Design |
Describe survey design |
√ Described in the recipient e-mail invitation |
IRB approval and informed consent process |
IRB approval |
√ Information provided in the recipient e-mail invitation and first page of survey |
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Informed consent |
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Data protection |
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Development and pre-testing |
Development and testing |
√ Described in the recipient e-mail invitation |
Recruitment process and description of the sample having access to the questionnaire |
Open survey versus closed survey |
√ User selectable option based on IRB approval from host institution |
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Contact mode |
√ Investigator must report |
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Advertising the survey |
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Survey administration |
Web/E-mail |
√ Survey can be posted on the Web or sent over e-mail. Responses are automatically captured by DADOS |
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Context |
√ Investigator must report |
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Mandatory/voluntary |
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Incentives |
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Time/Date |
√ Investigator must report. Time/Date data is automatically captured by DADOS. |
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Randomization of items or questionnaires |
√ DADOS is user configured to randomize/alternate items |
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Adaptive questioning |
√ DADOS is user configured to conditionally display items |
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Number of items |
√ DADOS automatically captures and reports this data |
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Number of screens (pages) |
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Completeness check |
√ DADOS allows user to configure a completeness check based on Java Script. A non-response option is provided to participants. One response and multiple response options are also available. |
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Review step |
√ Review step allows participants to alter their responses before submission |
Response rates |
Unique site visitor |
√ DADOS captures IP address to determine unique site visitors |
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View rate (Ratio unique site visitors/unique survey visitors)
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√DADOS computes this information and provides user with the results |
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Participation rate (Ratio unique survey page visitors/agreed to participate) |
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Completion rate (Ratio agreed to participate/finished survey) |
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Preventing multiple entries from the same individual |
Cookies used |
For non-anonymous surveys, a user can only answer a survey once. For anonymous surveys, if the user does not complete the survey at once, the data collected is not saved. |
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IP check |
This was decided not to be implemented so that different users could use the same computer to answer the survey |
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Log file analysis |
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Registration |
The registration is done by importing a spreadsheet with the subjects. Once a subject completes the survey he/she cannot log in using the same user again. |
Analysis |
Handling of incomplete questionnaires |
All surveys are analyzed, both completed and uncompleted; uncompleted questions are understood as missing. |
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Questionnaires submitted with an atypical timestamp |
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Statistical correction |
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