Spreadsheet for NDPP Grantees

Formative and Summative Evaluation of the National Diabetes Prevention Program

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Spreadsheet for Grantees

OMB: 0920-1090

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Overview

Burden Statement
READ ME
Org Data
Org Response Option


Sheet 1: Burden Statement


Form Approved
OMB No. 0920-XXXX
Exp. Date xx/xx/xxxx
Spreadsheet for National DPP Grantees
Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 12 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, 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 Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920-XXXX)

Sheet 2: READ ME

Instruction for Form Completion:
Worksheet Definitions:

The "Org Data" tab is used for Organizational Level Data of each grantee in Year 3 of the grant cycle.


Please note:

There are multiple boxes under each "response" column to allow for selection of more than one response per question.

For questions that require both a drop down response and a numeric value to be entered, there are two separate boxes that are next to each other.





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Sheet 3: Org Data

Question Code Response
Demographic


1. Grantee/Organization Name GRANTEE

2. Grant Year GRANT_YR

3. Fiscal Year FIS_YR

Intervention Description


4. Is there purposeful targeting of NEW disparate or vulnerable populations at the grantee level? If so, what populations are targeted? Please select ALL that apply. OVULPOP












If you answer "Other," please specify.
5. Did you recruit or select NEW sites in the current grant year? If no, skip to question 9. SITE_NEW

6. Please provide the name and organizational code for all NEW sites recruited or selected in the current grant year. NEWSITE_CODE





















7. Among NEW sites that began in the current grant year, how many are currently offering the National DPP lifestyle change classes? NUM_SITE

8. How did you or your sub awardee (if applicable) recruit and/or select sites to offer the lifestyle program (i.e., recruitment methods such as materials or campaigns, working with healthcare groups/practices, etc.) in the current grant year? Please select ALL that apply. OREC_METH_SITE









If you answer "Other," or "Select based on other criteria" please specify.
9. Where or at what level are you targeting participant recruitment efforts? Please select ALL that apply. INTLEVL_Y3








If you answer "Other," please specify.
10. Did you engage in any activities to recruit participants directly or connect them to a program site? If so, what activities? Please select ALL that apply. OREC_ACT_PAR

















If you answer "Other," please specify.
11. What materials, if any, were used to help drive/direct participants to the site lifestyle change programs? Please select ALL that apply. OREC_METH_PAR









If you answer "Other," please specify.
12. If you engage in any activities to recruit participants through marketing materials, including social media postings; please provide total number per each type of marketing materials or postings used/distributed if available. NUMMKMAT








13. What kinds of incentives and/or behavioral techniques, if any, were used to retain program participants? Please select ALL that apply. ORG_INCENT









If you answer "Other," please specify.
14. Was there any change in policy resulting in a new financing/reimbursement mechanism? If so, who was the target of the change in policy resulting in a new financing/reimbursement mechanism? Please select ALL that apply. OCOVPOL_Y2




If you answer "Other," please specify.
15. What was the policy that was changed? Please select ALL that apply. OCOVPOL_Y3








If you answer "Other," please specify.
16. If yes to policy changes with insurers, how many new insurers and markets are now providing reimbursement or coverage for the lifestyle change program? Please select which type of insurer, and for each insurer please specify the name of the insurer and specify the market (a geographic level indicating the state or region, or county). INS_NEW






If you answer "Other," please specify.

Resources



17. For the current grant year, how many lifestyle coaches were trained? TOTTRND

18. For the current grant year, how many master trainer lifestyle coaches were trained? TOTTRND_MASTER

19. For the current grant year, what was the average number of days of training received for lifestyle coaches? DAYSTRND

20. For the current grant year, what was the average number of days of training received for master trainers? DAYSTRND_MASTER

21. Please select from the list who trained NEW lifestyle coaches. Please select ALL that apply. WHOTRAND

If you answer "Other," please specify.
22. Did lifestyle coaches receive an additional one day of motivational interview training? MOT_INTW

23. Please provide the average monetary cost per new lifestyle coach trained. AVCOSTRN

Reach


24. For current grant year, at what level is the reimbursement or financing mechanism targeted (e.g., state, county, other government or non-profit organization, etc.)? Please select ALL that apply. SEEKFUND






If you answer "Other," please specify.
25. Have you communicated with any state health departments or other 1422 awardees about collaboration for diabetes prevention program reimbursement?  If so, please describe. REIMCOMM

26. For the current grant year, please provide the number of employers who were educated about the benefits and cost-savings of the evidence-based lifestyle change program as a covered health benefit for employees. NUMEMPEDEMPLY

27. For the current grant year, please provide the number of employers who offer the National DPP program on-site. NUMEMPLY

28. For current grant year, please provide the number of employers offering the National DPP lifestyle change program as a covered benefit or as a wellness benefit for employees. NUMWELL

29. For the current grant year, please provide the number of employer council events attended to educate participants about the benefits and cost-savings of the evidence-based lifestyle change program. NUMEMCON

30. For current grant year, please provide the number of health care purchasing coalitions educated about the benefits and cost-savings of the evidence-based lifestyle change program. NUMHCPRC

31. For current grant year, please provide the number of insurance broker events attended to educate participants about the benefits and cost-savings of the evidence-based lifestyle change program. NUMINSBK

Implementation Strategies


32. Please select from the list the barriers to NEW site start-up (if applicable) and implementation in current grant year. Please select ALL that apply. ORG_BAR










If you answer "Other," please specify.
33. Have you calculated the average cost per participant amongst your program sites? If you are able to report, what is the numeric value of the cost? AVCOSTPAR

34. Please select from the list strategies to address barriers listed above at organizational level for Year 3. Please select ALL that apply.














