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How do you survey patients without making it feel clinical?

Working on a patient experience study and our drafts keep sounding like medical forms. Any tips for making the questions feel more human?

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James O'Brien
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Try swapping clinical language for conversational phrasing — instead of 'rate your satisfaction with the intake process,' ask 'how did checking in feel when you first arrived?' Also, starting with a warm open-ended question like 'tell us about your visit in a few words' really loosens people up before you get into the structured stuff. Tools like Typeform can help too since the one-question-at-a-time format feels way less like a medical form.

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