Health Message Testing System Expedited Review Form
CDC/NCCDPHP/DCPC Testing of New “Bring Your Brave”
Campaign Messages for Young Women and Health Care Providers -
February, 2018
Study populations include two different audience panels. One
includes 200 women ages 18-45 (including Ashkenazi Jewish and
African American women). Another panel includes 200 health care
providers (both sexes) who treat such women. Study populations will
be recruited from proprietary commercial panels.
400 total (200 young women; 200 healthcare providers)
100 (all healthcare providers
Number of males:
300 total (200 young
women; 100 healthcare providers
18-45 (for young women); mix of ages 18-75 for healthcare
providers.
Young Women: 50 African American, 150 General Population
(all other races and ethnicities); healthcare providers
(mix of diverse race/ethnicities).
200 Health Care Providers (all races and ethnicities)
Nationwide; Study is not limited to any specific geographic
location
Marketing firms will offer gift cards ($9 per young woman; $20 per
healthcare provider) based on: Total survey participation time of
23 min (3 min screener, 20 min survey); Specifications that each
participant has to meet to participate in the study;
Recommendations from the marketing facilities. Incentives result in
better completion rates, even if modest in size. Additional
justification for incentives based findings from the National
Survey of Family Growth are outlined in Appendix A - Protocol
Summary.
Study method: (Please check one below)
Central location intercept interview: Focus group:
Online Interview: Individual in-depth interview (cognitive interview): Telephone interview: (CATI used: yes or no):
Online survey
“Increase
public awareness regarding breast cancer in young women of all
ethnic and cultural backgrounds, including particular risks faced
by certain ethnic and cultural groups”
and
“Conduct
an education campaign to increase awareness among physicians and
other health care professionals relating to the risk factors, risk
reduction strategies, early diagnosis and treatment of breast
cancer in young
women."
(Please provide 2-3 sentences below.)
Category of time sensitivity: (Please check one below)
Health emergency: Time-limited audience access:
Press coverage correction: Trend Tracking
Time-limited congressional/administrative mandate:
Ineffective existing materials due to historical event/social trends:
Describe nature of time sensitivity: (Please provide 2-3 sentences below.)
In 2014, Congress reauthorized the Education and Awareness Requires
Learning Young (EARLY) Act, section 10413 of the Patient Protection
and Affordable Care Act (Public Law 111-148). The EARLY Act
legislation specified the need to create an education and outreach
campaign to highlight the breast cancer risks facing young women.
Though the EARLY Act is authorized through 2019, the funding
mechanism for this project expires on 9/29/2018. CDC collection of
data will be completed by March 31, 2018.
164
Number of burden hours requested:BURDEN HOURS
Category of Respondent |
No. of Respondents |
Participation Time |
Burden |
Young women (18-44 years old) – Screener Only |
100 |
3/60 |
5 |
Young women (18-44 years old) – Screener and Survey |
200 |
23/60 |
77 |
Health Care Providers (18-75 years old) – Screener Only |
100 |
3/60 |
5 |
Health Care Providers (18-75 years old) – Screener and Survey |
200 |
23/60 |
77 |
Totals |
60000 |
|
164 |
Yes
Are you using questions from the approved question bank?
1a, 2a, 44a, 6a, 9a, 123d, 26e, 24d, 37d, 33a, E.55.e, 40d, E.36.e,
33e, E.63.e, 18e, 18d, 23d, 107d, 105d, 70d,
72d,
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