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This 2 minute survey aims to help us improve our service to you, in delivering relevant and sufficient disease information in the future.
The survey is anonymous and we do not ask for any personal details. Thankyou for your time.
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1. What do you think of PatientHealthInternational?
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Which other websites have you used to find out about cholesterol/ health? How do you feel the overall quality of their content compares with PatientHealthInternational?
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3. What were your reasons for visiting PatientHealthInternational?
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4. What age range do you fall under?
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5. On a scale of 1 (I am not at all concerned) to 5 (I am extremely concerned), how concerned are you about heart disease or stroke?
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6. Have you......
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I intend to
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Had your cholesterol tested in the last year?
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Unsure
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Ever been diagnosed with high cholesterol?
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Ever been prescribed a statin?
Are you currently taking a statin?
If so please select which one:
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Atorvastatin (Lipitor)
Pravastatin (Prachol)
Rosuvastatin (Crestor)
Simvastatin (Zocor)
Other cholesterol medication
If other, please provide further details:
7. If you have high cholesterol and are not taking prescribed medication, what actions are you taking to manage it? (please select as many that apply)
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Taking over the counter supplements
Losing weight
Given up smoking
Changed to a low-sodium diet
Changed to a low-fat diet
Eating heart healthy foods
8. If you have been given a prescription for high cholesterol, which statement best applies to how often you take your medicine?
Every day
Most days
Some days
Rarely/never
If you don't take your medicine regularly as prescribed, why is this?
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I forget
It doesn't make me feel better
I worry about the side effects
I don't like taking medicine
I think my cholesterol levels are ok now
9. How do you feel about.....
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The level to which you feel informed about your health?
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The ease of finding accurate and reliable health information on the internet?
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Pharmaceutical companies sharing their disease knowledge with patients?
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The level to which you feel informed of side effects of medications?
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The level of support you receive from your doctor after being prescribed a medication?
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10. Has the high cholesterol information on PatientHealthInternational made you more likely to:
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Probably will not
Definitely will not
Change your eating habits?
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Change your lifestyle (e.g. stop smoking)?
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Exercise more?
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Check your health more regularly?
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Take your medicine more regularly?
Visit your doctor?
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Get your cholesterol levels checked?
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