Blood sample collection
05 Jan 2026
VenousClinic
- Collector
- Caregiver
- Device type
- —
- Analytes
- 3
Key participant information
Details of participatnt visits in Part A and/or Part B
| Date | Part | Type of visit | Place | Status | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Dec 2025 | B | Screening | Hospital | Completed | Screening visit completed. Eligibility confirmed. |
| 05 Jan 2026 | B | 1st Visit | Not applicable (N/A) | Completed | Follow-up visit completed. Capillary microsampling at home. |
| 26 Jan 2026 | B | 2nd Visit | Hospital | Completed | Ad-hoc follow-up visit. |
Blood microsampling and venipuncture collections with associated analyte results
Reported adverse events during the study
No adverse events reported
This participant has no adverse events recorded during the study.
Past medical history and conditions
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Participant responses — surveyed on 2026-02-17
| SECTION | Q # | Question | Answer | Comments / Free-text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A. Previous Experience with Microsampling | A1 | Had you heard about blood microsampling before this study? | Yes | — |
| A. Previous Experience with Microsampling | A2 | Name of the microsampling device previously known | Not answered | — |
| A. Previous Experience with Microsampling | A3 | Number of previous uses | 0 | — |
| A. Previous Experience with Microsampling | A4 | Ease of previous use | Very difficult | — |
| A. Previous Experience with Microsampling | A5 | Previous difficulties experienced | Difficulty applying, Bruising | Mild pain only. |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B1 | Study information was easy to understand | Disagree | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B2 | I felt comfortable asking questions about the study | Disagree | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B3 | Satisfaction with study visit organisation | Satisfied | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B4 | Convenience of visit scheduling | Very satisfied | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B5 | Study staff treated me respectfully | Strongly disagree | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B6 | I felt comfortable asking questions during the visit | Neutral | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B7 | Satisfaction with answers received | Very dissatisfied | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B8 | Visit duration was acceptable | Strongly agree | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B9 | Impact on daily life was acceptable | Agree | — |
| B. Study Information and Visit Experience | B10 | I felt comfortable providing feedback on sampling preferences | Disagree | — |
| C. Conventional Sampling vs Microsampling Experience | C1 | Pain rating for conventional venous blood sampling (0-10) | 9 | — |
| C. Conventional Sampling vs Microsampling Experience | C2 | Pain rating for microsampling device collection (0-10) | 4 | — |
| C. Conventional Sampling vs Microsampling Experience | C3 | Preferred blood collection method if given a choice | Conventional blood sampling | — |
| C. Conventional Sampling vs Microsampling Experience | C4 | Why did you choose this preferred method? | I am used to venous sampling and trust the technique more. | — |
| D. Microsampling Device Experience | D1 | The device seemed easy to use | Agree | — |
| D. Microsampling Device Experience | D2 | The device caused little or no pain | Agree | — |
| D. Microsampling Device Experience | D3 | I could use the device at home | Strongly agree | — |
| D. Microsampling Device Experience | D4 | Confidence that microsampling could replace conventional blood sampling | Neutral | — |
| D. Microsampling Device Experience | D5 | Problems experienced with the device | Pain | Insufficient blood collected on first try. |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E1 | Did you take part in Part A (home self-collection)? | Not answered | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E2 | Satisfaction with microsampling equipment and materials | Neutral | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E3 | Helpfulness of training materials | Neutral | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E4 | Confidence using microsampling for self-collection | Strongly agree | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E5 | Self-collection instructions were clear | Neutral | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E6 | I was able to complete sample collection without help | Neutral | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E7 | I had access to support during self-collection | Disagree | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E8 | Time required for collecting and returning samples was acceptable | Neutral | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E9 | Microsampling fitted into my usual routine | Strongly agree | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E10 | I felt safe and confident during self-collection | Not answered | — |
| E. Home / Self-Collection Experience | E11 | Satisfaction with shipping samples back to the lab | Very dissatisfied | — |
| F. Training and Support | F1 | Which support types were helpful? | Video tutorial, Other | Nurse walked me through the steps. |
| F. Training and Support | F2 | Which factors would build your confidence in using microsampling? | Online/telephone support, Tutorial videos | — |
| G. Future Preferences | G1 | Preferred future blood collection location | At home | — |
| G. Future Preferences | G2 | Willingness to use a microsampling device at home for regular health-related blood sampling | Maybe | — |
| G. Future Preferences | G3 | If you answered Maybe or No, please explain | Not answered | — |
Consent and withdrawal information