Implementation of an Internet & Paper-Based Uniform Data Set for OMH-funded Activities

Implementation of an Internet & Paper-Based Uniform Data Set for OMH-funded Activities

0990-0275Appendix A

Implementation of an Internet & Paper-Based Uniform Data Set for OMH-funded Activities

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Appendix A


Data Items in Modified Uniform Data Set
















UNIFORM DATA SET DATA ITEMS

(modifications highlighted)


Organization and Grant Information

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Organization Name


Grant Award Year

  • Before 2000

  • 2000

  • 2001

  • 2002

  • 2003

  • 2004

  • 2005

  • 2006

Address


Phone/Fax


Contact Person/ Phone/Email


Organization Key Code


Organization Type

  • Faith-Based Organization

  • Health Care Entity

  • Institution of Higher Education: Hispanic-Serving Institution

  • Institution of Higher Education: Historically Black College/University

  • Institution of Higher Education: Other College/University

  • Institution of Higher Education: Tribal College/University

  • Minority-Serving Community-Based Organization: Health Focused

  • Minority-Serving Community-Based Organization: Non-Health Focused

  • National Minority-Serving Organization: Health Focused

  • National Minority-Serving Organization: Non-Health Focused

  • Public Institutions: Federal government agency

  • Public Institutions: Local government agency

  • Public Institutions: State government agency

  • Public Institutions: Tribal Entity/Government

  • Other

Select if reporting for multiple programs


Project Name


Project Director/ Email


Contact Person


Number of Positions (FTE's) Filled Using OMH Funding


Number of OMH-Funded Staff


Number of Consultants


Number of Individuals Paid on a Fee-For-Service Basis (e.g., interpreters paid per interpretation)


Number of New Staff Hired


If new staff were hired, were they:

  • Career staff

  • Temporary staff

Number of Volunteers


Current Grant Year


Grant Number


Grant Type

  • Bilingual/Bicultural Service Demonstration Grant Program

  • Community Programs to Improve Minority Health

  • Health Disparities in Minority Health Program

  • HIV/AIDS Cooperative Agreement

  • HIV/AIDS Minority Health Coalition Demonstration Program

  • Minority Health Coalition

  • National Umbrella Cooperative Agreement Program

  • Standard Cooperative Agreement Program

  • State and Territorial Minority HIV/AIDS Demonstration Program

  • State Partnership Grant Program to Improve Minority Health

  • TACD Program for HIV/AIDS Services

  • Other Grant/Contract

Total Annual Budget of Grantee Organization


OMH Funding


What additional funding did you receive to conduct your OMH-funded activities?

Federal Funding (amount)

State Funding (amount)

Local Funding (amount)

Private Funding (amount)

In-Kind Contributions (amount)


How were your OMH funds distributed across health issues, activities, and demographic categories?

TABLE (for each category, enter)

Health Issues

Select Health Issue/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

Activities

Select Activity Modules/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

Race

Select Race/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

Ethnicity

Select Ethnicity/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

Gender

Select Gender/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

Age

Select Age/ Enter Percent of Funding Used

What other activities does your organization do that are not funded by OMH? (Note: This question only applies to grantees receiving funding through the State Partnership Initiative)

Enter Other Activities Funded and Funding Source

Were you involved with any partnerships or collaborating organizations as an essential part of the project?

TABLE (for each partnership, enter)

Name of Organization


Type of Agreement

Select:

  • informal

  • formal cooperative

  • subcontract

  • other

Type of Organization

Select

Role in Project Activity

Select:

  • referral source

  • provide service

  • other

Postal zip codes where your project conducts its activities


Project Environment

Check all that apply:

  • Urban

  • Suburban

  • Rural

  • US-Mexican Border

Report Information


Project Name


Reporting Period


Report Narrative

TEXT /Attach Document

Activities Conducted

Select Activity Modules (checkbox)



Module 1 - Training and education for health professionals and community stakeholders

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Trained and Sessions Conducted


Table 1-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Section II: Number of Sessions Conducted


Type of Training

  • Cultural Competence

  • Disease Management/Health Information

  • Interpretation

  • Language

  • Health Disparities

  • Education and Outreach Training

  • Data and Evaluation

  • Planning

  • Other (specify)

Number of Sessions


Total Served in All Sessions


Length of Each Session in Hours


Evaluated?

