How I Use It: Survey Monkey

Waclawski, Eugene

doi:10.1093/occmed/kqs075

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“…A total of 1838 answers is obtained, detailing below: "Patellar T." 10.77% (198); "Achilles T." 9.58% (176); "Supraspinatus T.", 9.36% (172); "Plantar Fasciitis/ Calcaneal Spur" 8.05% (148); "Trigger points" 7.18% (132); "Epicondylitis" 7.02% (129); "Pubalgia" 5.82% (107); "Chronic muscle injuries" 5.22% (96); "Entorsis/ Sprains" 5.01% (92); "Bicipital T." 4.90% (90); "Goosefoot" 4.13% (76); "Patellofemoral" 3.32% (61); "Subacute muscle injuries" 3.21% (59); "Acute muscle injuries" 3.05% (56); "Epitrochlearis" 2.99% (55); "Ischialgia" 2.23% (41); "Quervain" 2.01% (37); "Iliotibial band" 1.85% (34); "Stria" 1.52% (28); "Hand" 1.25% (23); "Wrinkles" 1.03% (19); "Tendinopathies" 0.16% (3); "Trochanteric bursitis" 0.11% (2); "Post Qx Scars" 0.11% (2); "Trigger finger" 0.05% (1); "Post Qx Hallux Valgus" 0.05% (1). Figure 2 shows the data obtained.…”

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Nivel de satisfacción sobre la seguridad y complicaciones a cuatro años de la introducción de la técnica Microelectrólisis Percutánea (MEP®) Sport como práctica fisioterapéutica

2019

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RESUMEN El objetivo de este trabajo es investigar la experiencia de los fisioterapeutas formados en microeletrólisis percutánea sport y conocer la cantidad de aplicaciones realizadas semanalmente, los efectos adversos presentados y el nivel de satisfacción de los terapeutas con sus pacientes. Se realizó una encuesta que evaluó la opinión y la experiencia de profesionales certificados en microelectrolisis percutánea sport. Los datos fueron obtenidos a través de la plataforma virtual SurveyMonkey, enviando por correo electrónico una invitación a 1.096 fisioterapeutas de América Latina. Respondieron el cuestionario 315 profesionales, entre los cuales 165 (56,51%) atienden de uno a cinco pacientes por semana. Las respuestas sobre efectos adversos fueron: nunca he tenido complicaciones (56,79% - 159 respuestas); choque hipotensivo (19,64% - 55 respuestas.); alergia al metal (5,36% - 15 respuestas). Los sitios/patologías a que más se aplican la microelectrolisis percutánea sport son: tendón rotuliano (10,77% - 198 respuestas.); tendón de aquiles (9,58% - 176 respuestas); tendón supraespino (9,36% - 172 respuestas.); fascitis plantar/espolón calcáneo (8,05% - 148 respuestas.); y puntos-gatillo (7,18% - 132 respuestas.). La satisfacción de los profesionales fue: satisfecho (51,87% - 152 respuestas) y muy satisfecho (40,96% - 120 respuestas). Las respuestas de los pacientes fueron: satisfecho (61,90% - 182 respuestas) y muy satisfecho (29,93% - 88 respuestas). La técnica MEP se aplica principalmente en tendinopatías y produce resultados satisfactorios y muy satisfactorios tanto para los pacientes como para los terapeutas, con baja presencia de efectos adversos.

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“…The SurveyMonkey platform allows us to develop simple questionnaires, being able to obtain complex statistical data in a short time. This platform allows to personify the style of the survey and to process, currently, up to 16 billion responses per day 19,20 .…”

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Nivel de satisfacción sobre la seguridad y complicaciones a cuatro años de la introducción de la técnica Microelectrólisis Percutánea (MEP®) Sport como práctica fisioterapéutica

2019

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“…Students had to undertake a four-hour training session that was specific to the needs of this research, have previous experience in recruitment and data collection, and were compensated for their work. An online sample was also used to answer a digital version of the same questionnaire that was available on the Survey Monkey platform (Waclawski, 2012) from June to August 2015 (N=653, 219 bisexuals and 365 lesbians). The online survey was advertised on Facebook, Twitter, as well on non-profit and governmental office websites.…”

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Is mental health related to expressions of homonegative stigma and community connectedness in Mexican lesbian and bisexual women?

Lozano-Verduzco¹,

Castillo²,

Padilla-Gámez³

2019

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Despite the need to understand lesbian and bisexual women's vulnerability to mental health affections in connection with expressions of stigma, LGBT studies in Mexico often do not take them into consideration. Current data show that among lesbians and bisexual women, variables such as internalized homonegativity and community connectedness correlate with mental health indicators. The specific relationship between mental health outcomes, community connectedness, and stigma in the forms of internalized homonegativity, discrimination, and violence has not been explored for Mexican lesbian and bisexual women. This paper attempts to identify if this relationship exists through the participation of 150 lesbian and bisexual women who were asked to answer a survey at the annual Sexual Diversity and Pride March in Mexico City 2015. The same survey was available online; both explored internalized homonegativity, community connectedness, discrimination, violence, depression, and alcohol use and abuse. Results show that internalized homonegativity and community connectedness are the strongest predictors of mental health. These results are indicative of how lesbian and bisexual women suffer from the cognitive and emotional consequences of homonegativity in connection to mental health rather than direct discrimination and violence. Lastly, it is recommended that more research be undertaken on this relationship to find interventions that focus on the eradication of discrimination and violence against non-heterosexual women. © 2019 Fundación Universitaria Konrad Lorenz. Este es un artículo Open Access bajo la licencia CC BY-NC-ND (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/bync-nd/4.0/). ¿La salud mental se relaciona con expresiones de estigma homofóbico y conexión comuntaria? Mujeres mexicanas lesbianas y bisexualesResumen A pesar de la importancia de conceptualizar sobre la vulnerabilidad a la que se enfrentan las mujeres bisexuales y lesbianas en México en conexión con indicadores de salud mental, ellas no han sido incluidas en la investigación sobre salud mental en estudios LGBT. La información disponible señala que variables como homonegatividad internalizada y conexión comunitaria correlacionan con indicadores de salud mental de mujeres lesbianas y bisexuales. Las relaciones entre salud mental, conexión comunitaria y expresiones de estigma por homofobia como Is mental health related to expressions of homonegative stigma and community connectedness in Mexican lesbian and bisexual women?

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“…The design of the website also took into account advice from the literature for universal access as it was made mobile friendly (Andrews et al, 2003), and the survey tool chosen, SurveyMonkey, specialized in conducting surveys (Waclawski, 2012). Moreover, SurveyMonkey would also provide better data security (Barchard & Williams, 2008), easier logic features, and a question bank to draw from if needed (Waclawski, 2012).…”

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“…Moreover, SurveyMonkey would also provide better data security (Barchard & Williams, 2008), easier logic features, and a question bank to draw from if needed (Waclawski, 2012). Several revisions of the overview page, as well as the layout of the information were made in order to make it as clear as possible to respondents (Evans & Mathur, 2005).…”

Section: Visibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%