Form 1 Blog survey

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Expiration Date: 06/30/2024

NCCIH Research Blog Readership Survey

The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health publishes blog posts to share many exciting research advances and results, events, funding opportunities and plans, and other news. We would like to hear your view on how we are doing with the NCCIH Research Blog and whether you have any suggestions for its improvement. Survey results will be used to plan future upgrades. Thank you for your visits and input!

Welcome!

1. Please rate your level of interest in these topics of blog posts:

	Very Interested	Interested	Neutral	Uninterested	Very Uninterested
Funding Opportunity Announcements
Research Priorities
Grants and Research Policies
Grant Application Process
Lectures
Meetings/Conferences/Webinars
NCCIH Senior Staff Changes (Appointments/Departures, etc.)
New Research Reports and Other Resources
Results of NCCIH-Sponsored Research

2. How many times in the past 6 months have you read a post on the NCCIH Research Blog? (please estimate)

• Zero

• Once

• More than once

• I have read most posts

3. How do you usually find out about new posts on the NCCIH Research Blog?

• Social media

• Emails

• Browsing the NCCIH website

• Other

Your answer

4. Overall, how satisfied are you with the NCCIH Research Blog?

• Very satisfied

• Satisfied

• Neutral

• Unsatisfied

• Very unsatisfied

5. Would you like to see more video blog posts?

• Yes

• No

• No opinion

6. We welcome any suggestions to improve the NCCIH Research Blog:

Your answer

7. Please tell us a little about yourself:

1. Which of the following best describes you? (select one choice only)

• Researcher

• Health care provider (conventional)

• Health care provider (complementary or integrative)

• Staff of a professional health organization or patient advocacy organization

• Staff, congressional or other legislative

• Member of the media

• Person with a health concern

• Family or friend of a person with a health concern

• Educator

• Student

• Other

2. What is your highest educational level?

• High school

• Some college

• Bachelor’s degree

• Master’s degree

• Doctoral degree

• Postdoctoral