pepper60
10-02-2007, 05:21 AM
Reply to: satnicks@hagensinclair.com (satnicks@hagensinclair.com?subject=Paid%20Market% 20Research%20Study%20About%20Healthcare)
We are seeking men and woman age 65 and over to attend a
two-hour focus group discussion about healthcare decision making
on October 10 in Scottsdale. Study participants must complete a
written assignment in the week prior to the discussion and bring it
with them to the discussion. You will receive $200 for completing
the written assignment and attending the discussion.
If you would like to be considered for this study, please answer the questions below by email reply. If your answers fit the study’s criteria,
I will be in touch with you shortly to chat briefly about the project
and schedule your attendance.
QUESTIONS
What is your name?
What year were you born?
What is the highest level of education that you have completed?
What is your current employment status?
What is your current relationship status?
Do you have children under the age of 18 living at home?
What is your ethnic background?
When it comes to decisions about your own healthcare such as choosing healthcare plans, doctors or treatment options, which of the following best describes your involvement?
You are the primary decision-maker
You share the decision-making with someone else, such as a spouse or a family member
Someone else makes these decisions for you
Assuming you wanted or needed to spend $1000 out of your own pocket for health care, would the cost of it involve . . .
Little or no sacrifice
Moderate sacrifice
Substantial sacrifice
The cost would be impossible on your household budget
Do you currently have a limiting long-term physical or mental illness or condition that has been diagnosed by a doctor and that you are currently being treated for?
Using the terms “not at all,” “occasionally,” “monthly,” “weekly,” or “daily,” please indicate how often, if ever, you did each of the following health-related activities in the past year:
Went to a pharmacy for health-related products
Got a medical test, such as a blood test or MRI
Managed or filed instructions from physicians regarding their advice and your treatments
Measured vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, or peak flow rates
Kept a record of your food and beverage consumption, including fat and calorie intake
Received a visit from a friend or family member who assists you with your health care
Made a visit to a friend or family member to assist them with their health care
Checked in with a friend or family member’s doctor or nurse to follow up on their condition
Researched medical conditions and diseases
Researched doctors or specialists
IMPORTANT
What are your day and evening telephone numbers?
What are some good times that I can reach you?
Thank you very much for your interest in this study. I look forward to speaking with you soon!
We are seeking men and woman age 65 and over to attend a
two-hour focus group discussion about healthcare decision making
on October 10 in Scottsdale. Study participants must complete a
written assignment in the week prior to the discussion and bring it
with them to the discussion. You will receive $200 for completing
the written assignment and attending the discussion.
If you would like to be considered for this study, please answer the questions below by email reply. If your answers fit the study’s criteria,
I will be in touch with you shortly to chat briefly about the project
and schedule your attendance.
QUESTIONS
What is your name?
What year were you born?
What is the highest level of education that you have completed?
What is your current employment status?
What is your current relationship status?
Do you have children under the age of 18 living at home?
What is your ethnic background?
When it comes to decisions about your own healthcare such as choosing healthcare plans, doctors or treatment options, which of the following best describes your involvement?
You are the primary decision-maker
You share the decision-making with someone else, such as a spouse or a family member
Someone else makes these decisions for you
Assuming you wanted or needed to spend $1000 out of your own pocket for health care, would the cost of it involve . . .
Little or no sacrifice
Moderate sacrifice
Substantial sacrifice
The cost would be impossible on your household budget
Do you currently have a limiting long-term physical or mental illness or condition that has been diagnosed by a doctor and that you are currently being treated for?
Using the terms “not at all,” “occasionally,” “monthly,” “weekly,” or “daily,” please indicate how often, if ever, you did each of the following health-related activities in the past year:
Went to a pharmacy for health-related products
Got a medical test, such as a blood test or MRI
Managed or filed instructions from physicians regarding their advice and your treatments
Measured vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, or peak flow rates
Kept a record of your food and beverage consumption, including fat and calorie intake
Received a visit from a friend or family member who assists you with your health care
Made a visit to a friend or family member to assist them with their health care
Checked in with a friend or family member’s doctor or nurse to follow up on their condition
Researched medical conditions and diseases
Researched doctors or specialists
IMPORTANT
What are your day and evening telephone numbers?
What are some good times that I can reach you?
Thank you very much for your interest in this study. I look forward to speaking with you soon!