Yes/No

Section III: Additional Training Information


What were the training topics?


Who attended your training/education sessions? (e.g., health care providers, community leaders, CBO staff member, etc…)


Section IV: Short-term Outcomes of Training and Education


For those trainings where trainee outcome was evaluated


Was it with

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Attitudes

  • Practices

  • Knowledge

  • Satisfaction

  • Other

If Pre and Post Tests

TABLE (for each type of training, enter)

Type of Training

  • Cultural Competence

  • Disease Management/Health Information

  • Interpretation

  • Language

  • Health Disparities

  • Education and Outreach Training

  • Data and Evaluation

  • Planning

  • Other (specify)

Number of People who took Pre Tests


Number of People who took Post Tests


Number with Increase In Score from Pre- to Post-Test


Section V: Qualitative Impacts


Please describe how your trainings have impacted on three sample trainees. To fill out this section, you can draw from evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of trainees, your own notes, or your experience with trainees




Module 2 - Language interpretation

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 2-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Section II: Sessions Conducted and Short-term Outcomes


1. Please enter the total number of interpretations provided by language and the percentage of clients that received a follow-up health/medical referral or assessment as a result of language interpretation.

TABLE (for each language, enter)

Language

Select from list

Total Interpretations


Total Clients Served


Total Providers Served


Number Receiving Referral/Assessment


2. How many clients accessed services as a result of your language interpretation services?


3. What was the average duration of each session of language interpretation?

hour(s)

4. What was the average amount of preparation or other additional time (e.g., transportation time, waiting room time, etc.) per session?

hour(s)

5. Did you translate any materials as part of the service you provided?

Yes/No

For each language, enter total number of materials


6. Please list the kinds of materials you translated


7. Did you provide any simultaneous translation for group sessions or meetings?

Yes/No

If yes, for each language, enter:


Number of Sessions


Approximate Number of People Per Session


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how the interpretations you provide have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 3 - Target population health education and outreach

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Served and Sessions Conducted


Table 3-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 3-2: Number of Sessions Conducted

TABLE (For each type of session, enter)

Type of Session

  • Single Session Individual Education

  • Single Session Group Education

  • Multiple Session Individual Education

  • Multiple Session Group Education

Number Of Sessions


Number Of Sessions Per Course


Number Of Courses Conducted


Evaluated?

Yes/No

Section II: Additional Information


1. What were the education session topics?


For Individual Education


For Group Education


2. During the course of your health education and outreach activities, were any clients given referrals to medical, mental health, or other services?

Yes/No

If yes, how many referrals were given?


How many of these clients accessed services as a result of referrals?


Section III: Health Fairs and Other Events


1. Did you conduct or participate in any health fairs during this reporting period?

Yes/No

If YES, what is the total number of health fairs conducted/participated in?



TABLE (for each health fair enter)

Target Population


Health Issue(s)


Approximate Number Served


Date: (MM/DD/YYYY)


2. Did you conduct or participate in any type of educational event other than those reported above (examples, performing arts, rallies, walks/runs, benefit events)?

Yes/No

If YES, what is the total number of other events conducted/participated in?



TABLE (for each other event enter)

Event Type


Target Population


Health Issue(s)


Approximate Number Served


Date: (MM/DD/YYYY)


Section IV: Short-term Outcomes of Health Education and Outreach


For those education sessions where trainee outcome was evaluated


Was it with

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Attitudes

  • Practices

  • Knowledge

  • Satisfaction

  • Other

If Pre and Post Tests

TABLE (for each type of training, enter)

Type of Education

  • Single Session Individual Education

  • Single Session Group Education

  • Multiple Session Individual Education

  • Multiple Session Group Education

Number of People who took Pre-Tests


Number of People who took Post-Tests


Number with Increase In Score from Pre- to Post-Test


Section V: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your health education and outreach activities have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients or members of the target population, your own notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 4 - Materials development and dissemination

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Trained and Sessions Conducted


Table 4-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 4-2: Materials Development

TABLE (For each material developed, enter)


Type of Material

  • Print health educational material

  • Video/Audio health educational material

  • Directory of services or other resources

  • Public service announcement/broadcast

  • Report

  • Curriculum or Training Manual

  • Fact sheet

  • Sample guidelines/instructions

  • Program information and/or application

  • Educational Web site

  • Other

Source

  • Developed

  • Adapted

Target Audience


Health Issue


Language


Number Developed


If you developed a Web site or disseminated materials on the Web:


How many Web site hits did you have?


