0788 Change Request Memo

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Evaluation of the Food and Drug Administration's 'Fresh Empire' Multicultural Youth Tobacco Prevention Campaign.

0788 Change Request Memo

OMB: 0910-0788

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Food and Drug Administration’s Evaluation of the Fresh Empire Campaign on Tobacco”

Overview of the Change Request for OMB Control No. 0910-0788

The Food and Drug Administration is submitting this nonmaterial/non-substantive change request (83-C) to update the project schedule and revise the data collection protocol and documents for the fifth follow-up data collection for EFECT. We request that the project schedule be updated to reflect that fifth follow-up data collection period will begin in April 2019 rather than in February 2019.

Contents of change documents

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Document

Edits


Supporting Statement Part A

  • Updated to reflect discontinued recruitment methods during this round (i.e., mailed screener)

  • Added Snapchat as a new platform for social media recruitment; Facebook will no longer be used

  • Updated contact information for individuals consulted for questionnaire development

  • Updated references to attachments, and removed references to attachments no longer in use

  • Changed vendor name to the current print vendor

  • Revised itemized cost to federal government to reflect contract costs

  • Removal of mail screener from information collection led to a decrease of 23,685 annual responses and 1,973 burden hours.


Supporting Statement Part B

  • Updated to reflect discontinued recruitment methods during this round (i.e., mailed screener)

  • Added Snapchat as a new platform for social media recruitment for the fifth post-test survey; Facebook will no longer be used

  • Updated references to attachments, and removed references to attachments no longer in use

  • Added reference to NEW Attachment 8c (lead letter addressed directly to 18 year-old longitudinal inviting them to participate in the next round of the survey, rather than sending to their parent)

1

Post Campaign Instrument


  • Items added, edited and deleted from post-campaign instrument; see details in “Summary of Changes to EFECT Instrument for Follow-up 5”

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

1a

Fresh Empire Storyboards

  • Updated storyboards for campaign ads shown in the fifth post-test survey

3

Outcome Web Screener


  • Revised programming notes

  • Updated to remove discontinued recruitment methods (i.e., in-home recruitment and screening of siblings)

  • Revised item to include Snapchat as a source of recruitment

  • Updated survey length to 40 minutes instead of 30-40 minutes to reflect actual time of post-test survey

  • Some other minor edits to wording

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

3a

Social Media Ads

  • Updated NEW social media ads for use on Instagram and Snapchat

5a

Parental Permission Youth Assent Longitudinal Age 12-17 Household

  • Clarified instructions for field interviewers

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5b

Informed Consent Longitudinal Age 18 Household

  • Revised title of document for clarity (not a respondent-facing change)

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5c

Parental Permission Youth Assent Longitudinal Age 12-17 Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Revised title of document for clarity (not a respondent-facing change)

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5d

Informed Consent Longitudinal Age 18 Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5e

Youth Assent Cross Sectional Age 15 - 17_Social Media Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5f

Youth Assent Cross Sectional Age 13 - 14_Social Media Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5g

Youth Assent Longitudinal Age 13 – 17 Social Media Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Revised description of document for clarity (not a respondent-facing change)

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

5i

Youth Assent Longitudinal Age 15 – 17 Social Media Permission Waived Web

  • Added information about not receiving incentive if data quality is poor

  • Revised description of document for clarity (not a respondent-facing change)

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

6

Study Description

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

8a

Outcome Parent Lead Letter Longitudinal

  • Minor edits to wording

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

8c

Follow-up Age 18 Lead Letter_FU5_NEW

  • NEW document based on previously-approved Attachment 8a

  • Lead letter is addressed directly to the 18 year-old participant rather than the parent

12

Sorry I Missed You Card

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

13

Unable to Contact Letters


  • Minor edits to wording

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

14a

Questions and Answers Fact Sheet (Household Longitudinal)

  • Minor edits to wording

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

14b

Questions and Answers Fact Sheet (Web Cross Sectional)

  • Minor edits to wording

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

15

Interview Incentive Receipt

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

17

Verification Call Script Age 13 – 17

  • Updated expiration date of OMB approval

17a

Verification Call Script Age 18

  • Added expiration date of OMB approval


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