Public Services Resources

Questions on Social Care for Older People were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2010 and 2015.
Questions on Public Services were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2007.
Questions on Health Issues were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2001 and 2005.
Questions on Complementary Medicine were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2005.
Questions on Healthcare were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2006.
Questions were also asked of 16 year olds in the Young Life and Times Survey in 2006.

ARK Resources

• Research Update 114 - No Change: Northern Ireland Attitudes and Social Care Policy - by Ann Marie Gray and Paula Devine, is based on data from the 2010 and 2015 Life and Times Survey
• Research Update 78 - Developing social care policy: the public voice - by Ann Marie Gray, Lizanne Dowds and Paula Devine, is based on data from the 2010 Life and Times Survey.
• Research Update 52 - What difference does a decade make? Satisfaction with the NHS in Northern Ireland in 1996 and 2006 - by Ann Marie Gray compares results from the 2006 Life and Times Survey and the 1996 Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey.
• Research Update 14 - Attitudes to Health Information and Public Involvement in Healthcare - by Ann Marie Gray and Dorothy Whittington
• Attitudes to the National Health Service in Northern Ireland, by Ann Marie Gray, uses data from the 1996 Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey.
• Questions on Healthcare were asked within the Public Spending module of the 1996 Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey.

Links

• The gateway for Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland provides links to the Acute and Community Services provided by the 5 Health Trusts, General Practitioner Surgeries and Clinics, Health Boards and Agencies and central government healthcare services.
• Information on organisations who work together to plan, deliver and monitor Health and Social Care across Northern Ireland is provided in the Health and Social Care section of the website of the Department for Health, Social Services and Public Safety.
• The Department of Education is responsible for the central administration of all aspects of education and related services in Northern Ireland - excepting the higher and further education sector, responsibility for which is within the remit of the Department for Employment and Learning.

Maintained by Paula Devine