Health Information Review - People affected by chest, heart & stroke conditions

We need your help...

At Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland your voice is important to us. To help us review our health information booklets and factsheets, we need your help. We would greatly appreciate it if you could take 10 minutes to complete the survey below. This information will help us to improve our resources and ensure that we continue to provide the most useful and engaging health information we can.

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* 1. Please tell us a bit about yourself

I have been diagnosed with a chest condition

I have been diagnosed with a heart condition

I have had a stroke or Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)

I am a carer

I am a friend or family member of someone with a chest, heart or stroke condition

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Thinking about your information needs, please tick the information most important to you at each stage of you or your loved one's journey since diagnosis.

If one or two of the stages are not relevant to you, please leave them blank.

This question is divided into two parts to make it easier to complete.

PART 1

	Around the time of diagnosis	1 year after diagnosis	5 years after diagnosis
Information about the condition	Information about the condition Around the time of diagnosis	Information about the condition 1 year after diagnosis	Information about the condition 5 years after diagnosis
Information about what to expect next	Information about what to expect next Around the time of diagnosis	Information about what to expect next 1 year after diagnosis	Information about what to expect next 5 years after diagnosis
Information about what to expect in the future	Information about what to expect in the future Around the time of diagnosis	Information about what to expect in the future 1 year after diagnosis	Information about what to expect in the future 5 years after diagnosis
Information about tests needed	Information about tests needed Around the time of diagnosis	Information about tests needed 1 year after diagnosis	Information about tests needed 5 years after diagnosis
Information about treatment	Information about treatment Around the time of diagnosis	Information about treatment 1 year after diagnosis	Information about treatment 5 years after diagnosis
Information about why this has happened	Information about why this has happened Around the time of diagnosis	Information about why this has happened 1 year after diagnosis	Information about why this has happened 5 years after diagnosis

Other (please specify)

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* 3. PART 2

	Around the time of diagnosis	1 year after diagnosis	5 years after diagnosis
Information about how to avoid/prevent future problems or help things from getting worse	Information about how to avoid/prevent future problems or help things from getting worse Around the time of diagnosis	Information about how to avoid/prevent future problems or help things from getting worse 1 year after diagnosis	Information about how to avoid/prevent future problems or help things from getting worse 5 years after diagnosis
Information on how to cope with the emotional impact e.g. feeling stressed or sad	Information on how to cope with the emotional impact e.g. feeling stressed or sad Around the time of diagnosis	Information on how to cope with the emotional impact e.g. feeling stressed or sad 1 year after diagnosis	Information on how to cope with the emotional impact e.g. feeling stressed or sad 5 years after diagnosis
Practical information on e.g. driving, travel, finances, etc.	Practical information on e.g. driving, travel, finances, etc. Around the time of diagnosis	Practical information on e.g. driving, travel, finances, etc. 1 year after diagnosis	Practical information on e.g. driving, travel, finances, etc. 5 years after diagnosis
Information on helping to live well with the condition e.g. managing tiredness, how to exercise safely	Information on helping to live well with the condition e.g. managing tiredness, how to exercise safely Around the time of diagnosis	Information on helping to live well with the condition e.g. managing tiredness, how to exercise safely 1 year after diagnosis	Information on helping to live well with the condition e.g. managing tiredness, how to exercise safely 5 years after diagnosis
Getting advice from others on 'top tips' for coping with symptoms	Getting advice from others on 'top tips' for coping with symptoms Around the time of diagnosis	Getting advice from others on 'top tips' for coping with symptoms 1 year after diagnosis	Getting advice from others on 'top tips' for coping with symptoms 5 years after diagnosis

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Was there any other information you found particularly important at each stage? Please provide details below.

Diagnosis

1 year after diagnosis

5 years after diagnosis

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* 5. Was there any information you wish you had more of? Please provide details below.

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* 6. How do you prefer to receive health information? It would be helpful if you could please provide details on why you picked your answer.

In paper format

Online

In paper format & online

Other (please specify)

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* 7. What is your preferred format of health information (e.g. A4/A5/pocket size, inclusion of photographs or drawings, level of detail, length, online videos, etc.)? Please provide as much or as little detail as you'd like.

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* 8. Have you ever used health information produced by Chest Heart& Stroke Scotland?

Yes

Not sure