Coalition Pretest Survey

The National Bone Health Campaign Pilot Site Project

0990-Coalition Survey PretestDraft 01-29-09

Coalition Pretest Survey

OMB: 0990-0337

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Form Approved OMB No. 0990-XXXX
Exp. Date XX/XX/XX11

Coalition Survey Pretest
This survey explores your understanding and views about bone health as well as your perceptions about
the needs of your team in the coming year. You will note that we use the term “team” to address your site’s
coalition throughout the survey. Please read each question carefully and provide your honest feedback. The
survey results will be used by the Office on Women’s Health and Hager Sharp to tailor technical and training
services to the needs of you and your team through the duration of the pilot project. We look forward to
your feedback and suggestions. The survey should take between 15-20 minutes to complete. Thank you in
advance for your time.
The first set of items asks about your team and your role on your team.
1) Last 4 digits of your HOME phone number: ___ ___ ___ ___
2) What is your gender?
‰ Male
‰ Female
3) How old are you?
‰ 18-24 years
‰ 25-29 years
‰ 30-39 years
‰ 40-49 years
‰ 50-59 years
‰ 60+ years
4) Are you Hispanic or Latino?
‰ No
‰ Yes
5) What is your race? (Choose one or more.)
‰ Black/African American
‰ White
‰ American Indian or Alaska Native
‰ Asian
‰ Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
6) What team do you represent?
‰ City 1
‰ City 2
‰ City 3
7) What is your role on your team? (Choose one or more)
‰ Site Coordinator
‰ Team Leader
‰ Team Member
‰ Body Works Trainer
‰ Other: _________________________
According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless it
displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 0990- . The time required to
complete this information collection is estimated to average ( hours)(minutes) per response, including the time to review
instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection. If you
have comments concerning the accuracy of the time estimate(s) or suggestions for improving this form, please write to: U.S.
Department of Health & Human Services, OS/OCIO/PRA, 200 Independence Ave., S.W., Suite 537-H, Washington D.C. 20201,
Attention: PRA Reports Clearance Officer

8) What stakeholder group do you primarily represent? (Choose one.)
‰ Community Organization
‰ Health Professional
‰ Nutrition Professional
‰ Physical Education Professional
‰ School Administrator
‰ Teacher
‰ Business/Industry
‰ Student
‰ Parent
‰ Other:______________________________

9) Prior to working on this project, in which of the following areas did you have experience working on
projects or with partnerships? (Choose one or more.)
‰ Childhood obesity prevention
‰ Nutrition
‰ Physical activity
‰ Bone health
‰ None of the above
10) Have members of your team worked together on previous projects or partnerships?
‰ No, not at all
‰ Yes, some have worked together before
‰ Yes, most have worked together before
‰ Yes, all have worked together before
‰ Not sure
Weekly

Biweekly

Monthly

Quarterly

Never

Not
Sure

a. Meet in person?

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b. Conduct conference calls?

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c. Conduct web meetings?

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11) How often will your team…

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This set of questions assesses what you currently know about bone health.
12) By age ___, females have built most of their bone mass (how solid and strong bones are from the
inside) for the rest of their lives.
† 5 yrs
† 13 yrs
† 18 yrs
† 30 yrs
† 55 yrs
13) How many minutes of DAILY physical activity are recommended for pre-teen and adolescent girls to
stay healthy?
† 20 minutes † 30 minutes † 45 minutes † 60 minutes † 90 minutes
14) How many days per week of bone-strengthening activity are recommended for pre-teen and adolescent
girls to build strong bones?
† 1 Day
† 2 Days
† 3 Days
† 4 Days
† 5 Days
15) How many minutes of DAILY physical activity are recommended for adults to be active and stay
healthy?
† 20 minutes † 30 minutes † 45 minutes † 60 minutes † 90 minutes
16) How many milligrams (mg) of calcium are recommended DAILY for pre-teen and adolescent girls to
build strong bones and stay healthy?
† 200 mg
† 500 mg
† 750 mg
† 900 mg
† 1300 mg
17) How many international units (IU) of vitamin D are recommended DAILY for pre-teen and adolescent
girls to build strong bones and stay healthy?
† 100 IU
† 200 IU
† 300 IU
† 400 IU
† 500 IU
The next set of items examines your views about bone health and your capacity to help your team in
current or future efforts to plan, implement and evaluate a variety of project activities.
18) Please check how important you think it is to help girls
and their parents to:
d. Better understand how to build strong bones to
prevent osteoporosis
e. Identify foods and drinks that are high in calcium and
Vitamin D
f. Better understand the role of physical activity in
building strong, healthy bones
g. Choose foods and drinks that are high in calcium and
Vitamin D
h. Get the recommended amount of physical activity
everyday

Not At All
Important

A Little
Important

Quite
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Very
Important

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19) Please check how confident you feel helping girls
and their parents to:
a. Better understand how to build strong bones to
prevent osteoporosis
b. Identify foods and drinks that are high in calcium and
Vitamin D
c. Better understand the role of physical activity in
building strong, healthy bones
d. Choose foods and drinks that are high in calcium and
Vitamin D
e. Get the recommended amount of physical activity
everyday

Not At All
Confident

A Little
Confident

Quite
Confident

Very
Confident

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b. Communication and Outreach implementation efforts

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c. Communication and Outreach evaluation efforts

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d. Body Works planning efforts

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e. Body Works implementation efforts

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Don’t
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b. Action Planning Technical Assistance: General

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c. Evaluation Technical Assistance: General

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d. Marketing/Communication: Planning

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e. Marketing/Communication: Implementation

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g. Outreach: Planning

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h. Outreach: Implementation

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Outreach: Evaluation

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Body Works: Planning & Training

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k. Body Works: Recruitment & Retention of Participants

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m. Body Works: Evaluation

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n. Other:

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20) Please check how confident you feel helping your
team with….
a. Communication and Outreach planning efforts

Body Works evaluation efforts

21) Below is a list of technical assistance and training
services that Hager Sharp could provide to teams. For
each, please indicate how valuable that service would
be to your team.
a. Understanding Bone Health: Background Information

Marketing/Communication: Evaluation

Body Works: Implementation

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22) Below is a list of resources that Hager Sharp could
provide to teams. For each, please indicate how
valuable that resource would be to your team.
a. Funding Alerts/Opportunities

Not at All
Valuable

Extremely
Valuable

Extremely
Valuable

Don’t
Know

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b. Listserv

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c. Team E-Newsletter

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d. Partnership/Coalition Building Referrals

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e. Best Bones Forever Identity Materials (logo, letterhead)

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g. Pilot Site Web Site

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h. Media kit

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Partner Toolkits (AFHK, NASN, NOF)

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Other:

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Best Bones Forever Educational Materials

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