0920-0995 Intensive Didactic Long-Term Evaluation wordversion

National Network of Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinical Prevention Training Centers (NNPTC): Evaluation

OMB No. 0920-0995

Attachments 11 & 12

Intensive Didactic Long-Term Evaluation Instrument

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Intensive Didactic Long-Term Evaluation

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A1f. I am using what I learned in this training in my work.

strongly disagree

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







Strongly agree

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NA

A2f If you have not used what you learned, please explain why not.

A3f Did you make a change in your practice or worksite setting as a result of this training?

 Yes

 No

 Not applicable to my job or patients

 I was already using these practices

 Other reason (please specify)

A4f If you made a change, what change did you make?

A5f As a result of this training, did you share what you learned with any of the following? (select all that apply)

 Supervisor

 Colleagues/co-workers

 Policy makers

 Community

 Other (please specify) _____________________________

A6f Did any of these factors MAKE IT HARDER for you to apply the STD practices recommended in the training?

(select all that apply)

 lack of time with patients

 more important patient concerns

 cost/lack of reimbursement

 policies where I work

 resistance to change by supervisor or colleagues

 lack of equipment or supplies

 no opportunity to apply practices

 nothing interfered

 other, please specify ___________________________________________________

A7f Did any of these factors HELP you incorporate the STD practices recommended in the training?

(select all that apply)

 reimbursement or other financial incentive

 support of supervisor and/or colleagues

 standing orders

 reminder in chart

 convenient supplies

 posted patient instructions for obtaining specimens

 nothing specific helped

 other, please specify ___________________________________________________

UseGuidef Do you use the CDC STD Treatment Guidelines to guide the care of your patients/clients?

No, I am not aware of the Guidelines

I am aware of the Guidelines but do not use them

I use the Guidelines occasionally

I use the Guidelines consistently

I use another source to guide my STD care (please specify) ______________

PPC1f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of sexually active asymptomatic female

patients under age 25 are you screening annually for chlamydia?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPG1f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of sexually active asymptomatic female patients

under age 25 are you screening annually for gonorrhea?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPC2f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of pregnant patients under age 25 are you

screening for chlamydia?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPG2f. Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of pregnant patients under age 25 are you

screening for gonorrhea?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPG3f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of your male patients who have sex with men

are you screening annually for gonorrhea and chlamydia?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPS1f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of your male patients who have sex with men are

you screening at least once a year for syphilis?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPS3f Now, 3 months AFTER training, approximately what % of your patients recently diagnosed with

syphilis are you testing for HIV?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPHPV1f Now, 3 months AFTER training with approximately what % of your non-vaccinated 11 to 26 year-old

female patients are you discussing HPV vaccination during a preventive health visit?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPHPV2f Now, 3 months AFTER training, with approximately what % of your non-vaccinated 11 to 21 year-old

male patients are you discussing HPV vaccination during a preventive health visit?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPHPV3f Now, 3 months AFTER training, with approximately what % of your non-vaccinated male patients

age 26 or under who have sex with men or are HIV+ are you discussing HPV vaccination during a

preventive health visit?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPSH1f Now, 3 months AFTER training, for approximately what % of patients older than 15 seeing you for a

preventive health visit do you take a sexual history that asks about behaviors that would put them at risk

of getting or transmitting an STD?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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PPSH2f Now, 3 months AFTER training, for approximately what % of patients older than 15 seeing you for a

Preventive health visit do you take a sexual history that asks whether they have had oral, vaginal, or

anal sex?

0%	1-25%	26-50%	51-75%	76-90%	>91%		NA
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SGCH2f As a result of the information presented did you download the CDC STD Treatment Guidelines app?

 Yes

 No

 NA

 I was already doing this

SGCH5f As a result of the information presented did you use dual antibiotic therapy to treat uncomplicated

gonorrhea?

 Yes

 No

 NA

 I was already doing this

SGCH6f As a result of the information presented did you send a consult to the STD Clinical Consultation

Network? www.stdccn.org

 Yes

 No

 NA

 I was already doing this

SGCH7f As a result of the information presented did you recommend rescreening in 3 months following a

gonorrhea, chlamydia or trichomonas diagnosis?

 Yes

 No

 NA

 I was already doing this

SGCH8f As a result of the information presented did you use the STD Treatment Guidelines wall chart

or pocket guide?

 Yes

 No

 NA

 I was already doing this

EPTf As a result of the information presented did you provide Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT) to heterosexual

partners of those diagnosed with gonorrhea and/or chlamydia?

 Yes

 No

 Not applicable to my practice or job

 Not allowed in my state/practice

 My practice/worksite is in the planning stages to offer EPT

 My practice/worksite already offered EPT

KSG1f What is the recommended treatment for a patient diagnosed with uncomplicated urethral, cervical, or

rectal gonorrhea?

 Ceftriaxone 250 mg intramuscularly only

 Azithromycin 2 g orally in a single dose only

 Ceftriaxone 250 mg intramuscularly plus azithromycin 1 g orally in a single dose

 Cefixime 400 mg orally plus doxycycline 100 mg orally BID for 7 days

KSG2f What is the recommended follow-up for a non-pregnant patient after diagnosis and treatment

of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and/or trichomonas?

   A test of cure at 2 weeks, and repeat test at 3 months

 A test of cure at 2 weeks, and repeat test at 12 months

 Repeat test in 3 months

 Repeat test in 12 months

KSG3f What is recommended for STD screening of an HIV-negative man who reports oral sex (oral and penile

exposure) and receptive anal sex with multiple male partners?

   Pharyngeal GC, rectal GC/CT, urethral GC/CT, and syphilis every 3-6 months

 Pharyngeal GC, Rectal GC/CT, urethral GC/CT and syphilis every 12-24 months

 Urethral GC/CT and syphilis every 3-6 months, with pharyngeal GC and rectal GC/CT if symptoms are present

 Urethral GC/CT and syphilis every 12-24 months, with pharyngeal GC and rectal GC/CT if symptoms are

present