Bloodwise commissioned Savanta ComRes to conduct research among GPs in order to better understand what would help them identify blood cancer symptoms more effectively. Results show that GPs more commonly select practical matters such as the length of appointment times or on the job training than theoretical resources.
The RCGP English GP survey tracks GP views on many aspects of current practice including workload, workforce, and infrastructure. The survey also tracks opinions on the GP Forward View and the NHS Long Term Plan.
A survey to measure and track ongoing public awareness and perceptions of the Paralympic Games and ParalympicsGB. The research aimed to uncover the wider social impact of the Paralympic Games on perceptions of disabilities.
Nearly nine in ten adults in Great Britain (86%) say they agree that childhood obesity is a serious problem in the UK and seven in ten (69%) say they agree that the new Prime Minister should continue to prioritise reducing childhood obesity.
Survey of 501 British adults with a diagnosed mental health problem on the length of mental health waiting times on the NHS, and the impact of these waits.
The second part of a survey of UK adults, on behalf of Hospice UK. The questions asked in this section are around concerns for future care needs and the public's perception of the role of hospices in this.
A survey of UK adults, on behalf of Hospice UK, around their familiarity with hospices, perceptions of hospices, and willingness to get involved with the cause
A survey of UK disabled adults aged 18-30 on behalf of Leonard Cheshire Disability around their experiences at school and the provision of support towards future employment.
A survey of Directors and Deputy Directors of Nursing across the UK on behalf of the RCN exploring topics around the impact of Brexit on the nursing workforce and safe staffing.
Survey of UK adults on behalf of the NCPC to explore public perceptions on death and dying to support communications during Death Matters Awareness Week 2017.
Online survey of 14 to 18 year olds in six European countries on their perceptions and understanding of vaccines, specifically meningitis, their preferred sources of information and frequency of media usage.
“We were so pleased with the results of the polling we commissioned through Savanta ComRes. Katie and her team were a steady hand of expertise throughout the whole process and worked quickly and professionally to meet our deadlines. The polling provided us with a hook that was instrumental in enabling our campaign to take light more quickly and gain a wider reach.”
Home for Good
“I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Charu, Rachel, and the rest of the Savanta ComRes team to any colleague who is interested in commissioning some polling. At every stage of our research with NHS leaders (from designing the questions, finding the right sample, going to field, analysing the results, and checking that we represented the findings accurately in our report), the team at Savanta ComRes were just brilliant – professional, responsive, expert, and enthusiastic about helping us achieve what we were after. I will definitely be working with them again in the future.”
Faculty of Public Health
“Savanta ComRes led a very substantial and complex data project for us with really expert advice and guidance to make sure we got the best possible quality data. With the help and support of Savanta ComRes consultants and in house data experts we managed to put together a potentially very difficult project on time and to the highest quality. They understand their clients and what matters to them."
Centre for Social Justice
Savanta ComRes were an absolute joy to work with. We needed a punchy poll-based story for the launch of the latest phase of our Choose Psychiatry recruitment campaign and Savanta ComRes delivered that in buckets, with the story getting national television, radio and print coverage as well as online.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Savanta ComRes help us produce data that our members value and allows us to communicate effectively to policymakers and the media about issues that are important to recruiters.
🏥Our latest polling with @itvnews shows a majority who say that they trust the vaccine after it has been approved (57%), compared to two in five who trust it before approval (39%).