How many materials were downloaded from your Web site?


Section II: Qualitative Impacts


1. For each type of material you developed/adapted, please describe how the language and graphics are appropriate for the intended targeted audience and how you determined this.


2. What kinds of organizations and/or individuals received, heard or saw the materials you developed?




Module 5 - Screening and referral

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Served and Sessions Conducted


Table 5-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 5-2: Number of Screenings Conducted

TABLE (for each type of screening, enter)

Type of Screening

  • Cancer

  • Cardiovascular disease

  • Diabetes

  • HIV

  • Mental health

  • Other

  • Respiratory disease

  • STDs

  • Substance abuse

  • Tuberculosis

Number of Screenings


Screening Site

  • Clinic

  • Mobile unit

Table 5-3: Number of Referrals Given

TABLE (for each type of referral, enter)

Type of Referral

  • Further testing

  • Medical services

  • Other

Number of Referrals


Number of Successful Referrals


Section II: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work providing screenings and referrals has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of project clients, notes, or your experience with clients.


Module 6 - Case Management

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 6-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 6-2: Number and Type of Case Management Contacts (With Clients)


Total Number of Case Management Contacts: In-Person


Total Number of Case Management Contacts: By Telephone


Table 6-3: Number of Clients Receiving Services Through Case Management By Type of Service


Type of Service

  • Nutrition

  • Transportation

  • Medication

  • Medical Check-up

  • Benefits Counseling

  • Housing Assistance

  • Family Mental Health Counseling

  • Individual Mental Health Counseling

  • Testing/Screening and Counseling

  • Job Placement/Income Support

  • Other

Number of Clients Receiving Services


Section II: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your case management activities have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from (non-confidential) case notes, client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients, other notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 7 - Wellness and exercise activities

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 7-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 7-2: Number of Sessions Conducted


Type of Class

  • Diet/Food

  • Exercise

  • Other

  • Stress Reduction

Total Number of Sessions


Average Number of Participants Per Session


How many individuals received individual physical/wellness training?


Section II: Short-term Impacts


1. Were the wellness/exercise participants evaluated using pre-post tests or screenings?

Yes/No

If Yes

TABLE (for each activity enter)

Type of Wellness Activity

  • Diet/Food

  • Exercise

  • Other

  • Stress Reduction

Evaluation Method

  • Blood glucose test

  • Blood pressure

  • Cholesterol test

  • Fitness test

  • Weight/BMI

  • Other

Number of People Taking Pre-Test


Number of People Taking Post-Test


Number of People with Improved Score From Pre- to Post-Tests


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your wellness activities have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your experience with clients.





Module 8 - Academic support/career preparation

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 8-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 8-2: Number of Sessions Conducted

TABLE (for each type of session, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Individual Academic Support (school tutoring)

  • Career Counseling

    • Career Assessment

    • Linkage to Resources

    • Counseling Sessions

  • Group Career Education

  • Job Skills Training

  • Career Mentoring

  • Other (specify)

Total Number of Sessions


Average Number of Participants Per Session


Evaluated?

Yes/No

Table 8-3: Program Information


Type of Activity

  • Individual Academic Support (school tutoring)

  • Career Counseling

    • Career Assessment

    • Linkage to Resources

    • Counseling Sessions

  • Group Career Education

  • Job Skills Training

  • Career Mentoring

  • Other (specify)

Program Issue Addressed

  • Workforce Diversity

  • Health Care Careers

  • Other

Education Level of Participants

  • Elementary

  • High School

  • College

  • Post-Graduate

  • Professional

  • Other

Number of Participants


Number of New Participants Recruited in this Reporting Period


Section II: Short-term Outcomes


Did any participants apply to or gain acceptance into medical school, other health service training programs, or programs in the health sciences?

Yes/No

If yes, how many individuals submitted applications?


How many applicants were accepted?


