Hi Farzeen,
thanks.

I think it's quite easy to get 'lost in translation". Medicine - I would have suggested 'Health sector'.
CME often refers, as you said, to physician education. Physiotherapists are not Physicians. In our country, we usually just call it 'PD', professional development. Might be different in India; so it would be helpful to spell it out before using an abbreviation.

Another two little comments if I may.
Question 10 - 10a -11: The questionnaire mainly concerns 'facts' and experiences. In the last 3 questions you ask for opinions.
I presume you ask for opinions because you would like to enquire about the base of participants reasoning, i.e. why do you choose 'yes' or 'no'. Excellent idea.
And you have started to do this. However, in 10a, you are only asking for the reason of participants with a particular opinion and in question 11, you don't ask at all.
To me that already looks a bit like bias.
I am surprised that you got ethical approval for this or that it was signed off by your research supervisor.

My second comment: It's just nice (and actually professional), if you start your questionnaire with an introduction. I know you introduced yourself here, but if we are to forward the questionnaire to others, they would like to know e.g.: Who is this? Why is the research done? What is the purpose of the questionnaire? What is the background for the investigation? Which institution supervises the reasearch? Where and when was ethics approval given? ....

Cheers,
Fyzzio