Mobile Web Surveys
Cross-source consensus on Mobile Web Surveys from 1 sources and 6 claims.
1 sources · 6 claims
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- Mobile web surveys produced a higher response rate than telephone surveys. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea
- The response advantage of mobile web surveys was driven mainly by higher cooperation after contact rather than by higher contact rates. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea
- Mobile web surveys were tested as a possible replacement for telephone surveys in South Korea's Patient Experience Assessment. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea
- Mobile web surveys were ultimately adopted by HIRA for the fourth PXA in August 2023. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea
- The mobile web survey used HIRA's 24-question PXA questionnaire and was adapted after usability testing. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea
- The article attributes mobile web participation advantages to convenience, timing flexibility, lower interference, and reduced interviewer effects. — Comparing response rates between mobile web and telephone surveys for patient experience: a randomised experimental study in South Korea