The screening question for headache was: "In the last year, have you had headache?" Participants who answered "no" were classified as headache-free; those who answered "yes" were asked if all their headaches were of one or more types and, if more than one, to focus in the subsequent questions on the one that was most bothersome.
The screening question for headache was: "In the last year, have you had headache?" Participants who answered "yes" were asked if all their headaches were of one or more types and, if more than one, to focus in the subsequent questions on the one that was most bothersome for purposes of diagnosis and burden enquiry.
The screening question for headache was: "In the last year, have you had headache that was not part of another illness?" Participants who answered "no" were classified as headache-free; those who answered "yes" were asked if all their headaches were of one or more types and, if more than one, to focus in the subsequent questions on the one that was most bothersome.
The subsequent questions on postnatal care were not asked to women who reported child did not survive as the answer to the above question.
*Valid percentages are reported; when a participant indicates visitation or use, they are asked but not required, to answer subsequent questions on motivation, helpfulness, and whether or not they told their physician about use (sometimes resulting in different n-value).
Unconcious urinary incontinence is defined as those women who answered NO to question number 5 (Have you ever experienced involuntary urine loss, at present or in the past, that was out of your control?), but who answered in the affirmative subsequent questions on UI's characteristics.
The three main barriers identified by GPs in referring patients to YCYR were: 1) Lack of time during consultations, particularly in view of the explanation they felt was inevitably required when referring patients to YCYR and the subsequent questions on sexual health issues that often followed.
Similarly, each subsequent question was shown on a separate screen.
On the other hand, Typeform's ethos is also very contemporary: it focuses on presenting and asking for information using conversational language, and works on the basis of feeding questions one at a time and getting answers in return and tailoring subsequent questions based on those responses.
Subsequent questions focused on barriers to, and enablers of, workplace learning.
