Public acceptability of health and social care funding options Funding options for the NHS and social care in the UK This working paper is part of a research project exploring funding options for the NHS and social care in the UK.
It explores the preferences of the general public with regard to the various ways of raising the additional funds that will be needed for health and social care in the UK. The researchers conducted focus groups with members of the public in all four UK countries and used the findings to design a discrete choice experiment (DCE). In the DCE, with a total of 2,756 respondents, researchers tested people’s preferences between different ways of funding health care and social care by asking them to make a series of choices between pairs of options.
The working paper presents the key findings, and draws out the policy implications. The Health Foundation
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It explores the preferences of the general public with regard to the various ways of raising the additional funds that will be needed for health and social care in the UK. The researchers conducted focus groups with members of the public in all four UK countries and used the findings to design a discrete choice experiment (DCE). In the DCE, with a total of 2,756 respondents, researchers tested people’s preferences between different ways of funding health care and social care by asking them to make a series of choices between pairs of options.
The working paper presents the key findings, and draws out the policy implications. The Health Foundation
See also:
- Health funding – finally something we can agree on The Health Foundation
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