Health Sector

Health Sector market research

The Murray Consultancy are specialists in providing research, insight and consultation to the Health Sector. We have worked on a number of projects with many different health authorities, commissioners, providers and Trusts. By way of example, subject areas have included:

  • Public Consultations into new Neighbourhood Health and Treatment Centres
  • Assessment of how health is promoted in the work place
  • Assessing geodemographic insights into parental dietary control of their under 4s’ eating behaviour
  • Evaluation of health interventions on issues such as obesity and smoking
  • Public awareness of changes in health care provision
  • Likely patient behaviour with different illnesses or health problems
  • Knowledge of patient signposting
  • Patient and stakeholder perception of local hospitals
  • Attitudes to the building/refurbishing of new hospitals
  • Issues around safety and alcohol
  • Work on advocacy and mental health support structures
  • Assessment of mental health amongst health professionals

Why we’re the perfect choice for this sector…

Research in the health sector is often subject to scrutiny by the public and assessment by the research governance framework for health and social care. Therefore it is beneficial to work with a company with a track record of delivering each aspect of the project to the highest industry standards. Some of the health organisations we have worked with are:

  • Seven former Primary Care Trusts across Merseyside and Greater Manchester
  • Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital Trust
  • Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
  • Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
  • Health is Wealth Commission
  • Health @ Work
  • NHS East Lancs
  • The Countess of Chester Hospital

“The Murray Consultancy applied a ‘ground breaking’ methodology which has enabled us to plan the provision of Primary Health Care for the next few years.”

John Prescott, Head of Evaluation and Planning, Liverpool Primary Care Trust.

case study

Client:
Liverpool Primary Care Trust

Project Description:
The client had developed a number of key attributes and trade-offs in relation to how Liverpool residents exercise their choice of health care provider to enable the formulation, implementation and evaluation of their outside-of hospitals strategy.

Methodology:
600 health service users were shown a number of service permutations and were asked to sort and rank each of them from most preferred to least preferred option. A statistical technique called Conjoint Analysis was applied to ascertain which service permutation derived the highest level of utility.

Outcome:
Establishing the trade-off of service users being prepared to travel further to access a wider range of services has led to the introduction of Neighbourhood Health and Treatment Centres across the City of Liverpool.

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