Attachment B3_Web-Based Data Collection Tool-Cross-Cutting_2023

Maternal Health Portfolio Evaluation

Attachment B3_Web-Based Data Collection Tool-Cross-Cutting_2023

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Web-Based Data Collection Tool - Cross-Cutting Questions OMB Number 0906-0059, Expiration Date XX/XX/202X

Web-Based Data Collection Tool Question Pool

Note to Reviewers: Prior to administration, the tool will be tailored to each grantee based on the strategies and activities they are implementing, so grantees will only see and answer questions that apply to their grant program. We estimate 30 minutes will be needed to complete the entire web-based data collection tool.


Web-Based Data Collection Tool - Cross-Cutting Questions


Public Burden Statement: This information is collected as part of a portfolio-wide evaluation of Maternal Health (MH) programs funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration. The evaluation will help the HRSA Maternal and Child Health Bureau identify individual and/or collective strategies, interrelated activities, and common themes within and across the MH programs that may be contributing to or driving improvements in key maternal health outcomes. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this information collection is 0906-0059 and it is valid until XX/XX/202X. This information collection is voluntary. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 30 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to HRSA Information Collection Clearance Officer, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 14N39, Rockville, Maryland, 20857 or paperwork@hrsa.gov.



[THIS IS THE WELCOME MESSAGE THAT ALL GRANTEES WILL BE SHOWN BEFORE THEY BEGIN ANSWERING QUESTIONS.]

Welcome to the Maternal Health Portfolio Evaluation web-based data collection tool!

This is the annual data collection survey for the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) Maternal Health Portfolio project. Please answer every question in this form. If the answer is zero, please insert “0” in the text box. We estimate that it will take 30 minutes or less for you to complete this form.

You may contact [email address of contracted evaluator] with any questions or technical difficulties. For questions regarding your grant program, please contact your HRSA project officer.

The reporting period for this survey is: [completed by evaluator each year]. This will appear on each screen of the survey.



Section A: Establishing and Strengthening
Partnerships and State Capacity

The following questions ask about the [taskforce/workgroup/network/partnership] that is part of your [State MHI/AIM/AIM-CCI/Supporting MHI] grant program.

A.1. How many [taskforce/workgroup/network/partner] meetings were held during the reporting period? [numeric response only]

A.2. How many of each of the following products or solutions were developed as a result of the [taskforce/workgroup/network/partnership] during the reporting period (e.g., strategic plan, policy change)? If none, enter “0”. [numeric response only]



Policy Change (i.e., any formal policy at any level, including the state, local, organizational, or team level.)


New Billing Codes


Other, please specify: ____


A.2a. [ASKED ONLY IF POLICY CHANGE WAS >0 FOR A.2] Please describe each policy change that occurred as a result of the [taskforce/workgroup/network/ partnership] (e.g., legislation for state recommendations on maternity care evaluations for maternal hypertension) during the reporting period. [open text box]

A.2b. [ASKED ONLY IF BILLING CODES WAS >0 FOR A.2] Please describe each new billing code developed as a result of the [taskforce/workgroup/network/ partnership] (e.g., new codes to reimburse for community health workers) during the reporting period. You do not need to provide the actual code, just describe what it covers. [open text box]

A.2c. [ASKED ONLY IF OTHER, PLEASE SPECIFY WAS >0 FOR A.2] Please describe each other product or solution developed as a result of the [taskforce/workgroup/network/ partnership] (e.g., new codes to reimburse for community health workers) during the reporting period. [open text box]

A.3. Was additional funding secured through the [taskforce/workgroup/network/partnership] to address maternal morbidity and severe maternal mortality during the reporting period? Y/N

A.3a. [IF A.3 = YES] How much additional funding was secured through the [taskforce/workgroup/network/partnership]? [numeric response only]

A.3b. [If A.3 = YES] What is the source of funding? [open text box]

Section B: Workforce Training and Expanding the
Maternal Health Workforce


The following questions ask about workforce training efforts.

[THIS SECTION WILL BE PREPOPULATED BY THE EVALUATORS WITH TRAININGS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN REPORTED, IF RELEVANT. RESPONDENTS CAN ADD ADDITIONAL TRAININGS IF OTHER TRAININGS HAVE BEEN INITIATED DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD.]

B.1. Please review the list of trainings and add any additional workforce trainings, including implicit bias training, that you administered or supported as part of the HRSA program during the reporting period. Please insert a row for each training.




Grantees will answer the following questions for each training entered in B.1. The end of the section is noted in red.

