Interviewer Observations

The Community Choice Demonstration

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Interviewer Observations

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Attachment E: The Home Assessment Interviewer Observations



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[To be completed by research team member during site visit]

The Triggers assessment is adapted from: Asthma Education and Intervention Program: Partnership for Asthma Trigger-Free Homes (PATH), https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA489872.pdf

Directions (to research team member): Make a checkmark in the box if the problem appears in the room or area listed.

Triggers Assessment

Entryway

Bathroom

Kitchen

Living room

Dining room

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 3

Pests

Cockroach sighting









Rodent sighting









Hole(s) in wall









Food storage problems









Garbage storage problems









Clutter (newspapers, toys, etc. left out)









Dirty dishes left out



















Dust mites

Stuffed toys









Heavy rugs









Curtains









Upholstered furniture









Are mattresses and pillow covers used? (Select all that apply)


____ Mattress Cover ____ Pillow Covers ____ Don’t know











Mold

Visible mold









Wet or damp areas









Water damage on walls, carpet, ceiling









Evidence of leaking pipe(s)









Working fan in bathroom? ____ Yes ____ No ____ Don’t know











Chemicals

Evidence of pesticide use









Unvented gas oven/stove/dryer/heater










Mark the child’s bedroom with an X.









Notes:

  1. Are sticky traps placed or visible near the following locations?

Kitchen

Refrigeration

Stove

Bathroom Sink

Other: _____________________

Other: _____________________



  1. Do you observe any areas of broken plaster or peeling paint bigger than the size of a standard business letter (8.5 x 11”)?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Does the house or apartment have wall-to-wall carpet?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Does the house or apartment have evidence of cigarette smoking?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Does the house or apartment have a dog, cat, or other pet with fur?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Is the unit noisy from noise coming from inside the unit or building, so that it is difficult or distracting to hear and be heard (TV, radio, shouts of children)?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Is the unit noisy from noise coming from outside the building, so that it is difficult or distracting to hear and be heard (trains, cars, people, music)?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. How would you rate the general condition of this housing unit?

1) Well-kept, good repair

2) Fair condition

3) Poor condition (peeling paint, broken windows)

4) Badly deteriorated

5) Don’t Know



  1. How would you rate the general condition of this building?

1) Well-kept, good repair

2) Fair condition

3) Poor condition (peeling paint, broken windows)

4) Badly deteriorated

5) Don’t Know



  1. How would you rate the general condition of most of the other buildings on this block?

1) Well-kept, good repair

2) Fair condition

3) Poor condition (peeling paint, broken windows)

4) Badly deteriorated

5) No other structures

6) Don’t Know



  1. Does this building have any broken windows?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:



  1. Is there trash, litter or junk within a half a block in either direction of the unit?

1) Major Accumulation

2) Minor Accumulation

3) None

4) Don’t Know



  1. Is there a workable vent hood in the kitchen that ducts or vents to the outside?

    Yes

    No

    Don’t Know

    Notes:

  2. Are there any open windows in the home?

Yes

No

Don’t Know

Notes:









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