Category: Opinions on accessibility to information outside the physician’s office for the DST “I think there is information, but you have to go to look for it… You don’t have it at your fingertips… you have to get on with it, on your own initiative…”, AW11 “…(DST) I think the recommendation of a website with first-hand accounts would be interesting (…) also with specific information on the different methods, and videos… that should be short… most essential… less than a minute, I think it’s preferable to separate, ‘pills’ of the basics, it must be easy to see from any mobile device, easy to navigate… a little that, for each method, you had effectiveness, protection, and you decide to be able to compare them… “, AW5 “…(DST) with drawings that are super clear”, YW5 “…(DST) with basic ideas and then access to more information”, YW7 “…(DST) if there is a lot of text it won’t be read…. I’m an odd case, I like reading a lot, (…) people see 4–5 things and run away”, YW2 “(DST) Talks, not too many. Words, not too many. Picture, film, movie… Two minutes. Three minutes. No more. When you go to the school and you have the little boy after 5 min you’re not talking to him he’s already playing with the one next to him and he doesn’t understand. It must be film. Audiovisual.”, M9 “(DST) could also be interesting, apart from the thing of the phone, that on that webpage, it offered the possibility of being able to submit a query in writing to a virtual assistant, like some companies do, like IKEA”, AW5 “…(DST) More than a website, it would be interesting to put information on Instagram with a link to go to the website (…) that’s what’s in nowadays”, A4