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27 October 2017

3745 GB adults surveyed

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An NHS trust in Essex suggested that pressure on hospital beds could be reducing by giving patients who don’t need to be there ‑ but do need bedrest and care – beds in local homes by accredited people. Do you support or oppose this plan?

Conducted 27 October 2017

YouGov surveyed 3745 GB adults

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35%
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An NHS trust in Essex suggested that pressure on hospital beds could be reducing by giving patients who don’t need to be there ‑ but do need bedrest and care – beds in local homes by accredited people. Do you support or oppose this plan?

Conducted 27 October 2017

YouGov surveyed 3745 GB adults

By:
38%
35%
27%

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