Sentence examples for potential questionnaires from inspiring English sources

During the selection process, the measurement properties also need to be considered once potential questionnaires have been identified based on content and format requirements.

Outcome measures were selected following a systematic literature review appraising potential questionnaires[ 28] and piloting of candidate measures and whole interview schedule.

The questionnaires were piloted with paediatric clinical and research nurses and a small number of changes made to ensure clarity for potential questionnaire respondents.

Item generation: Potential questionnaire items were generated by reviewing literature regarding sensations in chronic pain and neuropathy and from previous patient reports of laryngeal discomfort [ 8].

Premature termination from the trial, interpersonal problems and strengths inventories, general symptom severity, the behavioural inhibition and activation scale, as well as the resource potential questionnaire will be used to measure general outcomes (see Table  1).

The Evaluation of Subjective Effects of Substances with Abuse Potential questionnaire (VESSPA-SEE) was originally created in Spanish by Poudevida et al. [ 48] to measure the effects of MDMA; it was later used for the evaluation of other substances [ 49].

Potential questionnaire participants were purposively identified by their own breast unit clinicians as being those offered a choice between BCT and mastectomy, and able to provide informed consent to participate in research.

In this study, participants were requested to rate each of the potential questionnaire statements with a 5-point scale according to its usefulness for identifying clinicians' attitudes to depression.

We generated potential questionnaire items based on the available literature, especially on the most recent systematic review of Fayter et al. [ 16] on recruitment barriers and on the "STEPS" study on strategies of trial enrollment by Campbell et al. [ 8].

Although the questionnaire was written using nontechnical terminology and was tested in pilot studies that included medical students in their third term, the issues at hand could have provoked strong emotions in potential questionnaire responders, such that only those who were interested in and capable of considering such questions actually responded.

Focus groups and semi-structured interviews with 24 patients and carers and 29 clinicians in metropolitan, regional and rural areas of New South Wales (NSW) were undertaken to investigate stakeholders' views of the most important components of cancer care coordination and to identify potential questionnaire items.