Help us improve care for people affected by
family, domestic and sexual violence
share your experience
Your feedback will help improve how primary care and other services care for people affected by family, domestic and sexual violence in the future.
Completely voluntary and anonymous.
Your clinic has been part of a national program to improve how primary care and other services recognise and respond to family, domestic and sexual violence. Researchers from the Sax Institute are evaluating what has changed and whether it has made a difference to you.
Your feedback is completely voluntary and anonymous. It will not affect your care you receive from the service. You can stop at any time.
Can I take part?
- You have attended and received care from this service in the past 12 months
- You are aged 18 years or over
You do not need to have personally experienced family, domestic or sexual violence. Anyone who attended this service is welcome to share feedback.
How you can share
All options end with the same question: what is the most significant change you have noticed in your life as a result of the care you received?
You will be redirected to a secure external site (Qualtrics) to complete the surveys.
Short survey
Audio recording
Photo or drawing
Your privacy
Your responses are anonymous and secure
- We do not collect your name, contact details, or any identifying information
- Your responses cannot be linked back to you
- Your information is not shared with with this service or any other organisation
- Responses are stored securely and accessed only by the Sax Institute evaluation team
- Your information is handled in accordance with the Australian Privacy Act 1988
Download the full Participant Information Sheet (PDF)
If you need support
If this brings up difficult feelings, free and confidential support is available any time:
| 1800RESPECT | 1800 737 732 | 13YARN (First Nations) | 13 92 76 |
| Fullstop Australia | 1800 385 578 | Lifeline | 13 11 14 |
| QLife (LGBTQI+) | 1300 555 727 | MensLine Australia | 1300 789 978 |
Questions about this evaluation?
Contact Dr Alice Knight