Proposed questionnaire preview
These 26 questions show what would be documented and why. This is read-only: there are no fields to fill in, nothing is saved and nothing is sent.
Historical design · this page stores no answers
Editorial feedback (not health-related) · 3
Would help decide what to explain next. Kept separate from research consent and membership preferences.
- Q01Several choices
Which topics should we explain next?
- Recovery
- Metabolic
- Skin
- Gut and immune
- Brain and sleep
- Mitochondria
- Product quality
- Evidence methods
- Q02One choice
Which part was hardest to understand?
- Identity
- Mechanism
- Evidence
- Testing
- Regulatory context
- Comparing sources
- Q03Several choices
Which format would help you learn?
- Comparison
- Case example
- Short video
- Long guide
- Research methods
Observational documentation (health data) · 23
Would be used only within an approved study with consent and a protocol. Would allow “unknown”, “not applicable” or “prefer not to answer”.
- Q04Coded outcome
What outcome were you hoping to change?
- Q05Relative timing
When was the exposure chosen relative to any study invitation?
- Q06Controlled identity list
What exact product and molecule were recorded?
- Q07One choice
How certain is the identity?
- Label only
- Documentation available
- Analytically characterized
- Unknown
- Q08Controlled route list
Which formulation and route were documented?
- Q09One choice
Was this one ingredient, separate coadministration or a fixed mixture?
- Single ingredient
- Separate coadministration
- Fixed mixture
- Unknown
- Q10Restricted study field
What amount, unit and denominator were actually recorded?
- Q11Structured timeline
What schedule and exposure changes were recorded?
- Q12Protocol-defined measure
What baseline symptom or functional measure was available?
- Q13One choice
Was the baseline measured prospectively or recalled later?
- Measured prospectively
- Recalled later
- Extracted from a record
- Unknown
- Q14Restricted study field
What other medicines or products were used during the same period?
- Q15Structured list of changes
What changed in rehabilitation, training, nutrition or sleep?
- Q16Protocol-defined measure
Which outcome was measured at follow-up and by what method?
- Q17One choice
Was the outcome improved, unchanged, worse or unavailable?
- Improved
- Unchanged
- Worse
- Unavailable
- Not comparable
- Q18One choice
Were there new symptoms or adverse events?
- Yes
- None reported
- Unknown
- Not assessed
- Q19Relative event timeline
When did the event begin relative to exposure and other changes?
- Q20Restricted study field
Was medical care obtained and what was the outcome?
- Q21Coded reason
Was the product stopped or changed, and why?
- Q22One choice
Why is follow-up missing, if known?
- Not yet due
- Declined
- Unreachable
- Withdrawn
- Technical
- Unknown
- Other protocol code
- Q23One choice
Who supplied each observation?
- Participant report
- Clinician record
- Laboratory record
- Other document
- Unknown
- Q24Coded declaration
Was a relevant financial relationship declared?
- Q25Recorded by the system
Which consent and protocol versions apply?
- Q26Append-only audit
Which fields were corrected and what was the reason?
How a record would be interpreted
Two fixed fictional records. They are not real people or survey results.
Synthetic documentation exercise — no submissions are saved or sent
- Product identity
- SYNTHETICLabel only
- Baseline
- SYNTHETICRecalled
- Follow-up
- SYNTHETICImprovement reported
- Concurrent changes
- SYNTHETICRehabilitation, Reduced training
Interpretation: Improvement reported; identity and causal attribution unresolved.