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The drugs supply chain: Qualitative research
This research looked at young peoples views on the drug supply chain in terms of:
- The process used to produce drugs
- Transport of drugs
- How the drugs are broken down
- Sale to the end user
The main aims of the research were to:
- Understand current awareness and attitudes to the 'supply chain'
- Understand in particular, attitudes and feelings towards drug users' suppliers
- Gain reactions to descriptions and statements regarding various elements and issues surrounding the supply chain
Comparative analysis of national information helplines
This report provides a comparative overview of results of a study designed to evaluate levels of caller satisfaction with four government helplines.
Sexual health campaign: Evaluation research
In May 2002, a programme of tracking research was commissioned to monitor the effectiveness of the Sexual Health campaign in the long term. The key objective of the research was to monitor the effectiveness of the campaign. This broad aim encompasses the following specific goals, to:
Sexual health campaign: Creative testing report
The research aimed to assess the communication approach of three potential creative routes. The specific objectives for the research were as follows:
- To assess each creative route in terms of a number of creative parameters
- To evaluate views of the primary audience and secondary audiences.
- To provide recommendations for the creative route offering the most potential of achieving the campaign aims
Teenage pregnancy campaign: Creative development research
The overall objective of the research was to pre-test new creative materials designed for the campaign. The specific objectives were to evaluate and explore the creative materials in terms of:
Teenage pregnancy: Research report
The principle aim of this study was to develop key learnings about teenage sex, pregnancy, contraception and STIs that could be transferred and utilised in a successful communications campaign. More specifically:
Adult sexual health campaign: Evaluation research (wave 3)
In May 2002, a programme tracking research was commissioned to monitor the effectiveness of the Sexual Health campaign in the long term. The key objective of the research was to monitor the effectiveness of the campaign. This broad aim encompasses the following specific goals, to:
Satisfaction survey of 'sexwise' information helpline
This survey aimed to evaluate the current level of caller satisfaction and to compare this with the previous four surveys.
Teenage pregnancy strategy: Evaluation tracking survey
The Tracking Survey aims to monitor awareness of the media activities executed as part of the Government's Teenage Pregnancy Strategy, and, in the wider context of the Strategy as a whole, to monitor progress towards the goals of the Strategy.