Over my many years of helping organisations to improve their surveys/questionnaires, one problem area has always stood out. When I teach this in my courses, I use my own name as an exemplar, but it applies to everyone: the questions are so often written from the world-view of the person who is writing them, and […]
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Analysing your data at the end of a consultation can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. Perhaps you have more data than you expected – or, as is more often the case, less.  This period of lockdown, though, where areas of face-to-face work are not possible and some time may be liberated, is
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Some thoughts on the validity of questions raised by the Judicial Review outcome of Claire Stephenson v Secretary of State for Housing and Communities and Local Government. On 8 March 2019, tCI produced a Briefing Note commentary on the judgment handed down by Mr Justice Dove on 6th March 2019 with respect to the above
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This month, the NHS published the sixth in its series of ‘Bite-sized guides to patient insight’: ‘Writing an effective questionnaire’ and this short video below forms the Institute’s commentary on it. We welcome the release of this guidance, and, in general would support it. It contains nothing that contradicts our own best-practice in the field and
Rhion Jones comments: We asked Barry Creasy, a Senior tCI Associate, to comment on last month’s High Court Judgment in the case of Derbyshire v Sheffield Combined Authority. This is because it largely turns on the wording of the consultation question. Barry trains our members and others in Consultation surveys and questionnaires and his views will,
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Always do as much as you possibly can to put yourself into the shoes of the people responding to a questionnaire. This is especially true when it comes to questions where respondents are asked to tick boxes against statements to say how much they agree with them. It is extremely important that these statements are
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Before you begin thinking about a questionnaire, be really clear with about what the data you are collecting are going to be used for. Firstly, there’s no point in collecting information you don’t need (it just makes the questionnaire longer), but it helps to make sure you don’t miss out really vital facts. So, for
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