Over a third of people have experienced unacceptable standards of care in the NHS during the past two years, according to the ITV News Index carried out by ComRes.
They blame a target culture among management and a lack of compassion among NHS staff.
Source ITV News/ComRes
Half (53%) of the British public do not trust the Prime Minister to see the country through the current economic situation, while 31% do trust him and 16% do not know, according to the ITV News Index Poll carried out by ComRes.
Two-thirds (67%) of the population do not trust the Deputy Prime Minister to see the country through the current economic climate, while 15% do trust him and 18% do not know, the poll found.
77 percent of people surveyed in an ITV News/ComRes poll agree that the Government is responsible for causing unnecessary panic over the threatened fuel tanker strike.
Only 12 percent said they think the Government handled the strike threat in a responsible way.
72 percent of people surveyed in an ITV News/ComRes poll disagree that David Cameron was right to advise people to take any "opportunity to top up" their fuel tanks.
Just under two thirds of people surveyed in an ITV News-ComRes poll said they agreed with the statement: "I expect to be worse off after the Budget".
More than four in five people agree that the debt crisis in Europe is putting the UK economy in danger, according to the most recent Index poll.
Only 29% think that the Government is in control of the economy.
In the most recent Index poll, 66% of the British public feel that the Government is more interested in protecting the banks than protecting people.
While 65% agree that the Government should reconsider its planned programme of spending cuts, if the economy does not change.
More than half of the public (57%) disagree that the deaths of British soldiers in Afghanistan are justified by the cause they are fighting for, rising from 50% last June, a ComRes poll for ITV News found. Now just one in four (26%) agree and 17% say they are not sure.
The latest ITV Index poll has revealed 55% of the UK population believe that social disorder in some communities in the country have worsened. However, overall crime has decreased by 3%.
Nearly half of the public (46%) have no idea why the UK are in Afghanistan and do not understand why British soldiers are fighting there, up from 39% last June, a ComRes poll for ITV News found.