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Patient Quality of Life 
Questionnaire (baseline) 
PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ON THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. 
IT IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY. ALL ANSWERS WILL BE RECORDED BY THE 
RESEARCH PROFESSIONAL 
The CONSTRUCT study 
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Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
Section E: Resource use questionnaire 
 This section is about the health care you have received – 
apart from any services 
at the hospital where you were recruited. All questions refer to the 
three months before completing this questionnaire. 
We would like to know about contacts you have had with health professionals in the last 
three months 
for any reason - 
not just with regard to your bowel condition. 
 
1. In the last 
3 months, have you been seen for any reason by any of the following 
at 
your GP surgery? 
 
Your own or another GP  
Nurse  
Any other health professional (e.g. dietician, physiotherapist, health visitor) 
 Please go to Question 2 
 Please enter the number of times for… 
Your own or another GP 
Other (please specify) 
 
 
2. In the last 
3 months, have you been seen for any reason by any of the following 
at 
home? 
 
Your own or another GP 
 
Nurse 
 
Any other health professional (e.g. dietician, physiotherapist, health visitor) 
 Please go to Question 2 
 Please enter the number of times 
Your own or another GP 
Other (please specify) 
 
  
3. In the last 
3 months, have you discussed your health over the telephone with any 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
health professional (apart from to make or change appointments). 
No Please to to Question 4 
Yes Please enter number of times 
With anyone at your GP surgery 
With anyone at the hospital 
With NHS Direct (NHS 24 in Scotland) 
 
4. In the last 
3 months, have you visited an accident and emergency department 
other than at the hospital where you were recruited to the study? 
 Please go to Question 4 
 Please enter the number of times 
 
 
n the last 
3 months, have you been admitted as an in-patient (i.e. stayed overnight in 
hospital) for any reason at a hospital 
other than at the hospital whereyou were 
recruited to the study? 
 Please go to Question 5 
 Please enter the number of 
nights you spent in hospital 
6If you are in work, did you take any time off work 
either due to illness 
or in 
order to see any health professional, for any reason, in the last 
3 months? 
 Please go to Section F 
 Please enter the number of day (to the nearest 
half day) 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
Section F: Drugs use questionnaire 
Have you taken any of the following 
prescribed drugs in the last 
3 months? 
Drugs for colitis (prescribed in the last 
3 months) 
Name of Drug 
Strength 
 Number Frequency Tick if taken 
*For PRN drugs, record instead the 
average number taken per day and 
average frequency 
(Nº of days per week) 
**For oral prednisolone with reducing dose, please record details 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
Suppositories for colitis (prescribed in the last 
3 months) 
Strength 
No Suppositories 
If not continuous, 
for how many days 
Enemas for colitis (prescribed in the last 
3 months) 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
Medication for general GI disorders (prescribed in the last 
3 months) 
Name of Drug 
Strength 
Frequency 
(Peppermint oil) 
(Ispaghula husk) 
(Metoclopramide) 
*For PRN drugs, record instead the 
average number taken per day and 
average frequency (Nº of 
Medication not listed (prescribed in the last 
3 months) 
Have you been 
prescribed any other drugs regularly in the last 
3 months that have 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
not been listed here (excluding paracetamol, aspirin and ibuprofen)? If so, please tell us the: 
 
strength  
 
number of tablets you take per dose and dose frequency (e.g. two 
tablets four times a day, etc) 
 If the medication is not taken continuously over the last three months, please tell us 
whether it is taken "
as required" or whether it was a 
short course. 
Please also indicate the 
average number taken per day and the average frequency (No 
days per week) for drugs taken "as required" or the number of days it was taken for if a 
short course. 
Thank you for completing this questionnaire. 
If you are diagnosed with acute severe ulcerative colitis, you may be eligible for the 
CONSTRUCT drugs treatment trial. If you consent to participate into the trial, you 
may be asked to take part in a telephone interview with a researcher. 
Please indicate below if you are happy to be asked about taking part in a telephone 
interview, should you take part in the drugs trial. 
Yes, I am happy to be asked about taking part in a telephone interview 
No, I am not happy to be asked about taking part in a telephone interview 
Swansea University School of Medicine 
Grove Building Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP 
Phone: +44(0)1792 513426 
Fax: +44 (0)1792 513423 
Email: 
[email protected] 
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