Did our information help you?We’d love to hear what you think. Our short survey takes just a few minutes to complete and helps us to keep improving our health information to ensure it meets the needs of people affected by scleroderma and Raynaud’s phenomenon.

How did you first find out about the SRUK website? Please tick all that apply.

• Google search
• A relative | friend
• GP
• Phoned SRUK
• SRUK Support Group
• SRUK website
• SRUK publication
• SRUK magazine
• SRUK social media
• SRUK e-news
• Health Unlocked
• Hospital doctor or nurse
• At a SRUK event
• Other

Overall, how well does our information meet your needs?

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• Not at all well

How easy was it to find what you were looking for on our website?

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Did you take more or less time than you expected to find what you were looking for on our website?

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• A little less time
• About what I expected
• A little more time
• A lot more time

How visually appealing is our website?

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How easy is it to understand the information on our website?

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Did the information make you feel better informed about your condition?

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• Not at all

Did the information enable you to make better decisions about your treatment?

• Yes
• No
• Don't know

How much do you trust the information on our website?

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Are you?

• Male
• Female
• Transgender
• Non-binary
• Prefer not to say

Do you have a diagnosis of Scleroderma and/or Raynaud's phenomenon?

• Yes I am diagnosed with Scleroderma
• Yes I am diagnosed with Raynaud's phenomenon
• No
• No I am the carer/family member of the person with Scleroderma
• No I am the carer/family member of the person with Raynaud's phenomenon