What type of health care practitioner best describes you?
Administrator/Clinical manager
Care manager/Case manager
Clinical nurse specialist
Clinical psychologist
Clinical social worker
Dentist
Diabetes educator/Diabetes management nurse
Health care navigator/Patient navigator
Medical assistant
Certified nurse midwife
Nurse
Nurse practitioner
Occupational therapist
Patient health educator/Certified health education specialist (CHES)
Pharmacist
Physician assistant
Physician
Psychiatrist
Quality improvement manager
Registered dietitian
Respiratory therapist
Other _____________ (please specify)
In what kind of setting do you practice most of the time?
Academic institution
Ambulatory/office-based care setting
Behavioral health care setting
Community health care setting
Correctional facility
Emergency department
Federally qualified health center or other public health center
Home care
Hospice and/or palliative care setting
Hospital based setting
Long-term care facility
Migrant worker health center
Rehabilitation center
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Specialty clinic
Substance use/abuse treatment center
University health care/hospital setting
Urgent care setting
Veteran or military health care center/hospital
Other _______________ (please specify)
Which of the following best describes where your practice setting is located?
Rural area
Small or commuter town
Suburban area
Urban area
How many years have you been working in your current occupation?
2 years or less
3-9 years
10-19 years
20-25 years
26+ years
To what extent do you work as part of an interdisciplinary patient care team?
To a great extent
Somewhat
Not at all
Is the organization you work for recognized as a patient-centered medical home or patient-centered specialty practice (PCMH/PCSP)?
Yes
No, but in the process of becoming recognized as one
No
I don’t know
Is the organization you work for an accredited Accountable Care Organization (ACO)?
Yes
No, but in the process of becoming an accredited ACO
No
I don’t know
Please briefly describe any other accreditation, certifications, distinctions, or recognitions that your organization maintains.
Compared to before you completed the AHRQ Patient-Centered Outcomes Research in Shared Decisionmaking (PCOR in SDM) training:
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Has your use of AHRQ’s PCOR tools and resources in practice increased? |
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Has your implementation of SDM processes in practice with patients increased? |
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Has your use of PCOR resources in SDM with patients increased? |
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How often have you used the following AHRQ Effective Health Care (EHC) Program tools/resources since you participated in the training?
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At least once a week |
Two to three times a month |
About once a month |
A couple of times in the past 6 months |
Never |
AHRQ EHC Program Web site |
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Patient/consumer summaries – shared with patient and/or family members |
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Patient decision aids – shared with patient and/or family members |
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Spanish-language consumer summaries – shared with patient and/or family members |
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Mobile access to the AHRQ EHC Web site |
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Clinician summaries (for my own ongoing learning) |
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PCOR Continuing education modules (CME/CE/CEU) |
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Faculty slide decks |
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Research reviews or syntheses |
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An EHC Web conference |
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Webcasts |
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How often have you used the following AHRQ SDM Toolbox tools/resources in the past 6 months?
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At least once a week |
Two to three times a month |
About once a month |
A couple of times in the past 6 months |
Never |
SDM toolbox Web page on the AHRQ Web site |
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SDM quick reference guide |
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Sample dialogue guide/Talking points |
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Cultural awareness checklist |
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Health literacy strategies summary |
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Implementation brief for interdisciplinary teams |
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Administrator brief about the benefits of implementing PCOR in SDM between providers and patients |
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How useful do you find the following AHRQ SDM Toolbox tools/resources?
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Very useful |
Somewhat useful |
Not very useful |
Not at all useful |
I did not use this tool/resource |
SDM toolbox Web page on the AHRQ Web site |
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SDM quick reference guide |
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Sample dialogue guide/Talking points |
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Cultural awareness checklist |
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Health literacy strategies summary |
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Implementation brief for interdisciplinary teams |
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Administrator brief about the benefits of implementing PCOR in SDM between providers and patients |
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Please describe any new tools that would be helpful to you in sharing AHRQ PCOR resources with your patients in SDM. ________________________
Please indicate how useful each of the following components of the AHRQ PCOR in SDM training have been to your personal practice?
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Very useful |
Somewhat useful |
Not very useful |
Not at all useful |
Not applicable |
Locating trusted CER/PCOR resources. |
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Using CER/PCOR to facilitate health care decisionmaking. |
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Sharing CER/PCOR decision aids with patients. |
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Discussing risks and benefits about health care options with patients |
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Engaging patients to learn their preferences and values for their health care options |
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Including patients in decisionmaking if they want to be involved. |
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In your opinion, have there been any changes in the following areas regarding your patient population?
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Increased slightly |
No change |
Decreased
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Don’t know/ Unsure |
Patients’ active involvement in decisionmaking |
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Patient satisfaction |
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Patient compliance with health decisions/treatments |
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Patient outcomes |
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Patient requests for interventions/treatments with limited/equivocal evidence of effectiveness |
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Please describe any other perceived patient benefits or impacts you have observed after applying what you learned during the PCOR in SDM training in your practice?
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Which of the following have been the biggest obstacles to implementing and applying PCOR in SDM concepts in your own patient practice? (check all that apply)
Accessing PCOR tools and resources
Not having enough time with my patients
My patients aren’t interested
Obtaining resources for distribution to my patients
Obtaining support from my organization
Obtaining resources to implement change
None of the above
Other (please specify)
Please briefly describe how you have used what you learned during the PCOR in SDM training in your practice? _____________________________________________________________________________
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Are there any additional comments you would like to share with us? _____________________________________________________________________________
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ATTACHMENT E: AHRQ EtE --
Survey 5 – Annually-Administered Survey of Secondary
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