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The Qualitative Insights Repository is online platform for partners and council teams to share and view insights gathered from Wirral residents. It hosts Health and Wellbeing evidence gathered throughout Wirral. The insights shared have been gathered by Wirral's Qualitative Insight Team and a variety of partners from across the Community, Voluntary and Faith sector.

Building on the work of Wirral's Public Health’s Qualitative Insight Team, the Qualitative Insights Repository host insights which explore the wider determinants of health here in Wirral and delve deep into the reasons behind the health inequalities experienced. The insights will support partners and council teams when making resident-focused decisions.

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  • People Seeking Asylum and Refugees’ Experiences of Accessing Health Services in Wirral

    People Seeking Asylum and Refugees’ Experiences of Accessing Health Services in Wirral

    This qualitative insight project explored how people seeking asylum and refugees (PSA&R) access and experience healthcare in Wirral. Using focus groups with PSA&R, mini focus groups with professionals and a co-design workshop, the work identified the challenges individuals face when navigating the UK system, including language barriers, digital exclusion, disrupted continuity of care and complex housing transitions. The research also highlighted enablers such as trusted community organisations, partnership working, guided support and peer networks. Findings from this qualitative work will contribute to Wirral’s broader health needs assessment and support ongoing system improvement across health, voluntary, and local authority services.

    19 Feb 2026

    Insight provided by: Qualitative Insight Team, Public Health – Wirral Council.

  • Health-Related Worklessness in Wirral: Barriers, Opportunities and Service Transformation

    Health-Related Worklessness in Wirral: Barriers, Opportunities and Service Transformation

    This research looked at how to make people in Wirral healthier and happier by tackling problems in service delivery around work and wellbeing. Using ethnography, the research focused on people who receive Employment Support Allowance, the challenges they face, and what helps them feel ready for change. The research also explored how where people live affects their choices. The insights helped to inform service redesign and investment strategies to reduce health inequalities and improve outcomes for residents.

    20 Nov 2025

    Insight provided by: Revealing Reality