Form Data Users Satisfa Data Users Satisfa Data Users Satisfaction Survey

OMB No. 0930-0197

Expiration Date: 03/31/2014

Attachment 1: Post Behavioral Health Data Users Conference Satisfaction Survey

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Did you travel from outside the Metropolitan Washington, DC area to attend the conference?	Yes	No
Were you aware of several joint National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)/SAMHSA sessions scheduled on Wednesday, August 8?	Yes	No
Were you able to attend any of the following joint NCHS/SAMHSA sessions?
Plenary II: Overlooked and Emerging Health Topics	Yes	No
Prevalence, Trends, and Disparities in Mental Health Disorders and Service Use Among Children and Adolescents	Yes	No
Incorporating the Drug Abuse Warning Network Into the Emergency Department Component of the National Hospital Care Survey	Yes	No
To Be or Not to Be: The Dilemma of Suicide in America	Yes	No

The next several questions address the Conference Opening Remarks on Thursday, August 9 and morning plenary talks on Thursday, August 9 and Friday, August 10.

Were you able to attend Dr. Westley Clark’s Conference Welcome and Introductions as well as his Overview of SAMHSA’s Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality (CBHSQ) on the morning of Thursday, August 9?	Yes	No
IF YES to #4, Did you learn anything new about the work CBHSQ does?	Yes	No
Were you able to attend the Thursday, August 9 plenary talk by Todd Park, Chief Technology Officer, Executive Office of the President, Office of Science and Technology Policy?	Yes	No
IF YES to #6, Did you learn anything new about the Health Data Initiative?	Yes	No
Were you able to attend the Friday, August 10 plenary talk by Kevin Larsen, Meaningful Use Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT	Yes	No
IF YES to #8, Did you learn anything new about efforts to expand the development and use of electronic health records	Yes	No

The next several questions address the Data Initiative Track sessions held on Thursday, August 9 and Friday, August 10.

10. Identify which Data Initiative Track sessions you attended.

• Co-occurring Physical Health Conditions

• Families and Youth Health Issues

• Older Adults, Mental Illness and Substance Abuse

• Nonmedical Use of Prescription Drugs

• Using CBHSQ Statistics to Explore State Policy on Substance Use and Abuse

• Data Analysis with BHSIS Data

• Data Analysis with DAWN data

• Data Analysis with NSDUH Data

• SAMHDA, Confidentiality and Restricted-Use Data Access

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree	Not Applicable
The hotel conference rooms offered a comfortable atmosphere for attending the Data Initiative Track sessions
The data presented at these sessions generally offered useful insight into the analytic possibilities of the respective surveys covered in the presentations
The topics covered at the sessions generally addressed the range of substance abuse and mental health issues you regularly work on in your professional position

14. Please identify any substance abuse and/or mental health topics not addressed by the Data Initiative Track sessions that you would have liked to have seen.

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The next several questions address the Data Users Track (hands-on training) sessions held on Thursday, August 9 and Friday, August 10.

15. Identify which Data Users Track (hands-on training) session you participated in. (Will be filtered so that individuals attending more than one Data Users Track (hand-on training) will respond to questions for each track they attended)

• Data Users Track: BHSIS

• Data Users Track: DAWN

• Data Users Track: NSDUH

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree	Not Applicable
The hotel conference room offered a comfortable atmosphere for participating in [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session
The computers were a helpful addition to the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session
The materials provided at the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session will be a useful resource for working with the data in the future
The [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session deepened my understanding of the analytic capabilities of the data
The [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session deepened my understanding of how to properly use the data in analyses
The length of the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session was appropriate for meeting my needs to better understand how to use the data

22. Please identify what you liked best about the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session.

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23. Please identify what you liked least about the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session.

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24. Please identify how the [BHSIS/DAWN/NSDUH] data training session could be modified to better suit the needs of individuals wanting to learn how to use the data.

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A couple final questions about your overall satisfaction with the conference

	Very satisfied	Satisfied	Unsatisfied	Very unsatisfied
How do you rate you overall level of satisfaction with the sessions and data training provided at the conference

26. Any additional comments

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