Health Market Research Insights And Findings
Survey Uncovers Escalation of NHS A&E Waiting Times
December 2012
A nationwide survey conducted by the Care Quality Commission, which questioned 46,000 patients who have been treated at A&Es in the UK, has uncovered an increase in hospital emergency service waiting times in several key regions. One in three of the respondents… Read more...
Market Research Reveals Current Attitudes of Britons towards Plastic Surgery
December 2012
A new survey by beauty retailer Fabriah.com has discovered that most British women now prefer to allow themselves to grow old gracefully – the majority interviewed said they would shun plastic surgery, even if it was offered to them for free.… Read more...
Study Results Show Active Route To School Can Aid Academic Performance
November 2012
A joint study by two Danish Universities has found that regular exercise could advance a student by up to half a year in their studies. Children who walked or cycled to school performed better in tests measuring concentration levels, as opposed to those who… Read more...
Survey Suggests Elderly Face Tough Winter
November 2012
Age UK have surveyed more than 1,000 adults aged over 65, and estimates that as many as 25,000 older people could die needlessly due to the harsh winter that has been forecast. The study said that the drop in temperature could increase the chance of… Read more...
International Study Sees UK Ranked Best for Online GP Services
November 2012
A global survey has shown that the UK is leading the way when it comes to family doctors using digital services to facilitate their performance. The Commonwealth International Health Policy Survey questioned nearly 8,500 primary care doctors across… Read more...
Survey Shows 'Call Of Duty Cough' To Spread Worldwide
November 2012
A poll taken from the gaming website IGN has revealed a new 'illness' could be hitting the worldwide population on Tuesday, with the release of the most pre-ordered game in Amazon's history. The 'Call of Duty Cough' refers to a fictitious… Read more...
