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ATTACHMENT–C: Web Instrument (in Word format)

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OMB No. 0920­0879

Expiration date: 03/31/2014


CPPW Resource Center Feedback Form


Introduction



Thank you for participating in this evaluation of the CPPW Resource Center! This form can be completed within 15­20 minutes.


The purpose of this evaluation is to gather feedback from CPPW program managers about their perceptions to date of the quality and effectiveness of technical assistance, peer activities, and other forms of support offered by the CPPW Resource Center. The information collected from this form will be used to improve future training and technical assistance offered by the Division of Community Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).


As program manager, you know a lot about the support your community received, even though you may not have participated directly in all of the training and technical assistance provided. Therefore, we encourage you to consult with your staff for additional input when responding to the form. Please note that this evaluation pertains only to implementation support and does not ask about support from the evaluation and media teams.


Sincerely,

CPPW Resource Center


Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 20 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Information Collection Review Office, 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D­74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920­0879).






Technical Assistance


The CPPW Resource Center offers external technical assistance (TA) through three groups of TA providers including: 1) ICF TA Providers, 2) HHS National Organizations, and 3) CPPW Mentoring Communities. On the following pages, you will be asked to respond to questions about each of these groups of TA providers.


TA provided by the evaluation team and media team is not included in this survey.



ICF International TA Providers


CPPW TA from ICF TA Providers



The ICF TA Providers included:

  • Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation

  • Berkeley Media Studies Group

  • Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids

  • Community Initiatives

  • Mark Fenton

  • National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE)

  • National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE)

  • National Complete Streets Coalition

  • Prevention Institute

  • Public Health Law and Policy

  • Safe Routes to School National Partnership

  • The Food Trust

  • Tobacco Control Legal Consortium



  1. Did you receive or participate in TA from one or more of the ICF TA providers listed above?

  1. Yes (if yes, go to next question)

  2. No (if no, logical skip to Q #6)




  1. Please rate your experience with the following ICF TA providers.




Received TA from this provider:

Responsiveness

Content expertise

Quality of TA

Usefulness towards achieving our CAP objectives

Overall satisfaction with TA

Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation

Yes (If yes, continue right)

No (If no, skip the questions to the right)

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

Berkeley Media Studies Group







Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids







Community Initiatives







Mark Fenton








National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE)







National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE)







National Complete Streets Coalition







Prevention Institute







Public Health Law and Policy







Safe Routes to School National Partnership







The Food Trust








Tobacco Control Legal Consortium












  1. Please rate the degree to which you agree or disagree with the following statements about the process of accessing and receiving TA from ICF TA providers:


Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

I know how to request TA from ICF TA providers.






I am aware of (or know how to learn about) the specialized expertise available from ICF TA providers.







  1. Please describe an example of how TA from one or more of the ICF TA providers helped you accomplish your CAP objectives.


  1. Please describe any challenges you experienced when receiving TA from ICF TA providers and suggestions for improvement.


TA from HHS National Organization


The HHS National Organizations included:

  • American Heart Association

  • Association of American Indian Physicians

  • Blaze Sports America

  • Community Food Security Coalition

  • National Association of Latino Elected Official

  • National Recreation and Parks Association

  • Sesame Workshop

  • Society for Public Health Education

  • American Lung Association

  • American Academy of Pediatrics



  1. Did you receive or participate in TA from one or more of the HHS National Organizations?

  1. Yes (if yes, go to next question)

  2. No (if no, logical skip to Q # 11)

  1. Please rate your experience with the following HHS National Organizations.


Received TA from this provider:

Responsiveness

Content expertise

Quality of TA

Usefulness towards achieving our CAP objectives

Overall satisfaction with TA

American Heart Association

Yes

No (If no, skip the questions to the right)

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

Association of American Indian Physicians








Blaze Sports America







Community Food Security Coalition







National Association of Latino Elected Official







National Recreation and Parks Association








Sesame Workshop








Society for Public Health Education







American Lung Association







American Academy of Pediatrics









  1. Please rate the degree to which you agree or disagree with the following statements about the process of accessing and receiving TA from HHS organizations:



Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

I know how to request TA from HHS organizations.






I am aware of (or know how to learn about) the specialized expertise available among HHS organizations.






My community was appropriately matched with one or more HHS organizations.







  1. Please describe an example of how TA from one or more of the HHS National Organizations helped you accomplish your CAP objectives.


10) Please describe any challenges you experienced when receiving TA from HHS National Organizations and suggestions for improvement.





TA from CPPW Mentoring Communities/States


The CPPW mentoring communities include:

  • The Cherokee Nation

  • County of Los Angeles

  • Fund for Public Heath in New York Inc. (New York City)

  • Minnesota Department of Health

  • Wisconsin Department of Health Services



*11. Did your community receive TA from one or more of the CPPW mentoring communities?

