0990-Trends in the USAttachment E-2_Crosswalk of Revisions_physician population

Attachment E-2

Crosswalk of Revisions and Additions Made to the 1999 KFF/PSRAI Instrument,

Physician Population

Attachment E-2

CROSSWALK OF REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS MADE TO THE 1999 KFF/PSRAI INSTRUMENT, PHYSICIAN POPULATION

Instrument Item Number	Item Source	Description of Revision	Rationale for Revision/Addition
1	New Item	N/A	Introductory item identifies the respondent’s type of practice.
2	New Item	N/A	Quantifies the percentage of minority patients seen by the respondent.
3	New Item	N/A	Item included in an earlier survey of employer’s awareness of health disparities. Will allow for comparisons to be made on awareness of HDs between employers, the general population, and physicians.
4	New Item	N/A	Respondents’ awareness of major health disparities publications/campaigns impacts overall awareness of health disparities.
5	New Item	N/A	Collects information on the physician’s work place and their provision of CLAS.
6	Q11	Excluded response options d) housing, e) education, f) employment, and g) income	Response options did not focus on health disparities.
7	New Item	N/A	Item addresses the respondents’ awareness of key health disparities that were not covered by the 1999 instrument.
8	Q12	Item reordered	Reordered to achieve a more logical flow given the deleted items.
9	Q15	Item reordered	Reordered to achieve a more logical flow given the deleted items.
10	Q13	Item reordered	Reordered to achieve a more logical flow given the deleted items.
11	Q16	Excluded response options d) housing, e) education, f) employment, and g) income; reworded racial and ethnic category from Latino to Hispanic/Latino.	Response options did not focus on health disparities; the racial and ethnic category name Hispanic/Latino is more commonly used than Latino.
12	New Item	N/A	Item addresses the respondents’ awareness of key health disparities that were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
13	Q17	Reworded racial and ethnic category from “Latino” to “Hispanic/Latino”.	The racial and ethnic category name Hispanic/Latino is more commonly used than Latino.
14	Q18	Reworded racial and ethnic category from “Latino” to “Hispanic/Latino.”	The racial and ethnic category name Hispanic/Latino is more commonly used than Latino.
15	Q20	Reworded racial and ethnic category from “Latino” to “Hispanic/Latino.”	The racial and ethnic category name Hispanic/Latino is more commonly used than Latino.
16	New Item	N/A	Items that focus specifically on the Asian American/Pacific Islanders population were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
17	New Item	N/A	Item addresses the respondents’ awareness of key health disparities that were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
18	New Item	N/A	Items that focus specifically on the Asian American/Pacific Islanders population were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
19	New Item	N/A	Items that focus specifically on the Asian American/Pacific Islanders population were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
20	New Item	N/A	Items that focus specifically on the Asian American/Pacific Islanders population were not covered in the 1999 instrument.
21	D1	Reworded item, respondent’s “sex” to “gender.”	Question reworded to reflect current terminology.
22	D10	None	None
23	D12	Reworded the item by deleting examples of Hispanic origin, “Mexican, Puerto Rican, or some other Latin American background.”	Reworded the item to reflect current terminology.
24	D13	Reworded the item by deleting examples of Hispanic origin, “Mexican, Puerto Rican, or some other Latin American background.”	Reworded to reflect current terminology.