B.2. Did you create your own training for this project? Y/N

B.2a. [IF B.2 = YES] Please provide an explanation about why and how you created the training (optional). [open text box]

B.3. Is this training evidence-based? Y/N

B.3a. [IF B.3 = YES] Did you adapt this training for your population in any way? Y/N

B.3b. [IF B.3 = YES] How did you adapt the training? [open text box]



B.4. Please report the number of unique providers, professionals, and organizations, by type, who were trained during the reporting period. If none, enter “0”. [numeric response only]

Providers (Number of Providers by type of provider)


Primary Care Physician


Family Practice Physician


Obstetrician


Anesthesiologist


Physician Assistant


Nurse Practitioner


Registered Nurse


Certified Nurse Midwife


Midwife (other than CNM)


Psychiatric Nurse Specialist


Pharmacist


Clinical Psychologist


Peer Provider (e.g., Community Health Worker)


Doula


Nursing and Medical Assistant


Licensed Clinical Social Worker


Substance Use Disorder Counselor


Other Licensed Professional Counselor


Behavioral Health Professional (not licensed)


Other (please specify)

Professionals (Number of professionals by setting)


National association


Local Health Department


State Title V MCH Program


State Health Department (other than State Title V MCH Program)


State Medicaid Program


Private payers


Maternal Mortality Review Committee liaison


Perinatal Quality Collaborative liaison


State policymakers


State association of community health centers


Tribal organizations


Other (please specify)

Organizations (Number and type of organizations)


Organization name (please specify)


B.5. Did you measure any changes in trainees’ knowledge, beliefs, skills or behaviors? Y/N

B.5a. [IF B.5 = YES] Which of the following did you assess? Select all that apply.

  • Change in knowledge

  • Change in beliefs

  • Change in skills

  • Change in behaviors

  • Other

B.5b. [FOR EACH TOPIC NOTED IN B.5a.] What types of assessments were made?

  • Pre/post assessments

  • Post-only assessments

  • Other, please specify_________________


B.5c. [FOR EACH TOPIC ASSESSED] Please share the results from those assessments below. [open text box]


*End of Section*

Section C: Providing Technical Assistance

The following questions ask about efforts to support grantees’ or sub-awardees’ implementation of HRSA programs through technical assistance.

[Question C.1. is a Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) Performance Measure. This question will only be asked to State MHI and AIM-CCI grantees because they do not already report on this measure through other annual reporting mechanisms. The performance measures in this section are presented in a format consistent with that of OMB No. 0915-0298.]

C.1. (Tier 1) Are you providing technical assistance (TA)* though your program? Y/N


(Tier 2) To whom are you providing TA* (check all that apply)?

Participants/ Public

Providers/ Health Care Professionals

Local/ Community Partners

State/ National Partners

*Technical Assistant (TA) refers to collaborative problem solving on a range of issues, which may include program development, program evaluation, needs assessment, and policy or guideline formulation. It may include administrative services, site visitation, and review or advisory functions. TA may be a one-time or ongoing activity of brief or extended frequency.


(Tier 3) Implementation (populated from prior domain questions)

# CSHCN/Developmental Disabilities TA

# Autism TA

# Prenatal Care TA

# Perinatal/ Postpartum Care TA

# Maternal and Women’s Depression Screening TA

# Safe Sleep TA

# Breastfeeding TA

# Newborn Screening TA

# Genetics TA

# Quality of Well Child Visit TA

# Well Visit TA

# Injury Prevention TA

# Family Engagement TA

# Medical Home TA

# Transition TA

# Adolescent Major Depressive Disorder Screening TA

# Health Equity TA

# Adequate health insurance coverage TA

# Tobacco and eCigarette Use TA

# Oral Health TA

# Nutrition TA

# Data Research and Evaluation TA

# Other TA

(Please specify additional topics: )


(Tier 4) What are the related outcomes in the reporting year? (populated from prior questions)

# receiving TA

# TA activities

# TA activities by target audience (Local, Title V, Other state agencies,/ partners, Regional, National, International)

C.2. During this reporting period, how many of your technical assistance activities supported efforts to address health equity? If none, enter “0”. [numeric response only]

C.3. During this reporting period, how many of your technical assistance activities supported telehealth activities? If none, enter “0”. [numeric response only]

C.4. During this reporting period, how many of your technical assistance activities supported maternal safety bundle implementation? If none, enter “0”. [numeric response only]

Section D: Health Equity

The following questions ask about health equity when addressing maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity.

D.1. Did you use Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) measures to assess whether your program activities and materials were culturally competent? Y/N

D.1a. [If D.1 = YES] Did your assessment determine that your program activities and materials were culturally competent?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Somewhat, please explain [open text box]

D.2. Did you conduct any assessment on patient satisfaction with quality of care among patients receiving care during the reporting period? Y/N

D.2a. [If D.2 = YES] Did this assessment investigate differences in patient satisfaction with quality of care among different sub-populations (For example, can data be divided out by race/ethnicity or geography)? Y/N

D.2b. [If D.2a = YES] Please share the results from those assessments below. [open text box]

Section E: Creating and Disseminating Products

[Question E.1. is a Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) Performance Measure. This question will only be asked to State MHI, AIM-CCI, and Supporting MHI grantees because they do not already report on this measure through other annual reporting mechanisms. The performance measures in this section are presented in a format consistent with that of OMB No. 0915-0298.]

