Adult version | Child version | Examples | |
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Title | 57% | 20% | “Reading ‘atopic eczema’ I would ask myself what that means […].”, ID1, adult “This ‘atopic eczema’ I don’t know.”, ID8, adult “I know the term, this ‘atopic eczema’. But I think for the general public, this is too medical. I would rather say ‘skin disease’., ID3, parent |
Instruction | 100% | 100% | “For me, this is really clear.”, ID4, adult |
Item 1 | 100% | 100% | “It is very comprehensible, this question.”, ID3, parent |
Item 2 | 100% | 100% | “This [question] was very well asked.”, ID8, adult |
Item 3 | 71% | 60% | “Intensely is somehow a thing of feeling. It was itchy that she cried, but not that she scratches herself raw. Well, it was strong, but it might have been even stronger.”, ID12, parent |
Item 4 | 100% | 100% | “I think this question is comprehensible to every person affected by eczema because sleep problems are very present when having these complaints.”, ID2, adult |
Item 5 | 86% | 60% | “Yes, this question was hard to answer, day-to-day activities with a baby, this is limited. […] I didn’t know what to tick because some things such as changing the child was really hard or bathing the child was a disaster because scratching started immediately. However, I could go for a walk with him, which is a day-to-day activity as well. […] It would be good to distinguish between day-to-day activities regarding care, rituals and sleep and leisure activities, social life etc.”, ID7, parent |
Item 6 | 71% | 80% | “Somehow phrased in a difficult way. […] I would make the question easy.”, ID3, parent |
Item 7 | 71% | 40% | “I do not fully understand what ‘acceptable’ means. I have to accept it either way because I have to live with the disease. I really don’t know what to answer. […] I think, with ‘acceptable’ you assume that you have a choice. […] But having atopic eczema is a fact that I have to accept.”, ID2, adult “Do I want to accept the disease? I don’t want to, I have to.”, ID5, adult |
Response options | 100% | 100% | “I like that.”, ID8, adult |