Corporate report

PHE stakeholder research: 2016 to 2017

This report presents the findings of Ipsos MORI's fourth PHE stakeholder research.

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Public Health England
Published
12 April 2017

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Public Health England (PHE) commissioned Ipsos MORI to carry out its fourth annual stakeholder research, seeking the views and perspectives of leading stakeholders on:

  • their working relationships with PHE
  • our priorities, ambitions and focus (and how well these are understood)
  • expectations of us now and in the future
  • how we can improve what we do and how we work with stakeholders

皇冠体育app research was conducted between October and December 2016. 皇冠体育app results give valuable reflections of the progress of PHE鈥檚 relationships and provide useful insight of how we can build on progress to date.

For further information about the research and data tables, contact Rachel Burkitt at Ipsos MORI: [email protected].

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Published 12 April 2017

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