Simple and Effective Feedback Surveys & Incident Reports
(1) Keep it simple and quick to attract more feedback.
(2) For instance, we could have multi-choice or single-choice questions on page 1 (change it to cover a bigger picture than we do already) and have a conditional page if people wish to add more comments/improvements if they wish to.
(3) Separate the near-miss report and incident report. They serve different purposed and requires attention and follow-up on a different scale.
These are my thoughts; hope we can achieve to bring more feedback from participants by making it easy and quick. And also, by creating open culture to encourage near misses through some blog and/or different medium.
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KD Dase commented
Thanks, I will add the idea of separating near-miss reporting from full accident reports to the page you linked.
In regard to the feedback in general, I understand that there are many comments for improving, and is priority-driven - I am glad that you think keeping it simple is great for us to gain more attraction in receiving feedback. Cheers!