Streamline your survey process. Ensure you gather the most relevant and accurate data from your respondents using this COVID screening questionnaire.

Skip/Display Logic

Conditional questions are survey questions that appear only if the respondent gives a specific answer to a previous question. This feature allows you to customize the survey flow based on the respondent’s answers and avoid showing them irrelevant questions.

For example, you are surveying customer satisfaction with a product. You could ask questions like “Did you purchase our product?” If the respondent answers “no,” then there is no point in asking follow-up questions about their satisfaction with the product since they haven’t used it. However, if the respondent answers “yes,” you can show them follow-up questions to gather more detailed feedback on their experience using the product.

Conditional questions are particularly useful for screening surveys, where you want to filter out respondents who do not meet certain criteria or ask more detailed questions to respondents who do meet the criteria. For instance, you could ask questions such as “Are you a resident of California?” If the respondent answers “no,” then there is no need to ask them additional questions only relevant to California residents.

Using conditional questions can streamline your survey and improve the overall experience for the respondent. By showing only the relevant questions to each respondent, you can avoid overwhelming them with unnecessary questions and increase their engagement with the survey.

Multiple Question Types

Our builder offers a wide range of questions to help you gather information from your respondents. These types include multiple-choice questions, rating scales, and open-ended questions.

Multiple-choice questions are popular in surveys as they are easy to answer and provide structured data that can be analyzed easily. You can use multiple choice questions to ask specific questions related to COVID screening, such as whether the respondent has experienced any symptoms, whether they have been in contact with someone who has tested positive, and so on.

Rating scales are another popular question type that can measure the severity of symptoms or the respondent’s overall health status. You can use rating scales to ask questions such as “On a scale of 1-10, how severe are your symptoms?” or “How would you rate your overall health?”

On the other hand, open-ended questions allow respondents to provide more detailed responses and can be useful for more in-depth information about a particular topic. For example, you could use open-ended questions to ask respondents to describe their symptoms in detail or to provide any additional information about their health status.

Using a combination of these question types, you can design a COVID screening survey that provides a comprehensive picture of your respondents’ health status. This can help identify potential cases of COVID-19 and take appropriate measures to prevent the spread of the virus.

Third-Party Integrations

By using integrations, you can easily extend the use of your covid questionnaire beyond its current capabilities. With our Slack integration, you can seamlessly integrate the questionnaire into your employees’ daily workflows, allowing them to quickly and easily complete the screening process without interrupting their work.

And with our Google Sheet integration, you can gather all responses in a single, easy-to-use spreadsheet, allowing you to analyze and evaluate the data in real time. No need to manually collect and organize responses – our integration will do it all for you instantly.

Reminders and Scheduling 

Utilizing the automated reminder feature can be extremely helpful in ensuring that individuals complete the COVID screening questionnaire within the required time frame. This feature can be handy if the questionnaire is time-sensitive, such as when the data is needed for a project with a strict deadline.

With this feature, you can schedule reminders automatically sent out at designated intervals, such as daily, weekly, or every few days. This can help to reduce the number of participants who fail to complete the questionnaire on time due to forgetfulness or lack of time.

Furthermore, the scheduling options can be utilized to set specific times for the questionnaire to be sent out or completed. This is particularly beneficial when collecting responses from participants within a specific time frame, such as when conducting a quarterly employee feedback survey. Scheduling the questionnaire in advance ensures it is sent out on time and that responses are received within the necessary timeframe.