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An open text questionnaire survey was administered by post in 2000 to all 292 patients attending the clinic in south-east England in 1998 2000.

Each group was audience to seven to eight standard PS and requested to answer a free text questionnaire after 0 h, 2.5 h, 24 h, and 14 days.

Respondent validation involved continuously updating the topic guides so that topics which participants raised in earlier interviews and free text questionnaire responses could be explored in later interviews.

The interview data, together with the open text questionnaire data and focus group data was subsequently coded using a coding framework that mapped important domains (those that were mentioned frequently or seemed important to the participant) to the TDF.

Amongst those who had reported heavy menstrual bleeding, analysis was carried out of responses to the free text questionnaire item, "What bothers you most about your periods?" In addition, 32 of these women participated in qualitative interviews and their accounts were analysed to explore how menstrual symptoms and 'problems' with periods were experienced.

The evolution of tag vocabulary in terms of tag growth was higher for LO types with higher interactivity and semantic density (such as simulations, videos and lesson plans) compared to other LO types with low interactivity and low semantic density (such as texts, questionnaires and images).

Horsky et al. [52] studied usability evaluations of a medical work support system by way of users' design feedback through email and free-text questionnaires during field trial, and compared the findings from these methods to findings from classical usability testing and inspections conducted by usability experts.

Based on the results of Table 3, we can notice that LO types with higher interactivity and semantic density such as simulations, videos and lesson plans achieved higher tag growth rates (namely each LO was assigned more tags) compared to other LO types with low interactivity and low semantic density such as texts, questionnaires and images.

Qualitative study using free-text questionnaires and telephone interviews.

A detailed description of the BRFSS survey design, data collection, and full-text questionnaires can be found at http://www.cdc.gov/brfss.

Table 4 Tag reuse per LO type LO type tag reuse Simulation 1.87 Video 1.92 Lesson plan 1.76 Text 1.69 Questionnaire 1.75 Image 1.95.