Child development programme: Qualitative research with parents
The research was required to map parents' needs at the various developmental milestones and to assess how well the current programme meets these needs.
The research was required to map parents' needs at the various developmental milestones and to assess how well the current programme meets these needs.
The Specific objectives of the research for each of the pilots were to:
The overall objective of the research was to inform decisions about the type and nature of marketing activity which should be undertaken in this field so that the service available to contraception users can be improved, and provision of the widest possible range of contraception options, including LARCs, effected.
Achieving this objective involved exploring:
Â
The research was required to explore:
Â
Qualitative research was commissioned to understand attitudes towards the potential new vaccine, including identifying any potential barriers to take-up, in order to help provide guidance for its introduction and to inform the development of communications around the new vaccine.Â
Specifically, the objectives of the research were to explore:
Â
To gain reactions to the letter and leaflet, and the alternative design routes; To provide guidance on developing these materials to maximise their effectiveness and impact among the target audience.
Overall objective: To understand responses to the creative concepts.
More specifically, to identify:
The objectives for the qualitative research were to:
This research consisted of a quantitative segmentation followed up by qualitative research. The objectives of the quantitative research were to develop a fully robust and quantified, strategic and holistic population based health segmentation for England.
The purpose of this report is to clearly list the types of questions that parents of children in Reception and Year 6 are likely to ask a health professional if concerned about their child's result.