For those sessions where participant outcome was evaluated:


Was it with

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Attitudes

  • Practices

  • Knowledge

  • Satisfaction

  • Other

If Pre and Post Tests

TABLE (for each type of session, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Individual Academic Support (school tutoring)

  • Career Counseling

    • Career Assessment

    • Linkage to Resources

    • Counseling Sessions

  • Group Career Education

  • Job Skills Training

  • Career Mentoring

  • Other (specify)

Number of People Who Took Pre-Tests


Number of People Who Took Post-Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre-Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Post-Tests


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre- to Post-Tests


If standardized tests were used, please list the names of the test(s)


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work in academic support/career preparation has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, feedback from teachers/school personnel, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 9 - Mentoring

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 9-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Section II: Additional Information on Mentoring


1. What was the average length of the mentoring relationship (months)?


2. Typically, what was the frequency of face-to-face contact between mentors and mentees?

times per week

times per month


3. Typically, what was the frequency of telephone contact between mentors and mentees?

times per week

times per month


4. How many mentors were involved in your project activities?


Section III: Short-term Outcomes Mentoring


For those sessions where participant outcome was evaluated: (If no sessions were evaluated, skip to section III)


Was it with:

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • School Performance

  • Bonding to School

  • Prosocial Future Expectations

  • Other

If Pre- and Post-Test


Number of People Who Took Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took Post- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre-Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Post-Tests


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre- to Post-Tests


If standardized tests were used, please list the names of the test(s)


Section IV: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work providing mentoring has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, feedback from teachers/school personnel, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 10 - Parent skills training/family counseling

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 10-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Section II: Number of Sessions Conducted and Other Information


Total Number of Sessions Conducted: Individual Counseling


Total Number of Sessions Conducted: Group Session or Class


1. What was the average duration of the individual counseling?

hours per session

total sessions per person


2. What was the average duration of the group sessions?

hours per session

total sessions per person


Section III: Short-term Outcomes of Parent Skills Training/Family Counseling


For those sessions where participant outcome was evaluated: (If no sessions were evaluated, skip to section III)


Was it with:

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Knowledge of Family Management

  • Family Functioning

  • Family Violence

  • Other

If Pre- and Post-Test

TABLE (for each type of activity, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Group Sessions

  • Individual Counseling

  • Other (specify)

Number of People Who Took Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took Post- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Post


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre


If standardized tests were used, please list the names of the test(s)


Section IV: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your parenting skills training/family counseling activities have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, (non-confidential) case notes, conversations with or observations of training clients, other notes, or your general experience with clients.


Module 11 - Self-esteem building

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served and Sessions Conducted


Table 11-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 11-2: Total Number of Sessions Conducted by Type of Activity


Individual Sessions (Total)


Group Sessions or Classes (Total)


Evaluated?

Yes/No

1. What (self esteem) curricula were used (if curriculum was developed by project, write "self developed")?


Section II: Short-term Outcomes


For those sessions where participant outcome was evaluated: (If no sessions were evaluated, skip to section III)


Was it with:

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Self-Esteem

  • Self-Efficacy

  • Future Expectations

  • Other


TABLE (for each type of activity, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Group

  • Individual

  • Other (specify)

Number of People Who Took Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took Post- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED POST- Tests


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre- to Post- Tests


1. If standardized tests are used, please list the name(s) of the test(s)?


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work in self-esteem building has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of project clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 12 - Cultural activities

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 12-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 12-2: Number of Individuals Served and Type of Activity

TABLE (for each type of activity, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Experimental/Group Workshop

  • Field Trip/Special Event

  • Other (specify)

Total Number Served


Total Number of Events


Section II: Short-term Outcomes


For those activities where participant outcome was evaluated: (If no sessions were evaluated, skip to section III)


Was it with

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Participant Knowledge of His/Her Culture

  • Participant Knowledge of Cultural Diversity

  • Other


TABLE (for each type of activity, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Group

  • Individual

  • Other (specify)

Number of People Who Took Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took Post- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED POST- Tests


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre- to Post- Tests


If standardized tests were used, please list the names of the test(s)


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your cultural activities have impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of project clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 13 - Recreational sports

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 13-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Total Number of Sessions Conducted by Type


Sports


Other Recreational


Section II: Short-term Outcomes


For those activities where participant outcome was evaluated: (If no sessions were evaluated, skip to section III)


Was it with

  • Pre and post-test

  • Post-test only

What was evaluated (check all that apply)?

