Survey on Health and Global Policy Institute’s Activities and Future Plans
date : 2/18/2015
We recently sent a survey on HGPI’s current activities and future plans through HGPI’s mail magazine.
Approximately 500 people completed the survey.
We would like to thank you for your time and cooperation.
■Results of the survey
・Overview
Most respondents answered positively with phrases including, “I hope that HGPI continues as a non-partisan private, non-profit, independent health policy think tank;” “I hope that HGPI continues to share information globally;” and “Policy recommendations should be more effective”. Other respondents shared requests including, “More programs outside of Tokyo” and “I hope programs can be held in local areas.”
This type of feedback is essential for the future of health policy and HGPI, we would like to pursue programs in response to this feedback.
・Breakfast meeting
Respondents who were not able to attend our breakfast meetings cited time and location as the reasons for not being able to attend. We also received several comments on event themes and speakers.
In response to this feedback, we are looking into other locations and times for future breakfast meetings. We also will integrate respondent feedback as we consider themes and guests for future breakfast meetings.
・Social media
According to survey results, respondents most frequently use Facebook and Twitter. We are glad to announce that HGPI has launched an official Facebook page and Twitter account.
As well as we begin to build contents, we look forward to your feedback.
◆Facebook page (We invite you to “like” this page)
https://www.facebook.com/hgpi.org
◆Twitter account (Please follow us on Twitter)
hgpi_jimukyoku
・Health policy education for professionals
38% of respondents showed interest in this program. Thanks to this positive feedback, Health and Global Policy Institute is pleased to announce that it will begin to offer a new program,” Health Policy 101”.
■Moving forward
Based on the survey results, HGPI will start two new projects:
・Health Policy Academy, Health Policy 101
(The survey showed that 38% of the respondents are interested in this program)
・Launch of Facebook page and Twitter account
(The survey showed that Facebook and Twitter are social media sites most frequently used by respondents)
Your feedback helps to drive the future direction of this organization. Thank you very much for sharing your important opinions.
Exhibition date:2015-02-18
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