Hello Researchers,
I am currently developing a modified e-Delphi study in REDCap. My survey will consist primarily of close-ended questions for participants to rate on a Likert scale, as well as space to include comments.
For subsequent rounds of the Delphi, I was hoping to embed aggregate data (median, minimum and maximum) for each question from the previous round. Ideally I would also like to somehow embed each individual's response in their specific questionnaire so they can view their previous answer in relation to the group.
Is there a way to include:
1) The aggregate data from previous rounds in the new questionnaire?
2) Each individual's response in their specific survey (e.g., through field embedding)?
Or will I have to create separate questionnaires for each participant and send individually?
Any help/information (or resources to direct me to) from researchers that have used REDCap to administer an e-Delphi survey would be greatly appreciated.
Thank-you very much for your consideration of my question(s)!
Hello,
Sorry I cannot answer, I hope you managed to solve this? If so, please could you let me know if this was possible and how you managed?
I have heard of Welphi, so I am looking into this also.
Thank you,
Giorgia.
Hello,
Were you able to create those personalized reports in REDCap? If yes could you please share with us how?
Thank you.
Giorgia Perri and Maryam Zanjir sorry for the tardy response, however, I did find a solution to this. Through working with a REDCap administrator at my institution she was able to inform me that if you create subsequent rounds of your Delphi questionnaire as separate instruments within the same survey you are able to use very simple coding to automatically embed aggregate statistics as well as each individual participants score from the previous round in the current round. Unfortunately, this isn't clear in any of the REDCap orientation documents. However, if you need help with this, I suggest you talk with your REDCap administrator. They will be able to show you how to do this quickly and easily! I hope this helps.
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