  • Self-Reported Involvement in Risk Behavior

  • Other

If Pre- and Post-Tests,

TABLE (for each type of activity, enter)

Type of Activity

  • Sports

  • Other Recreational

Number of People Who Took Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took Post- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED Pre- Tests


Number of People Who Took STANDARDIZED POST- Tests


Number of People with Increase in Score From Pre- to Post- Tests


If standardized tests were used, please list the names of the test(s)




Module 14 - Crisis Intervention

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served


Table 14-1: Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 14-2: Number of Interventions

TABLE (for each type of intervention, enter)

Type of Intervention

  • Conflict Mediation

  • Emergency Language Interpretation

  • Housing (e.g., related to utilities, evictions)

  • Legal

  • Medical

  • Other (please specify)

  • Transportation

Total Number of Interventions by Type


Average Number of Participants Per Intervention


Section II: Short Term Outcomes

TABLE (for each type of intervention, enter)

Type of Intervention

  • Conflict Mediation

  • Emergency Language Interpretation

  • Housing (e.g., related to utilities, evictions)

  • Legal

  • Medical

  • Other (please specify)

  • Transportation

Number of Situations Resolved


Number of Situations Unresolved


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work in crisis intervention has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from project client responses, conversations with or observations of clients, incident reports or notes, or your general experience with clients.




Module 15 - Conference planning and management

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



If you have more than one contract for this activity, a separate module should be filled out for each contract. Are you are filling out more than one Module 15?

Yes/No

IF YES: Which one is this?

1 2 3 4 5

If Other, please list number:


What is the role of conferences/meetings with respect to your OMH contract, cooperative agreement, or grant?


For your OMH project, were you supposed to conduct (check one):

  • One conference/meeting

  • One conference/meeting and evaluation

  • More than one conference/meeting (number)

  • More than one conference/meeting and evaluations (number)

As your only task, or as part of other project activities?

  • Only task

  • Part of other activities

Please describe:


Section I: Number of Individuals Served and Sessions Conducted


Table 15-1: Number of Individuals Served and Demographics

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 15-2: Number Served by Type of Event

TABLE (for each type of event, enter)

Type of Event

  • Conference

  • Expert or other panel

  • Meeting

  • Other

Total Number Attending all Events


Section II: Additional Conferences/Meetings Information


Table 15-3: Conference/Meeting Chronology and Type of Event


1. Please complete the following table for all conferences/meetings conducted (as part of your OMH contract, cooperative agreement or grant) during this reporting period

TABLE (for each event, enter)

Duration in Days


Conference Name


Date


Target Population


Health Issues


Type of Event

  • Conference

  • Expert or other panel

  • Meeting

  • Other

Table 15-4: Number of Materials Developed/Disseminated (at Conferences/Meetings)

TABLE (for each material, enter)

Conference Name


Date


Type of Material


Number Developed

  • Brochure/Pamphlet

  • Fact sheet

  • Meeting packet

  • Notebook

  • Other

Total Number Distributed


1. Conference/Meeting Purpose and Topics Please identify the primary purpose of each conference/meeting and list the major topics presented by event

TABLE (for each event, enter)

Conference Name

  • Present information/education

  • Promote organizational linkages and networking

  • Planning and strategy

  • Other

Primary Purpose


Topic


2. Conference/Meeting Collaborations

Please complete the following table for the same events listed above. On this table, we are asking for information concerning partners or collaborators you may have had in conducting the conferences/meetings.

TABLE (for each event, enter)

Table 15-5: Conference/Meeting Collaborations

Conference Name


Collaboration?

Yes/No

Number of Partners


Type of Organizations

Select An Organization Type

Nature of Collaborations

  • Funding

  • Materials

  • Staff or volunteers

  • Speakers/presenters

  • Meeting space

  • Meals

  • Logistics assistance

  • Other

Section III: Evaluation of Conferences/Meetings


1. Please complete the following table for the same events listed above. On this table, we are asking for information concerning evaluations you conducted for each conference/meeting

TABLE (for each event, enter)

Table 15-6: Evaluation


Conference Name


Evaluated?

