Attachment J -- Sample CME Followup Questionnaire

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Attachment J -- Sample CME Followup Questionnaire

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BCM Online Activity Follow-up Outcomes Assessment


Activity (#):


Date:


Director:



According to our records you attended this course. We would appreciate your taking a moment now to anonymously answer a few follow-up questions.


Your professional category/degree:


 MD/DO—in practice Nurse Specialist (e.g., CRNA, NP) PA-C

 MD/DO—Resident/Fellow Nurse (e.g., RN, LVN) Allied Health Professional

 Pharmacist PhD/PsyD/EdD/DrPH Other


Have the knowledge and skills acquired as a result of the program helped enhance your quality of patient care? (Select one answer.)


Yes,... helped considerably

helped somewhat

helped slightly

    • No

    • Not applicable


Did you try to make any change as a result of things learned during the program?

(Select one answer.)

Yes,... working well

with some success

but with no success

No,... but still plan to

but validated current practice

due to prohibitive barriers

not needed


    • Not applicable


Please list one change you made or tried to make:


(TEXT BOX)




Have you implemented the following? (Please rate each.)



Yes

Tried; but no success

Still plan to

Was practicing before activity


No

Not applicable

Order upper GI and abdominal decompression for conditions such as malrotation of the intestine or intestinal atresias

Based on new data on bacteremia after implementation of the pneumococcal vaccine, order fewer CBCs and blood cultures on previously identified high risk children than were ordered before attending this activity



What barriers to change have you faced? (Leave blank if not applicable.)



None / Minimal

Sizeable

Insurmountable

Insurance reimbursement

Formulary

Cost effectiveness

Time management

Administrative/Support staff

Patient compliance



Please rate your knowledge or confidence level for each of the following:


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Knowledge of emerging drugs of use such as “fry,” salvia, divinorum, and anabolic steroids




No Some High Very High

Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10










Confidence in recognizing children and adolescents with a drug overdose and administering appropriate treatment




No Some High Very High

Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10











Confidence in identifying conditions in children with abdominal pain that require surgical intervention




No Some High Very High

Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10










Confidence in managing genitourinary emergencies in children such as acute testicular disorders in males




No Some High Very High

Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10




Any other comments:

(TEXT BOX)









Please provide the following information to aid us in anonymously linking responses to the earlier assessment:


a. 4-digit day/month of birth (e.g., Jan. 15 = 01/15): /

b. 2-digit year of graduation from medical school (e.g., 1973 = 73):

c. First 3 letters of city in which you attended medical school (e.g., El Paso = ELP):



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