http://www.djsresearch.co.uk/glossary/item/Discussion-Guide

A discussion guide is used to outline the areas of questioning used in a qualitative interview or group discussion. Discussion guides, sometimes referred to as topic guides can vary in detail. The term ‘topic guide’ tends to be used when the interview will take on a more open approach whereas ‘discussion guide’ will usually have a more structured pattern to the interview or focus group.

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Alternatively: moderator guide

http://www.focusgrouptips.com/moderator-guide.html

The focus group moderator guide is your interviewing outline. You use it during a focus group or depth interview.
The guide, as its name implies, guides the interview.
The moderator typically writes the guide, which contains topics, questions, and activities for an interview.

A moderator’s guide serves as the outline of what the groups will discuss, and is usually written as a collaborative process between the moderator and the stakeholders to ensure that the desired information is collected.
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