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Comparing SF-36 Scores Collected Through Web-Based Questionnaire Self-completions and Telephone Interviews: An Ancillary Study of the SENTIPAT Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial

作者:Ayşe Açma, Fabrice Carrat, Gilles Hejblum · 发表于:Journal of Medical Internet Research · 年份:2022 · DOI:10.2196/29009 · 被引用次数:30 · 研究领域:Cancer survivorship and care、Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare、Survey Methodology and Nonresponse

BACKGROUND: The 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) is a popular questionnaire for measuring the self-perception of quality of life in a given population of interest. Processing the answers of a participant comprises the calculation of 10 scores corresponding to 8 scales measuring several aspects of perceived health and 2 summary components (physical and mental). Surprisingly, no study has compared score values issued from a telephone interview versus those from an internet-based questionnaire self-completion. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to compare the SF-36 score values issued from a telephone interview versus those from an internet-based questionnaire self-completion. METHODS: Patients with an internet connection and returning home after hospital discharge were enrolled in the SENTIPAT multicenter randomized trial on the day of discharge. They were randomized to either self-completing a set of questionnaires using a dedicated website (internet group) or providing answers to the same questionnaires administered during a telephone interview (telephone group). This ancillary study of the trial compared SF-36 data related to the posthospitalization period in these 2 groups. To anticipate the potential unbalanced characteristics of the responders in the 2 groups, the impact of the mode of administration of the questionnaire on score differences was investigated using a matched sample of individuals originating from the internet and telephone groups (1:1 ratio), in which the ...