Yes/No

Type of Evaluation

  • Satisfaction (with conference/meeting)

  • Knowledge or skill gain

  • Change in behavior or practices

  • Other (please specify)

Conduct Follow up?

Yes/No

Type of Follow up

  • Change in behavior or practices

  • Knowledge or skill gain

  • Other

Follow up Method

  • Mail survey

  • Other

  • Telephone survey

Section IV: Qualitative Impacts


1. Please describe how your work in conference planning and management has impacted on three sample clients. To fill out this section, you can draw from client evaluation responses, feedback from event attendees, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your experience with clients.




Module 16 - Linkage-building/community coordination

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE



Section I: Process Information


1. Were you involved with any partnerships or collaborating organizations as an essential part of your OMH project?

Yes/No

If Yes, please describe

TABLE (for each partnership, enter)

Name of Organization


Type of Agreement

  • Informal

  • Formal Cooperative Agreement

  • Subcontract

  • Other

Type of Organization

Select An Organization Type

Role in Grant Activity

  • referral source

  • provide service

  • co-sponsor programs/activities

  • planning and/or evaluation

  • other

Total Number of Meetings Conducted with that Organization


Total Number of Activities conducted with that Organization


Section II: Short-term Outcomes of Linkage-building and Community Coordination


1. How many NEW organizations have you formed linkages with over the past reporting period? Please list

TABLE (for each new linkage, enter)

Name of Organization


Type of Agreement

  • Informal

  • Formal Cooperative Agreement

  • Subcontract

  • Other

Type of Organization

Select type of organization

Role in Grant Activity

  • referral source

  • provide service

  • co-sponsor programs/activities

  • planning and/or evaluation

  • other

2. Did you form any new coalitions or collaborations in the past reporting period? Please list

TABLE (for each new coalition, enter)

Name of Organization


Type of Agreement

  • Informal

  • Formal Cooperative Agreement

  • Subcontract

  • Other

Type of Organization

Select type of organization

Role in Grant Activity

  • referral source

  • provide service

  • co-sponsor programs/activities

  • planning and/or evaluation

  • other

For those coalitions or collaborations you formed or participated in, how many times did they meet?


Were any of these collaborations part of ongoing task forces or committees?

Yes/No

If Yes, How many times did they meet?


Are there plans for this partnership to continue meeting?

Yes/No

If No, did the partnership complete its goals?

Yes/No

Section III: System Change Data


1. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination, were any new polices or procedures implemented at the linked organizations?

Yes/No/N/A

If YES, please describe:


2. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination, has the grantee or partner organization (or their staff) become part of a local/regional coalition, committee, or other policy-related body?

Yes/No

If Yes, please describe

TABLE (for each coalition, enter)

Name of Committee


Description of Task Force/Committee/Coalition


Types of Members


Other Information (IF APPLICABLE)




3. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination did any local providers form task forces, committees, coalitions, or other groups in order to address health services provided to the target population(s)?

Yes/No

If YES, please describe

TABLE (for each task force, enter)

Name of Provider


Description of Task Force/Committee/Coalition


Types of Members


Other Information (IF APPLICABLE)


4. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination, did any community organizations collaborate to increase services, obtain funds, or engage in other collaborative activities?

Yes/No/N/A

If YES, please describe


5. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination, did the city, county or state initiate any changes in legislation or regulations regarding access to health care by your target community/ies?

Yes/No/N/A

If YES, please describe


6. As a result of your work on linkage-building/community coordination, did the city, county or state draft any policy statements or guidelines regarding access to health care by your target community/ies?

