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CDC NPIN Web Site User Survey
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Dear
CDC NPIN Web site user,
We are conducting a brief
survey on users’ experiences with the NPIN Web site. The
feedback you provide will help us enhance our Web site and services
to better meet your needs. Your responses are voluntary. We value
your feedback, and your opinions and suggestions are important to us.
We will not ask you for any identifying information, and all survey
responses will be analyzed and reported in the aggregate.
Please answer the following questions as candidly as you can.
Thank you for your input!
Sincerely,
CDC NPIN
Team
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Your Experiences with the NPIN Web site
In the past 12 months, how often did you visit the NPIN Web
site?
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Less than once a month
First-time visitor
How did you get to the NPIN site today?
Search Engine (Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc)once a month
Link from CDC.gov
Link from AIDS.gov
Link from another Web site
Link from a social networking site (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn)
Friend or Colleague referral
Newspaper or magazine
Information Center referral
Bookmark
Other
What did you come to the Web site to do today?
Which of the following did you use to accomplish your task
on the NPIN site? (Please check all that apply)
Internet search
Search box on this Web site
Left navigation
Other navigation on the NPIN site
Organizations Search
Downloadable Materials Search
Conferences Search
Funding Search
Other
Were you able to do what you came to do today?
Yes -- easily
Yes -- but it took some effort
Only part of it
No
I was just browsing
How do you plan to use the information?
How would you rate the overall quality of the NPIN Web site?
Excellent
Good
Average
Below average
Poor
Considering your expectations and experiences with NPIN, to what extent has the NPIN Web site met your expectations?
Exceeds expectations
Meets expectations
Somewhat meets expectations
Neutral
Does not meet expectations
Did you find the Web site easy to navigate?
Very easy to navigate
Easy to navigate
Somewhat easy to navigate
Undecided
Not easy to navigate
Relevance to Your Work
What disease topics do you look for on the NPIN Web site? (Please check all that apply.)
HIV/AIDS
Viral hepatitis
STD
Tuberculosis
Integration of work in HIV/AIDS, Viral hepatitis, STD and/or TB
Other (Please specify____________________________)
11 How accurate do you consider the information provided on the
Web site to be?
Extremely accurate
Accurate
Somewhat accurate
Neutral
Not Accurate
12. On a scale of 1 to 5, how useful are the following sections of
the Web site? (1=not at all useful, 5=very useful; 0=not
applicable)
__Collaboration
__Communities at Risk
__Conference feed
__Conferences and conference database
__Daily news
__Electronic mailing lists Links to related sites
__Funding feed
__HIV/AIDS
__New funding and funding database
__News feed
__Organization database
__Partner Forum
__STDs
__Testing sites
__Tuberculosis
__Viral Hepatitis
__Web Tools
13. What do you think of the process of subscribing to the
electronic mailing lists?
Very easy
Relatively easy
Complicated
Very complicated
I am not an electronic mailing list subscriber (If no, why not?)_____________
Other (Please specify_____________________)
Use of the NPIN Web Site
14. How likely are you to use the NPIN Web site in the future?
Very likely
Likely
Somewhat likely
Not sure
Not likely
15. Would you recommend the NPIN Web site to a colleague or
friend?
Yes
No (If no, why not? _______________ )
How to Better Meet Your Needs
16. What one thing on this Web site would you most like to change
or fix?
17. To what extent do you rely on the NPIN Web site for information on prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB compared with other Web sites that provide similar information?
I rely solely on the NPIN Web site
I rely heavily on the NPIN Web site
I rely moderately on the NPIN Web site.
I rely very little on the NPIN Web site.
I do not rely at all on the NPIN Web site.
18. What other Web sites do you frequently use to obtain
information about the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS,
viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB?
19. Please list suggestions about how to improve the look and feel
of our Web site.
20. Please list suggestions about how to improve the content and
organization of our Web site.
21. What information would be helpful to your work that is
currently not available on the NPIN Web site?
Background Information
22. How did you first learn about the NPIN Web site?
Internet search engine
Link from a Web site
NPIN booth/exhibit at conference
Word-of-mouth from professional colleague
CDC source
Seeing NPIN products
Forwarded NPIN listserv
Mentions of NPIN in newsletter or magazine
Blog/wiki/podcast/feed/XML
Other (Please specify ____________________)
23. For what type of organization do you work?
State health department
Local/county health department
Community-based organization
Private, for-profit organization
Clinical setting (health clinic or hospital)
Other (Please specify ____________________)
24. Which of the following populations/target audiences(s) does
your organization serve? (Please check all that apply.)
African American
White
Hispanic/Latino
Asian and Pacific Islanders
American Indians and Alaska Natives
Gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender
Intravenous drug-users
Other drug/alcohol abusers
People with multiple sexual partners
Immigrant populations
Speakers of primary language other than English
People with special communication needs, such as hearing-impaired or blind
Other (Please specify ____________________)
Thank you for completing this survey!
We at NPIN appreciate your assistance in helping us determine how we can better serve you.
File Type | application/msword |
File Title | An Extension with Change Request for Information Collection for the Outcome Evaluation of the National Prevention Information |
Author | bzheng |
Last Modified By | Centers for Disease Control & Prevention |
File Modified | 2011-03-14 |
File Created | 2010-08-09 |