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Farmaseuttinen aikakauskirja DOSIS 1/2018 vol.43 Suomen Farmasialiitto ry

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Appendix 1. Relevant core semi-structured interview questions<br />

Protocol section<br />

Perspectives<br />

on the label<br />

Core question(s)<br />

1. Firstly, what are your overall thoughts about the box/product packaging, in<br />

terms of how easy/hard it is to read and the information that is included on it?<br />

2. Looking at the information that is written on the box/product packaging, what<br />

do you think about the amount of information that it contains?<br />

3. What do you think about the layout of the information on the box?<br />

4. Thinking back to how you used the box/product packaging to answer the<br />

questions before, what information was easy or difficult to find and/or<br />

understand?<br />

Improvement(s)<br />

needed to the<br />

label<br />

5. From your point of view, how can we improve the information on the box<br />

in the future to improve its readability and how well it is understood?<br />

Perspectives on<br />

the leaflet<br />

6. What are your overall thoughts about the leaflet?<br />

7. Thinking back to how you used the leaflet when answering the questions<br />

earlier, what information was easy or difficult to find and/or understand<br />

in the leaflet?<br />

Perspectives on<br />

leaflet availability<br />

8. The leaflet that you helped us test today is not actually available inside the<br />

pack. We developed the leaflet for the purposes of the study. Benadryl®<br />

Dry, Tickly Cough does not come with a leaflet. What do you think about this<br />

medicine not having a leaflet?<br />

Improvement(s)<br />

needed to the<br />

leaflet<br />

9. From your point of view, how can we make this leaflet better in the future?<br />

© Suomen Farmasialiitto ry 31<br />

© DOSIS nr0 1/<strong>2018</strong>

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