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Click to download FREE ACASI Interactive  Demo in zip file

New!
Customized ACASI, CAPI and CASI Data Collection Systems for Netbooks

Easy, Portable
Data Collection Tool!


ACASI Developers under the direction of Alice Tang, MS, PhD, Associate Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, can create a customized ACASI, CAPI or CASI system for your data collection needs which can be used on the latest netbook computers.

Your study data collection system can fit in your hand!

Much better than a palm-based solution, our ACASI/CAPI/CASI systems allow for more screen space which is better suited for interactive questions.

Audio can also be incorporated.

Download a free interactive ACASI demo in a zip file to see all of the question types. ACASI is also similar to CASI (Computer-Assisted Self-Interview) and CAPI (Computer-Assisted Personal Interview). View ACASI brochure.

Shown below are some samples of our custom ACASI, CAPI and CASI systems by our ACASI programmers created in multiple languages such as English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. For more information on having a custom data collection system built for you, contact Dr. Alice M. Tang (617.636.2140).


 

Click here for an ACASI interactive demo in a zip file.

ACASI Advantages:

  • Allows participants to privately answer sensitive personal questions on a computer with headphones
  • Eliminates data entry time and errors
  • Provides consistent questionnaire delivery — all questions will always be asked in the exact same way
  • Works well for patients with literacy issues

ACASI Features — Flexible and Convenient:

  • Works with either a mouse or a touch screen
  • Can be built with sections that are administered by the interviewer
  • Handles skip patterns automatically
  • Can be offered in multiple languages
  • Works for single or multi-site studies

ACASI Possible Question Types:

  • Yes/No
  • Multiple Choice – Select One Answer
  • Multiple Choice – Select All That Apply
  • Scale
  • Numeric Entry
  • Text Entry
  • Interviewer-Administered
  • Multiple Language

Currently a multi-site, bilingual ACASI questionnaire on HIV and drug use is in use at:

  • Tufts University School of Medicine
  • Brown University School of Medicine
  • Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

For more information on the ACASI system, contact Dr. Alice M. Tang (617.636.2140).

 


 

 

 

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