Research & insights
Picker awarded multi-year contract for major NHS cancer survey
International healthcare charity Picker has been awarded a multi-year contract to carry out the NHS England & Improvement National Cancer […]
Preparing a successful PENNA entry
Picker and Patient Experience Network (PEN) webinar The Patient Experience Network National Awards (PENNA) recognise best practice in patient experience […]
Growing calls for evidence-based research into social care staff experiences
Developing a greater understanding of social care workers’ professional experiences is key to help better support them, leading industry experts […]
Researching children’s experiences of cancer care
Cancer affects everyone differently. Tumour types, treatment options, and local service provisions vary immensely – as do the individuals who […]
NHS Staff Survey 2021
The NHS Staff Survey, administered by Picker, is the largest collection of feedback from people working in the NHS.
NHS Staff Survey shows growing concern over staffing levels
The NHS Staff Survey 2021, published today, provides worrying evidence of a workforce under pressure. There have been sharp declines […]
Staff experiences in social care
In health and social care, there is a growing understanding of the link between workforce experience and outcomes for patients […]
Developing Citizens’ Panels in Integrated Care Systems (ICSs)
NHS England & Improvement (NHSEI) learning and growth programme This programme is designed to deliver a range of resources to […]
Impact report 2020-2021
2020 marked Picker’s 20th anniversary as an independent charity: a celebration of twenty years of Picker influencing, inspiring and empowering […]
Picker welcomes four new trustees to its board
Leading international healthcare charity Picker has appointed four new members to its Board of Trustees. The appointees are Tim Irish, […]
Picker’s carbon reduction plan
Picker is committed to reaching Net Zero emissions by 2040, ten years ahead of the government target. We are working […]
Social media as a marker of individual experience
Using twitter comments to understand people’s experiences of UK healthcare during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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