There are several validated questionnaires that you can use to evaluate lifestyle, positive health, and the needs of patients in a mixed qualitative/quantitative study. Some examples of relevant questionnaires include:

In addition to these questionnaires, you may also want to consider collecting data through interviews or focus groups with health professionals. This can provide valuable insights into the perspectives of health professionals and help to inform the development of interventions to meet the needs of patients.

It is important to note that different questionnaires may be more appropriate for different research questions and populations. It is generally recommended to choose a questionnaire that is appropriate for the specific research question and population being studied, and to consider factors such as reliability, validity, and feasibility.

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You can search for some existing questionnaires and then modify them individually, should contain personal data, age, type of work and to group patients with the same work. Then estimate how many hours a day he works, how many hours he sleeps, how many hours he uses video terminals, Assessment of positive and negative nutritional habits. Assessment of daily and weekly physical activity according to age and what it uses. Social status - employed unemployed, Is there pollution in the environment where he lives and of what kind. assessment of comorbidity and what is being done for its treatment (secondary prevention and taking care of one's health. I would do that, to assess whether he has a healthy lifestyle, so I would rate positive habits with 1 point and negative habits with 0.

Hello Sir/Madam

I recommend HPLP (the 2nd version) is suitable.