The Citizens’ Panel brings together around 1,000 people from across Scotland to provide their views on health and social care issues. Members are randomly selected and broadly reflect Scotland’s population in characteristics such as age, sex and deprivation.
Two to three times a year, we invite members to take part in surveys online, by post or by phone. Their responses provide a snapshot of public opinion, helping the Scottish Government and health and social care organisations understand public priorities and consider these views when designing and delivering services.
The reports below highlight the feedback the Citizens’ Panel gave on particular topics and the summary and impact reports highlight what has happened as a result of the findings.
To access reports published before 2022, contact us.
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