Change request memo Y2Q2

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Emergency Epidemic Investigation Data Collections - Expedited Reviews

Change request memo Y2Q2

OMB: 0920-1011

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Non-substantive Change Request to OMB Control # 0920-1011
Emergency Epidemic Investigation Data Collections
Year 2, Quarter 2 (Date Submitted: October 8, 2015)

This is a non-substantive change request for the Emergency Epidemic Investigations (EEI) Generic ICR, (OMB Control No. 0920-1011, Expiration 3/31/17). This allows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to continue to conduct EEIs in response to acute public health emergencies resulting from outbreaks or events with undetermined agents, undetermined sources, undetermined modes of transmission or undetermined risk factors. CDC frequently is called upon to conduct EEIs at the request of one or more external partners (e.g., local, state, tribal, military, port, other federal agency, or international health authorities or other partner organizations) seeking support to respond to urgent public health problems. In response to external partner requests, CDC readily provides necessary epidemiologic support to facilitate appropriate engagement in epidemiological investigations. Such investigations often are dependent on rapid and flexible data collection that evolves during the investigation period.

This non-substantive change request is submitted to comply with the stated procedures in the approved EEI Generic ICR package (as specified in point 5 under Special Circumstances Relating to the Guidelines of 5 CFR 1320.5), “CDC maintains a library of data collection instruments that includes all final data collection instruments conducted under this generic ICR. This library and the updated burden numbers based on data collected via the “Burden Memo” are submitted to OMB quarterly as a non-substantive change to the generic ICR.” This non-substantive change request includes the following: Burden Memo (Appendix 1) and final data collection forms (Appendix 2) for the three investigations conducted under 0920-1011 for which data collection was completed during Y2Q2 (July 1, 2015 to September 30, 2015).


The actual burden for the three investigations completed during Y2Q2 was 1756 respondents and 822 burden hours. This is more than the 860 respondents and 295 burden hours that was projected in the GenIC requests for these investigations.


Table 1. Burden in Y2Q2

Type of Respondents

Form Name

No. of Respondents

Avg. Burden per Response (in hrs.)

Total Burden (in hrs.)

Federal employees

Emergency Epidemic Investigation Data Collection Instruments

12

0/60

0

Emergency Epidemic Investigation Participants

Emergency Epidemic Investigation Data Collection Instruments

1768

30/60

822

Total

822



Table 2 below summarizes the data collection form name and projected and actual burden for each approved GenIC. A projected burden of 0 indicates the data collection form was developed in the field.

Table 2. Y2Q2 Data Collection Forms and Projected and Actual Burden, By GenIC




Projected Burden

Actual Burden

GenIC No. (OMB)

Date Approved

Form Name

No.

Respondents

Hours

No.

Respondents

Hours

2015009-XXX

6/14/20105

Cholera_Community Questionnaire

500

166

1418

709

2015009-XXX

6/14/20105

Cholera_Healthcare Worker Questionnaire

50

17

61

26

2015009-XXX

6/14/20105

Cholera_Community Health Extension Worker Survey

0

0

51

17

2015009-XXX

6/14/20105

Cholera_Health Care Facility Checklist

0

0

44

9

2015010-XXX

7/8/2015

Monkeypox_Risk Factor Assessment Form

300

100

182

61

2015011-XXX

7/27/2015

NTM_Healthcare Staff Interview

10

12

0

0

2015011-XXX

7/27/2015

Abstraction Form

0

0

4

NA

2015011-XXX

7/27/2015

Abstraction Form - Case Control Study

0

0

4

NA

2015011-XXX

7/27/2015

Short Abstraction Form

0

0

4

NA



TOTAL

860

295

1756

822




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