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Scottish Social Attitudes 2015: Attitudes to Government, the National Health Service, the Economy and Standard of Living

Published: 17 March 2016
ISBN: 9781786521491

This report provides the findings of the core module of the Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2015 on attitudes to government, the National Health Service, the economy and standard of living.

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Table A3.5: Thinking back over the last twelve months, that is since (month of interview) 2014, would you say that since then the standard of the health service in Scotland has increased or fallen?

	Increased	Stayed the same	Fallen	*Weighted bases*	*Unweighted bases*
	%	%	%
ALL	12	41	39	1288	1288
Age
18-29	14	40	32	239	143
30-39	14	48	28	227	193
40-64	10	42	42	533	582
65+	11	35	49	288	368
Sex
Male	11	45	36	617	582
Female	12	38	42	671	706
Highest Educational qualification
Degree / HE	8	49	35	491	487
Highers / A-Levels	13	39	36	279	242
Standard Gd / GCSE	16	38	42	274	287
None	12	32	48	239	265
Household income
Up to 14,300	15	35	44	236	278
14,300 up to 26,000	7	38	50	248	264
26,000 up to 44,200	14	43	34	285	272
Over 44,200	9	53	33	287	256
DK / Ref / NA	13	35	36	233	218
Left - Right scale
Left	12	34	47	362	345
Centre	11	43	37	444	444
Right	11	46	33	424	441

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Table A3.5: Thinking back over the last twelve months, that is since (month of interview) 2014, would you say that since then the standard of the health service in Scotland has increased or fallen?

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