The Patient Satisfaction Survey Designer

Design a patient experience survey.

What I want to learn: [DESCRIBE THE DECISION THE RESULTS WILL
INFORM]
Setting and patient group: [DESCRIBE]
How it will be delivered: [PAPER / ONLINE / TABLET IN CLINIC /
POST-VISIT SMS]
Maximum length: [NUMBER OF QUESTIONS OR MINUTES]

Produce:
1. A short set of questions that map directly to what I want to
   learn — none that will not change a decision
2. A mix of rating scales and one or two open questions, with
   the scale labelled consistently throughout
3. A check for leading or double-barrelled questions, with any
   it rewrites flagged
4. A neutral introduction explaining purpose, anonymity, and
   how long it takes
5. A single accessibility and reading-level pass so most
   patients can complete it unaided
6. A plan for how responses will be tallied and reported

Rules:
- Keep it genuinely short — response rate falls with every
  extra question
- Collect no clinical detail and no identifiers beyond what the
  stated purpose requires; note where a free-text box risks
  capturing identifying information
- Mark anything needing local sign-off (governance, privacy
  wording) as [PRACTICE TO CONFIRM]