In addition a simple, six-question, satisfaction questionnaire was to be tested.
A significant difference was found for the following question: "satisfaction with collaboration," p = 0.003 (participants were less satisfied in the re-test).
Thin data descriptions were derived from quantitative research designs (e.g. controlled intervention studies or closed-question satisfaction surveys) and less rigorous qualitative approaches (e.g. open-ended enquiry lacking formal data analysis procedures).
Regarding the women's survey, affirmative answers to questions about satisfaction measured overall satisfaction (primary outcome).
Upon completion of the trial, the participant was asked the questions regarding satisfaction outlined in Section 'Satisfaction: Participants' opinions regarding required effort'.
This survey included questions about satisfaction with training, IT support, ease of template use, the value of the HCs and overall satisfaction with the newly introduced computerised HCs.
They used 3 questions on satisfaction, asking about functional outcome, cosmetic outcome, and overall outcome.
Descriptive statistics will report on the results from the quantitative questions on satisfaction.
ICU characteristics, demographic data on patients and family members and questions about satisfaction were collected.
Subjective assessment was by postal questionnaire, and consisted of three questions assessing satisfaction, function and pain.
