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Survey of Food Safety and Nutrition Information Provided to Pregnant Women by Health Care Providers and WIC Educators

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S1. On an average work day, do you provide health care or education to women who are pregnant?



Yes

No

 

(Thank you, Please return questionnaire in the enclosed postage paid envelope)


Tell us about what you do.



S ECTION A


  1. Do you ever give your pregnant clients or patients advice about specific foods they should eat or avoid during pregnancy?



Yes

No



What foods do you advise clients/patients to eat? Avoid?


  1. Do you ever recommend that your clients or patients eat fish during pregnancy? Choose the response that is closest to the advice that you give.



Yes, I recommend that they eat fish




Yes, but I recommend that they limit the types and/or quantity of fish they eat




No, I make no recommendations about eating fish

(Go to Section B)



No, I recommend that they avoid eating fish

(Go to Section B)



What did you think of when you read “fish”? Probe: seafood in general or just fish? Would your answer be different if we used the word “seafood”?


If yes:

Why do you recommend fish? What are your recommendations?



If no:

Is there a reason you do not?


  1. If yes to above, approximately how many servings of fish per week do you recommend to your pregnant clients or patients?



One

Four



Two

More than four



Three

I don’t specify the amount




Was this hard or easy to answer? Why? How did you decide how much fish to recommend? Do you recommend this to all of your pregnant clients/patients or just some? Why do recommend this amount?


S ECTION B


  1. Are you aware of any advice about fish consumption and the risk of methyl mercury during pregnancy?



Yes

No

(Go to Section C)



If yes:

Can you tell us about the advice you’ve heard about fish and methyl mercury during pregnancy? Where have you heard it? Where does this advice come from? Do you give this advice to your patients/clients?






  1. Do you advise your clients or patients about methyl mercury and fish?



Yes

No

(Go to Section C)



What advice do you give? Why do you give this advice? Do you give this advice to all or just some? How do you decide who gets this advice?



  1. How do you give this advice to your clients or patients? (Please “X” all that apply)



In written materials, such as brochures and books



In face to face discussions with you



In face to face discussions with someone else you work with



In group classes



Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) __________________________________________________



Do you provide advice the same way to all your patients/clients? If not, what determines how someone gets this advice? If written materials: Do you give them the materials or does someone else in your group/practice/office? If classes: Do you teach the classes or does someone else?



  1. How important is it that you give advice about methyl mercury and fish to your clients or patients? Use a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 means “Not Important At All” and 5 means “Very Important.”



Not important

at all (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Very Important (5)












Why # _____? What makes it that level of importance?



S ECTION C


  1. Below is a list of advice for pregnant women. For each, rate how likely it is that you would give the advice to your clients or patients at some point during their pregnancy. Use a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 means “Very Unlikely” and 5 means “Very Likely.”




very

unlikely (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Very

Likely (5)











Do not eat Shark, Swordfish, King Mackerel, or Tilefish



Rinse fresh fruits and vegetables thoroughly



Eat up to 12 ounces (two average meals) a week of a variety of fish and shellfish that are lower in mercury



Do not eat soft cheeses made with unpasteurized milk



Do not drink unpasteurized juice



Eat up to six ounces (one average meal) of albacore tuna per week



Do not eat raw meats, like Steak tartar



Do not eat raw fish, like sushi or ceviche



Do not eat raw sprouts



Check local advisories about the safety of fish caught by family

and friends in local lakes, rivers and coastal areas



Do not eat raw or undercooked eggs



Reheat luncheon meats or hot dogs until steaming hot



Do not eat pate or meat spreads



For each, why did you pick ____? What does “eat up to….” mean to you? Does it mean the same thing as “limit to….”?



  1. How do you give any of the advice listed in question 8? (Please “X” all that apply)



In written materials, such as brochures and books



In face to face discussions with you



In face to face discussions with someone else you work with



In group classes



Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) ________________________________________



I do not give any of the advice listed in question 8



Do you provide advice the same way to all your patients/clients? If not, what determines how someone gets this advice? If written materials: Do you give them the materials or does someone else in your office/group/practice? If classes: who teaches the classes?



S ECTION D


  1. Where do you get your information about what advice to give to your pregnant clients or patients on the following topics?

(Please “X” all that apply)




Food Related Illness

nutrition

dietary supplements







Professional organization websites, newsletters, or magazines (e.g., ACOG, AMA, ADA)


Professional journal (e.g., medical nursing, or dietetic journal)


Professional meeting or training


Mass media (newspaper, magazine, television, or radio)


Government source (federal, state, or local)


Clinical experience or residency


Other (PLEASE SPECIFY )

____________

____________

____________


What does “food related illness” mean to you? Nutrition? Dietary Supplements? Probe choices – regularly attend meetings? Read journals?



  1. How would you like to hear about new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisories and information for clients or patients about food related illness? Rate each format below. Use a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 means “No At All Preferred Format” and 5 means “Highly Preferred Format.”




Not at all preferred format (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

highly preferred format (5)









Professional organization website, newsletter, or magazine (such as ACOG, AMA, ADA, etc.)


Professional journal (such as medical, nursing, dietetic, etc.)


Professional meeting


Mass media (newspaper, magazine television, or radio)


FDA website


Email listservs

(PLEASE SPECIFY) ________________________________________


Brochures and other literature sent by FDA


FDA Alerts sent by e-mail


Hospital departmental meetings


Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) ___________________________________


Probe preferred, why? What listservs do you participate in? Have you received brochures from FDA in the past?


  1. In what format would you like to get information from FDA to share directly with your clients or patients? Rate each format below. Use a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 means “Not At All Preferred Format” and 5 means “Highly Preferred Format.”




Not at all preferred format (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

highly preferred format (5)









Patient brochures mailed to your office


Short informational videos that can be played in your office waiting room


Posters


FDA website


Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) __________________________________


Probe preferred – do you have brochures in your office, room for posters, a TV with dvd/vrc, etc.?

S ECTION E


  1. How strongly do you agree with each of the statements? Use a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means “Strongly Disagree" and 5 means “Strongly Agree.”




Strong Disagree (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Strongly Agree (5)









It is my role to give nutrition advice to my clients or patients


It is my role to give food safety advice to my clients or patients


My clients or patients need nutrition information


My clients or patients need information about food related illnesses


I have enough time and other resources to provide information about nutrition and food related illnesses to my clients or patients


I have been provided enough information about nutrition and food related illnesses to give adequate advice to my clients or patients


I only discuss nutrition and food safety with clients or patients that have certain health problems


I only discuss food safety with clients or patients that eat risky foods


Was this hard or easy to answer? Why?

S ECTION F


  1. How would you describe your job providing health care or education to women about pregnancy? (Please “X” all that apply)



OB/GYN





Physician Assistant





Nurse Practitioner





WIC Educator





Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) _____________________________





  1. How would you describe the environment in which you meet with your clients or patients? (Please “X” all that apply)



Office, clinic, or hospital





Clients or patients’ homes





Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) _____________________________





  1. In an average week, approximately how many clients or patients do you see? Please include pregnant and non-pregnant client or patients in your estimate.



Fewer than 10

50 – 70



10 – 30

70 – 100



30 – 50

More than 100




How did you come up with your answer?


  1. Which of the following would you say is the closest description of the number of your clients or patients that are pregnant?


Only a small portion of my clients or patients are pregnant

About three quarters (75%) of my clients or patients are pregnant

About one quarter (25%) of my clients or patients are pregnant

Nearly all of my clients or patients are pregnant

About half (50%) of my clients or patients are pregnant




Was this hard or easy to answer?


  1. What is your gender?



Female

Male



THANK YOU.

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