Feedback from Stakeholders in Pilot Study Sample Clauses

Feedback from Stakeholders in Pilot Study. As may be seen the stakeholders in the pilot study were generally happy with the tool. In addition, both respondents indicated that the tool highlighted all of the issues they had experienced and they could not identify any that the tool did not. One comment that was received was “I found the report to highlight some good information. The only criticism I would have is that though the industry mapping was useful it did not suggest which way the industry/public were swayed, only that there was a correlation/difference in their opinion.” This comment prompted the team to refine the classification of the correlations between stakeholder and public responses to use the positive/positive, positive/negative, negative/positive, and negative/negative classifications. These in turn were linked to clearer statements that better reflected the nature of the correlation or otherwise. This may be seen in the finished SAMT which looks for plus/plus (positive/positive) relationships, minus/minus (negative/negative) relationships and those where the stakeholders and public disagreed. The beta/pilot version did not have all of this functionality so this was a useful improvement to the SAMT.
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