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Type of current residence Number of family members living with you Occupation Monthly household income Geographic location of residence Survey questions follow on next page: 1. What do you do in the case of a medical emergency? 2. Where would you go in case of medical emergency? 3. a) How important do you find each of the following factors when identifying a medical institute to seek help at in case of medical emergency? 3. b) Please rank the 5 top factors you would consider in such a situation:
Rank 1 (highest priority) Rank 2 Rank 3 Rank 4 Rank 5 4. Consider a scenario where you are in a minor emergency situation, such as a minor kitchen burn or a small injury in a fall. Answer the next two questions given this context: 4. a) How would you reach the place where you get treatment? 4. b) How would you decide where to go? 5. Now consider a scenario where you face a life-threatening emergency situation, such as a major car accident or a heart attack. Answer the next two questions given this context: 5. a) How would you reach the place where you get treatment? 5. b) How would you decide where to go? 6. a) Consider the last medical emergency situation you were in. What was its magnitude? 6. b) How many places did you have to travel between before you received proper treatment? 6. c) Can you think about a service which can improve the whole experience of seeking medical treatment? 6. d) If you could get fast and reliable information about where to go in case of an emergency would you be willing to pay for it? 6. e) If you answered 'Yes' to the last question, how much would you be willing to pay for one-time use of the service? 7. a) Have you ever used or considered using 1298 ambulance service? 7. b) If you answered “No” to the previous question, please explain why: 8. a) Have you ever used or considered using the 102 emergency phone information service? b) If you answered “No” to the previous question, please explain why: You have reached the end of our survey. Your answers are now going to be saved. |
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