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Post-Exposure Survey for Medicare Plan Finder Study
Experimental Conditions 13-14
1. How easy or difficult was it for you to use the website in general?
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Somewhat easy.
Neither easy nor difficult.
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Very difficult.
2. How easy or difficult was it for you to find information that you were looking for?
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Somewhat easy.
Neither easy nor difficult.
Somewhat difficult.
Very difficult.
3. How easy or difficult was it for you to understand the information that was provided about
the health plans?
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Somewhat easy.
Neither easy nor difficult.
Somewhat difficult.
Very difficult.
4. How easy or difficult was it for you to do what was required to get from the home page to a
table with information about plan benefits, cost, and quality?
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Neither easy nor difficult.
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Very difficult.
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5. How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the information you were given about each health
plan?
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Somewhat satisfied.
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied.
Somewhat dissatisfied.
Very dissatisfied.
6. How did you feel about the amount of information you were given about each health plan?
Would you say that it was . . .
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Not enough information (I would have liked more).
About the right amount of information for me to handle.
More information than I could handle.
7. How easy or difficult was it for you to choose a health plan?
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Neither easy nor difficult.
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Very difficult.
8. How confident are you that you made a good choice?
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Somewhat confident.
Not at all confident.
9. To what extent did making a choice make you feel each of the following ways . . .
Confused
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Overwhelmed
Intimidated
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10. If you could have free access to a website like this one when you need to choose a health
plan in real life, how likely would you be to use this website?
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Definitely would use.
Probably would use.
Not sure.
Probably would not use.
Definitely would not use.
11. Would you recommend that your friends and family use a website like this one when they
make their own choices about a health plan?
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Definitely recommend.
Probably recommend.
Not sure.
Probably not recommend.
Definitely not recommend.
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12. We’re interested in knowing what you remember about the website and how useful the information was. This question is about some of the
types of information that were shown about each health plan.
Types of Information about
Health Plans
Do you
remember
seeing this
information?
No
Yes
If you remember seeing the information:
If you remember seeing the information:
How easy or difficult was it to tell which plans
were better or worse using this information?
How much did this information influence your
choice of a plan?
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deal
a. Total estimated annual costs
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c. Annual deductible
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d. Amount of doctor choice
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e. Whether the drugs you
entered were on the plan’s
formulary
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f. Pharmacy status
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13. Looking at the table on the following page, which plan has the highest monthly premium
for prescription drug benefits? Circle one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
Plan E.
Plan F.
14. Looking at the table on the following page, which plan has the lowest estimated annual
health and drug costs? Circle one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
Plan E.
Plan F.
15. Looking at the table on the following page, which plan has the lowest overall quality
rating? Circle one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
Plan E.
Plan F.
16. Looking at the table on the following page, which plan hast the highest total monthly
premium? Circle one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
Plan E.
Plan F.
17. If you wanted a plan that lets you see doctors outside of the plan and that includes all of your
drugs on its formulary, which plan would be your best choice? Circle one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
Plan E.
Plan F.
18. If you wanted a plan that is above average quality, lets you to see doctors outside of the plan,
and that would not cost you more than $2,500 per year, which plan would you choose? Circle
one answer only.
Plan A.
Plan B.
Plan C.
Plan D.
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Plan E.
Plan F.
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19. Below is a picture of the first page you saw on the Plan Finder website. Thinking about
when you first saw that web page, how good an idea did the page give you about what
information was available on the Plan Finder website?
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No idea at all.
Very little idea.
Some idea.
A very clear idea.
20. How good an idea did this page give you about what you might be able to do on the
website?
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No idea at all.
Very little idea.
Some idea.
A very clear idea.
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Finally, we’d like to ask you some questions about risk. Please choose the best answer possible
by checking the appropriate box or writing in an answer on the line provided.
21. Which of the following numbers represents the biggest risk of getting a disease?
□ 1 in 100.
□ 1 in 1000.
□ 1 in 10.
22. Which of the following numbers represents the biggest risk of getting a disease?
□ 1%.
□ 10%.
□ 5%.
23. If Person A’s risk of getting a disease is 1% in ten years, and person B’s risk is double that of
A’s, what is B’s risk?
_______%.
24. If Person A’s risk of getting a disease is 1 in 100 in ten years, and person B’s risk is double
that of A’s, what is B’s risk?
_______ in 100.
25. If the chance of getting a disease is 10%, how many people would be expected to get the
disease:
a. Out of 100?
b. Out of 1000?
_______ out of 100.
_______ out of 1000.
26. If the chance of getting a disease is 20 out of 100, this would be the same as having a
______% chance of getting the disease.
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| File Type | application/pdf |
| Author | Steven Martino |
| File Modified | 2012-10-01 |
| File Created | 2012-10-01 |