1. Make it clear what information you want to know through this questionnaire, such as nurses’ satisfaction with the current quality control method, existing problems and suggestions for improvement, etc.
2. According to the purpose of the survey, design a series of relevant questions. The questions should be concise and clear, avoid using overly professional or obscure terms, and you can use different types such as single-choice, multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank or open-ended questions. .
3. Classify and sort the questions according to a certain logical order to make the questionnaire more structured and readable.
4. Make sure the language of the questionnaire is clear, concise and easy to understand. Use easy-to-understand vocabulary and short sentences and avoid complex wording and long paragraphs.
5. Before the official release, conduct a small-scale test and let some nurses fill in the questionnaire and provide feedback. Based on the feedback, the questionnaire will be revised and improved to ensure that the questions are accurate and effective.
6. Choose the appropriate questionnaire format, including page layout, font size and color, etc., to ensure that the questionnaire is easy to read and fill in. You can consider using online questionnaire tools or paper questionnaires.
7. At the beginning or end of the questionnaire, add some questions about the nurse's personal information, such as age, working years, department, etc., in order to classify and analyze the data.
8. At the end of the questionnaire, express gratitude to the nurses for participating in the survey, and explain important information such as the purpose of the survey, how the data will be used, and the principle of confidentiality.