
June 2013
According to figures released by the National Health Service (NHS), an estimated 1.22m admissions to hospital were at least partially the result of people drinking too much alcohol – marking an increase of 51% over the last nine years. The number of… Read more...
