Diabetic Survey - DAFNE Online

May 29, 2011 15:36

Dronny DAFNE Graduate
North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust 2 posts

Some interesting questions and surprised myself with some of my answers!

May 30, 2011 20:53

ClaireH DAFNE Graduate
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals 14 posts

Done it and it made me reflect a lot

June 24, 2011 21:20

Dave Marshall DAFNE Graduate
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 7 posts

Will do it now , lets hope it will help !

July 03, 2011 00:00

Jeremy 1 post

Found many questions to be "leading". I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?) but not an "expert". I cannot possibly know how to answer a question like "Becasue of Diabetes I...". Are researchers [email protected] seeking a particular outcome of this suvery such as a definable link to depression? Verty disapointed.

July 04, 2011 08:07

novorapidboi26 DAFNE Graduate
NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts

Jeremy said:
I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?)

Hey Jeremy, welcome.........

to become a graduate on this site you must provide a DAFNE centre code unique to you and your clinic, that is provided at the end of the course by the educators........ Wink

July 04, 2011 14:22

chrisinbrum DAFNE Graduate
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust 41 posts

Jeremy said:
Found many questions to be "leading". I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?) but not an "expert". I cannot possibly know how to answer a question like "Becasue of Diabetes I...". Are researchers [email protected] seeking a particular outcome of this suvery such as a definable link to depression? Verty disapointed.

Surveys like this (and there are a lot of different 'quality of life' surveys) use carefully worded questions and although they might appear to be leading they are probably there to address a particular question that the person setting the survey has.

...but I think the problem with surveys like this is that if you don't like the way a question is worded or structured you can't put any comments in with your answers to explain what your answer means, like in the example you partly quote.

May 29, 2011 15:36 Dronny DAFNE Graduate North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust 2 posts	Some interesting questions and surprised myself with some of my answers!
May 30, 2011 20:53 ClaireH DAFNE Graduate Mid Yorkshire Hospitals 14 posts	Done it and it made me reflect a lot
June 24, 2011 21:20 Dave Marshall DAFNE Graduate Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 7 posts	Will do it now , lets hope it will help !
July 03, 2011 00:00 Jeremy 1 post	Found many questions to be "leading". I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?) but not an "expert". I cannot possibly know how to answer a question like "Becasue of Diabetes I...". Are researchers [email protected] seeking a particular outcome of this suvery such as a definable link to depression? Verty disapointed.
July 04, 2011 08:07 novorapidboi26 DAFNE Graduate NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts	Jeremy said: I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?) Hey Jeremy, welcome......... to become a graduate on this site you must provide a DAFNE centre code unique to you and your clinic, that is provided at the end of the course by the educators........
July 04, 2011 14:22 chrisinbrum DAFNE Graduate University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust 41 posts	Jeremy said: Found many questions to be "leading". I am Diabetic and graduate of DAFNE (by the way, can I change this status in my profile?) but not an "expert". I cannot possibly know how to answer a question like "Becasue of Diabetes I...". Are researchers [email protected] seeking a particular outcome of this suvery such as a definable link to depression? Verty disapointed. Surveys like this (and there are a lot of different 'quality of life' surveys) use carefully worded questions and although they might appear to be leading they are probably there to address a particular question that the person setting the survey has. ...but I think the problem with surveys like this is that if you don't like the way a question is worded or structured you can't put any comments in with your answers to explain what your answer means, like in the example you partly quote.