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. 2026 Jul 7;19:279. doi: 10.1186/s13104-026-07915-2

Table 3.

Questions and responses from the follow-up user experience questionnaire

Question Response Frequency (n, %)
(1) How well do you feel the support that you received met your needs? I feel that I didn’t receive any support at all 3 (10.7%)
I feel that I received some support, but it didn’t meet my needs 8 (28.6%)
I feel that I received some support, and it somewhat met my needs 15 (53.6%)
I feel that I received the support that I needed 2 (7.1%)
(2) You have responded that you feel like you did not receive support, or that the support you did received did not meet your needs. What did you do instead? [answered only by individuals responding (a) or (b) to question 1, n = 10] I decided to find different support to change my lifestyle behaviours 3 (30.0%)
I decided not to change my lifestyle behaviours 3 (30.0%)
Other 4 (40.0%)
(3) Leave a comment describing your needs and how the support you received either met or did not meet those needs (open-ended question) Open-ended response 26 (90.0%)
(4) To what extent do you believe that the support you received could help others who wish to improve their lifestyle behaviours? 1 – Not Very Helpful 2 (7.4%)
2 1 (3.7%)
3 6 (22.2%)
4 12 (44.4%)
5 – Very helpful 6 (22.2%)
(5) Would you recommend the support that you received to a friend who has expressed wanting to change their lifestyle behaviours? Yes 17 (63.0%)
No 2 (7.4%)
Don’t know 8 (29.6%)
(6) If you were to continue using the support, how much longer would you like to have access to it? 1–2 months 1 (3.7%)
3–6 months 5 (18.5%)
6 + months 4 (14.8%)
No more 6 (22.2%)
Don’t know 11 (40.7%)

Two participants did not answer question 3–5, and one participant did not answer question 1