  1. Yes (if yes, go to next question)

  2. No (if no, logical skip to Q #16)

12. Please rate your experience with the following mentoring communities:




Received TA from this provider:

Responsiveness

Content expertise

Quality of TA

Usefulness towards achieving our CAP objectives

Overall satisfaction with TA


Yes

No (If no, skip the questions to the right)

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very satisfied

Satisfied

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

The Cherokee Nation








County of Los Angeles







Fund for Public Heath in New York Inc. (New York City)








Minnesota Department of Health







Wisconsin Department of Health Services








13. Please rate the degree to which you agree or disagree with the following statements.



Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

I know how to request TA from mentoring communities.






I am aware of (or know how to learn about) the specialized expertise available from the mentoring communities.








  1. Please describe an example of how TA from one or more of the CPPW mentoring communities helped you accomplish your CAP objectives.


  1. Please describe any challenges you experienced when receiving TA from the CPPW mentoring communities and suggestions for improvement.


Peer Activities

The following questions are about CPPW peer teams and peer topic calls that were offered by the CPPW Resource Center (not including media peer teams).


PEER TEAMS were small groups of 8­10 participants that met monthly by phone

to discuss issues of their choice.

PEER TOPIC CALLS were one­time calls about a particular topic that anyone could join.


  1. Were you a member of a CPPW peer team?

a. yes

b. no - if no, logical skip

c. If no, why not?


  1. If no, why not?


CPPW Peer Teams

Reminder: PEER TEAMS were a small group of 8-10 CPPW awardee representatives that met monthly to discuss issues of their choice.


  1. As a member of a peer team, how often did you participate in your peer team calls?

      1. Always

      2. Sometimes

      3. Rarely

      4. Never (logical skip to Q #21)




  1. How satisfied were you with the following elements of the peer team calls?



Very satisfied

Satisfied

Neutral

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

Not applicable

Frequency of calls







Selection of agenda items







Quality of facilitation







Level of engagement with peers








  1. How important was it for the facilitator to have content expertise in maximizing the quality of the peer team calls?

a. Very important

b. Somewhat important

c. Not important


CPPW Peer Topic Calls



  1. Did you participate in one or more peer topic calls?

  1. Yes

  2. No (if no, logical skip to Q #25)


  1. If no, why not?


  1. How satisfied were you with the following elements of the peer topic calls?



Very satisfied

Satisfied

Neutral

Dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

Not applicable

Selected topics







Quality of facilitation







Level of engagement with peers










  1. How important was it for the facilitator to have content expertise in maximizing the quality of the peer topic calls?

a. Very important

b. Somewhat important

c. Not important

d. Don’t know


Peer Team and Peer Topic Calls


If you did NOT participate in EITHER Peer Teams or Peer Topic Calls, you can skip this page and go directly to item #29.


  1. How useful were the peer team/topic meeting summaries in supporting your work?

    1. Very useful

    2. Somewhat useful

    3. Not useful

    4. Not applicable / I did not read the notes


26) How would you describe the level of detail in the peer team/topic meeting summaries you received?

a. Too much detail

b. Level of detail was just right

c. Not enough detail

d. Not applicable / I did not read the notes




27) To what extent did your participation in peer team and/or peer topic calls contribute to the following aspects of your day-to-day work: (very much, somewhat, very little, none, not applicable):


Very much

Somewhat

Very little

None

Not applicable

Saved time






Avoided mistakes






Learned solutions for addressing barriers/challenges






Made new peer connections






Other








28) What are your overall reflections about your experience with the peer team and peer topic calls?



Comparing Support Modalities

The CPPW Resource Center offered support through a variety of modalities (e.g., Action Institutes, individualized TA, peer activities, webinars).


29) To what extent did each mode of support contribute to the following changes into your community?



Action Institutes

Annual Meetings

Individualized TA

Peer Teams and Peer Topic Calls

Webinars

Online Resource Center


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


4-Very much

3-Somewhat

2-Very little

1-None

0-Not applicable/I don’t know


Building skills to implement population change strategies among public health staff







Increasing buy-in among leadership team members to accelerate population change







Developing and sustaining relationships with actively engaged partners







Incorporating a health equity lens into your work







Achieving your CAP objectives















30. Please provide the name of your community/State. (Optional)


31. What type of award do you manage?

  • Obesity

  • Tobacco

  • Both Obesity and Tobacco


32. Please offer any additional comments you have about this form or your experience with support from the CPPW Resource Center.


Thank You!


Thank you for participating in this evaluation of the CPPW Resource Center.


CDC values your feedback and will incorporate this information into the planning and implementation of future training and technical assistance efforts.


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