The phrase "a completion questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a questionnaire designed to gather information or feedback upon the completion of a task, project, or process.
Example: "Please fill out a completion questionnaire to help us improve our services."
Alternatives: "a feedback survey" or "a final assessment form."
Participants were asked to provide data at three time points; four, eight, and 12 months post-randomisation, using a self completion questionnaire to eliminate any observer bias.
Use of smokeless tobacco was assessed weekly at weeks 9-12 againgatn at week 26 with a self completion questionnaire, modified from one designed for and implemented in previous varenicline studies to collect information about nicotine use.
If still unsuccessful, the telephone number was checked with the relevant general practice and with directory inquiries, and if this approach was unsuccessful then a self completion questionnaire was sent to the parents.
Participants also completed a self-completion questionnaire which explored issues considered particularly sensitive for respondents to answer directly to an interviewer.
Migrant nurses were invited to meet the researcher on-site at a specified time and date and to participate in the research project by completing a self-completion questionnaire.
At 12 months the control and intervention group participants will be posted a self-completion questionnaire with a self-addressed envelope.
Details of the ELSA methodology have been published previously [13], but briefly, wave 1 involved a computer assisted personal interview during a home visit, and a self-completion questionnaire to return by post.
The Chronic Pain Grade questionnaire has been shown to be valid and reliable for use in a general population as a self-completion questionnaire.
Using a cross-sectional design, a self-completion questionnaire assessed lifetime and recent (past month) alcohol and drug consumption, attitudes to alcohol use education, alcohol-related problems, psychological problems, educational aspirations, truancy, and delinquent behaviour.
Using a self-completion questionnaire distributed at a series of workshops, this study investigates GPs' attitudes to carers; awareness and knowledge of carers' issues; services offered in general practice and barriers to supporting carers.