ORGSRAT If you answer "Other," please specify.

Sheet 4: Org Response Option

Grantee GRANT_YR FIS_YR OVULPOP SITE_NEW OREC_METHSITE INTLEVL_Y3 OREC_ACT_PAR OREC_METH_PAR ORG_INCENT OCOVPOL_Y2 OCOVPOL_Y3 INS_NEW WHOTRAND MOT_INTW SEEKFUND ORG_BAR ORGSRAT NUMMKMAT
AADE Year 1 2013 No targeting of NEW disparate or vulnerable populations Yes Recruit via Organization's website State Population Did not engage in any participant recruitment CDC/DTTAC Consumer Brochure Cash prizes Insurance Employee coverage benefit Private Insurer (e.g., Cigna, BCBS, United Healthcare): Please Specify insurers and markets DTTAC Yes, all Public Insurance Plan Procuring funding Improve communication with CDC Paper marketing materials (i.e. flyers, pamphlets, brochures, and/or posters)
AHIP Year 2 2014 Low SES No Recruit via Email blast to partners County/Local Population Direct recruitment by program staff (i.e. approaching participants one-on-one in their physician office or other setting) CDC/DTTAC Consumer Poster, 8.5x11 Motivational interviewing Employer Insurance coverage benefit Government-sponsored: Medicare University of Pittsburg Yes, some Private Insurers Lifestyle change program reimbursement issues Offering additional classes Social media postings (i.e., FB, Twitter, Instagram)
BWHI Year 3 2015 Under or uninsured N/A Recruit via Leveraging pre-existing relationships Health care systems/Practices Conducting or participating in health fairs and/or other community outreach activities (including blood glucose screening events at worksites) CDC/DTTAC Consumer Poster, 11x17 Nonmonetary benefits: gym membership National Pay for performance Government sponsored: Medicaid University of Indiana No, none Grants Staff support Adjusting class schedule/timelines Organization website visits
NACDD Year 4 2016 Race/ethnicity: African-American
Recruit via Phone outreach Insurers Recruiting providers to make referrals during patient visit or to send letters/postcards to patients CDC/DTTAC HCP Referral Form Nonmonetary benefits: athletic gear Other Participant fee waiver or scholarship paid by grant Government sponsored Other (e.g., TriCare) YUSA N/A Other Government Funding Lack of clear program guidance from CDC Organizational staff volunteer additional hours
OPTUM N/A N/A Race/ethnicity: Native American
Recruit via Press release Non-profit org Recruiting other organizational partners to make direct referrals or recruit via contact lists CDC/DTTAC HCP Brochure Nonmonetary benefits: grocery store vouchers
New in kind support State Employee sponsored New trainers trained by Master Trainers
Employer Funding Buy-in/engagement from partners Expanding marketing efforts to community to increase participant enrollment
YUSA

Race/ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino
Recruit via collaborating with state 1422 grantees Employers Advertising and press release in newsletters, local newspapers, radio, or television stations ANY Common Ground resource not listed here Nonmonetary benefits: cookbooks or other dietary materials
Employer sponsored delivery Other Other
Other Funding Space for program delivery Restructuring incentive strategies



Race/ethnicity: Asian/Pacific Islander
Select based on Proximity to target demographic Government entity (state employees) Presentations/information sessions to community/employees Grantee- developed marketing materials/campaigns Non-monetary benefits: healthful food snacks or samples
Other
N/A
N/A Healthcare providers or physician resistance to refer to program Seeking in-kind staff/classroom space



Race/ethnicity: Other (describe)
Select based on Readiness assessment (org/partners) Y-membership Volunteer recruiters from previous lifestyle change classes (through word-of-mouth, phone, or email) Materials/campaigns developed by partner organizations Other





Low enrollment Continued engagement with partners/key stakeholders



Geography: Rural or frontier
Select based on other criteria Other Posting on Organization website, or email blast to members N/A N/A





Participant drop-out Organization developed own marketing materials



Geography: Urban
N/A N/A Other







Length of lifestyle change program Implementation/work plan revision



Elderly
Other









Lifestyle coach training delay Educating target audience on evidence-based lifestyle change programs



Low literacy











Organization structural change Recruite alternative program providers



Disabled











Class schedule timing Finding provider champions



Not targeting a vulnerable population











Lack of motivation from participants Organization developed own Spanish materials/offered class in Spanish



Other (describe)











Slow hiring process at organizational level Offer additional training on DPRP data collection



N/A











Public/private insurers' delayed process on membership outreach Other
















Delay in Spanish curriculum/marketing materials N/A
















Planning and implementation barriers

















Sub-grantee non-compliance

















Other

















N/A

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