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. 2017 Feb 27;4(1):183–194. doi: 10.1007/s40744-017-0057-3

Table 3.

The usability questionnaire

Part Question Measure
Part 1: Understanding the IFU (after phase 1) Did you check the viewing window? Yes/neutral/no
If yes, did you see a fluid in the viewing window?
Did you check the tamper-evident seal of the autoinjector?
If yes, was the tamper-evident seal intact?
Could you see on the autoinjector that the injection was made?
Did you see green plastic after using the autoinjector?
How useful where the pictures in the IFU? Adjusted 5-point Likert scale*
How clear was it how to move the autoinjector towards the site of injection?
How would you score the setup on the IFU in terms of ability to follow the handlings steps?
Part 2: Usability (after phase 1 and 2)—subject device acceptance and system ease of use How clear was it to check that the autoinjector was ready for injection? Adjusted 5-point Likert scale*
How easy or difficult was it to hold the autoinjector?
How easy or difficult was it to take the cap off?
How would you score the force needed to press on the autoinjector in order to inject?
How would you score the simplicity of the injection process?
How would you rate the audibility of the first click?
How well could you feel the first click?
How would you rate the audibility of the second click?
How well could you feel the second click?
After removing the autoinjector, how clear was it to check that the injection was fully given?
Part 3: Satisfaction (after phase 2)—overall satisfaction and willing to accept the device Overall, how satisfied were you with the autoinjector? Adjusted 5-point Likert scale*
How willing are you to use the autoinjector for your own medication?
How is your overall impression of the autoinjector?
How would you rate the overall use of the autoinjector?
How would you rate the safety feature of the autoinjector?
Would you recommend this device to (other) RA-patients? Yes/neutral/no

* For example: 1/very useful; 2/useful; 3/no opinion; 4/useless; 5/very useless. Positive answers: “Yes” and the two first points of the adjusted 5-point Likert scale. Neutral answers: “Neutral” or “No opinion” (not taken into account in the total number of answers). Negative answers: “No” and the two last points of the adjusted 5-point Likert scale. Positive response rate: number of positive answers out of the sum of positive and negative answers