Yes/No/N/A

If YES, please describe:


Section IV: Qualitative Impacts


Please describe how your work in linkage building/community coordination has impacted on three sample clients (either individuals or organizations). To fill out this section you can draw from project client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your general experience with clients


Module 17 – Technical assistance and organizational capacity building

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Number of Individuals Served and Sessions Conducted


Table 17-1: Number of Individuals Served

Demographic Characteristics of Individuals Served

Table 17-2: Organizations Served and TA Provided

TABLE (for each organization, enter)

Name of Organization


Type of Organization

Select An Organization Type

New / Existing

  • Existing

  • New

TA Provided

  • Staff received health issue training

  • Staff received program skills training

  • Staff received training in fundraising

  • Staff received leadership training

  • Staff received MIS training

  • Staff received fiscal management training

  • Recommendations for new policies

  • Staffing

  • Recommendations for new technology or systems

  • Board development

  • Strategic planning for internal improvement

  • Program planning and implementation

  • Evaluation

  • Other

Target Population


Table 17-3: Number of Activities Conducted

TABLE (for each organization, enter)

Type of Activity (TA)

  • Staff received health issue training

  • Staff received program skills training

  • Staff received training in fundraising

  • Staff received leadership training

  • Staff received MIS training

  • Staff received fiscal management training

  • Recommendations for new policies

  • New staff hired

  • Recommendations for new technology or systems

  • Board development

  • Strategic planning for internal improvement

  • Planning

  • Evaluation

  • Other

Number of Times Activity Provided


Total Number Served


Section II: Short-Term Outcomes


1) As a result of your work on organizational capacity building: Were any new polices or procedures developed at client organizations?

Yes/No N/A

If YES, please describe


2. As a result of your work in this activity, were any new programs (e.g., HIV/AIDS education) implemented?

Yes/No

If YES, please describe


3. As a result of your work in this activity, were any new funding applications submitted (by client organizations)?

Yes/No N/A

If YES, please describe?

TABLE (for each funding source, enter)

Funding Source

  • Federal Government

  • State/Local Government

  • Private Foundation

  • Other

Number of Applications Submitted


Number of Applications Funded


4. As a result of your work in this activity, were any new technologies or systems implemented?

Yes/No N/A

If YES, please describe.


Section III: Qualitative Impacts


Please describe three case examples of how your work in technical assistance and organizational capacity building has impacted on different, sample organizations, noting their situation and capacity before and after your assistance. To fill out this section you can draw from project client evaluation responses, conversations with or observations of clients, notes, or your general experience with clients.




Module 18 - Resource coordination

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Resources Provided to Organizations


Table 18-1: Resources Provided to Organizations

TABLE (for each activity, enter)

Organization Name


Organization Type

Select An Organization Type

Funding

Yes/No

Materials

Yes/No

Technology or Equipment

Yes/No

People

Yes/No

Other

Yes/No

1. Did you provide mini-grants to organizations as a project activity?

Yes/No

If Yes, please describe the recipient organization and the purpose of the grant in the space below.


2. Did you develop/maintain a Web site for the purpose of making information available to community organizations?

Yes/No

If Yes, please describe the Web site in the space below.




Module 19 – Planning and evaluation

DATA ITEM

RESPONSE

Section I: Basic Information on Planning and Evaluation


1. Which of the following methodologies were employed in your planning and evaluation activities (check all that apply)?

  • Focus groups

  • Obtaining local health data

  • Meetings

  • Local/State reports

  • Interviews with key informants

  • Surveys

  • Newspaper/media review

  • Literature searches

  • Other (Specify)

2. Did your planning and evaluation activities address specific health conditions?

Yes/No

If YES, which health conditions were addressed?


3. Did your planning and evaluation activities address specific populations?

Yes/No

If YES, which populations were addressed?


4. Which of the following areas were covered in your planning and evaluation activities? (Check all that apply)?

  • Barriers to accessing health care for target population

  • Target population (health) behavior

  • Cultural/linguistic training needs for area health provider/staff

  • Target population health status

  • Existence of culturally appropriate health education materials

  • Target population knowledge/awareness

  • Existence of culturally/linguistically competent health services

  • Other (Specify)

4. What were the main findings or results of your planning and evaluation activities? Please summarize, but include all key findings.


5. Were data collected for planning purposes or to target resources?

Yes/No

If yes, please describe.


6. Did you implement any changes in the data collection (such as collecting new kinds of data or enhancing data technology) to improve internal data systems?

Yes/No

If yes, please describe.


7. Does your project address gaps or problems identified through your planning and evaluation activities?

Yes/No

If yes, please describe


8. Did you evaluate efforts funded under your grant?

Yes/No

If yes, please describe.


8a. Were your evaluation criteria related to goals or other targets in your strategic plan?

Yes/No

If yes, please describe.





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