E.1. (Tier 1) Are you creating products as part of your MCHB-supported program? Y/N

(Tier 2) Indicate the categories of products that have been produced with grant support (either fully or partially) during the reporting period. Count the original completed product, not each time it is disseminated or presented.

Books

Book chapters

Reports and monographs (including policy briefs, best practice reports, white papers)

Conference presentations and posters presented

Web-based products (website, blogs, webinars, newsletters, distance learning modules, wikis, RSS feeds, social networking sites) Excluding video/ audio products that are posted online post-production

Audio/ Video products (podcasts, produced videos, video clips, CD-ROMs, CDs, or audio)

Press communications (TV/ Radio interviews, newspaper interviews, public service announcements, and editorial articles)

Newsletters (electronic or print)

Pamphlets, brochures, or fact sheets

Academic course development

Distance learning modules

Doctoral dissertations/ Master’s theses

Other: ________________


(Tier 3) Implementation of products

# products created in each category

Section F: Maternal Health Outcomes

The following questions ask about maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity outcomes in your program population. When possible, outcomes should be broken down by race, ethnicity, and geography.

F.1. Please report the number for each outcome: [numeric response only]

Clinical Outcomes

Response

Number of pregnancy-related deaths among program population


Number of live births among program population


Number of events for each severe maternal morbidity indicator in the program population [dropdown menu of SMM indicators: Acute myocardial infarction, Aneurysm, Acute renal failure, Adult respiratory distress syndrome, Amniotic fluid embolism, Cardiac arrest/ventricular fibrillation, Conversion of cardiac rhythm, Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Eclampsia, Heart failure/arrest during surgery or procedure, Puerperal cerebrovascular disorders, Pulmonary edema / Acute heart failure, Severe anesthesia complications, Sepsis, Shock, Sickle cell disease with crisis, Air and thrombotic embolism, Blood products transfusion, Hysterectomy, Temporary tracheostomy, Ventilation]


Number of delivery hospitalizations among program population



F.1a. [If F.1 = any data] Please describe the data used to report these outcomes, including the data source(s), the time period represented by the data, and who was included in the program population. [open-text box]

F.2. Please report the number for each outcome broken down by race, if available: [numeric response only]

Clinical Outcomes

White

Black/African American

American Indian/Alaska Native

Asian

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

Two or More Races

Other (please specify)

Number of pregnancy-related deaths among program population








Number of live births among program population








Number of events for each severe maternal morbidity indicator in the program population [dropdown menu of SMM indicators: Acute myocardial infarction, Aneurysm, Acute renal failure, Adult respiratory distress syndrome, Amniotic fluid embolism, Cardiac arrest/ventricular fibrillation, Conversion of cardiac rhythm, Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Eclampsia, Heart failure/arrest during surgery or procedure, Puerperal cerebrovascular disorders, Pulmonary edema / Acute heart failure, Severe anesthesia complications, Sepsis, Shock, Sickle cell disease with crisis, Air and thrombotic embolism, Blood products transfusion, Hysterectomy, Temporary tracheostomy, Ventilation]








Number of delivery hospitalizations among program population









F.2a. [If F.2 = any data] Please describe the data used to report these outcomes, including the data source(s), the time period represented by the data, who was included in the program population, and how race was defined and assessed. [open-text box]


F.3. Please report the number for each outcome broken down by ethnicity, if available: [numeric response only]

Clinical Outcomes

Hispanic or Latina

Not Hispanic or Latina

Number of pregnancy-related deaths among program population



Number of live births among program population



Number of events for each severe maternal morbidity indicator in the program population [dropdown menu of SMM indicators: Acute myocardial infarction, Aneurysm, Acute renal failure, Adult respiratory distress syndrome, Amniotic fluid embolism, Cardiac arrest/ventricular fibrillation, Conversion of cardiac rhythm, Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Eclampsia, Heart failure/arrest during surgery or procedure, Puerperal cerebrovascular disorders, Pulmonary edema / Acute heart failure, Severe anesthesia complications, Sepsis, Shock, Sickle cell disease with crisis, Air and thrombotic embolism, Blood products transfusion, Hysterectomy, Temporary tracheostomy, Ventilation]



Number of delivery hospitalizations among program population




F.3a. [If F.3 = any data] Please describe the data used to report these outcomes, including the data source(s), the time period represented by the data, who was included in the program population, and how ethnicity was defined and assessed. [open-text box]


F.4. Please report the number for each outcome broken down by geography, if available. [numeric response only]

Clinical Outcomes

Urban

Suburban

Rural

Number of pregnancy-related deaths among program population




Number of live births among program population




Number of events for each severe maternal morbidity indicator in the program population [dropdown menu of SMM indicators: Acute myocardial infarction, Aneurysm, Acute renal failure, Adult respiratory distress syndrome, Amniotic fluid embolism, Cardiac arrest/ventricular fibrillation, Conversion of cardiac rhythm, Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Eclampsia, Heart failure/arrest during surgery or procedure, Puerperal cerebrovascular disorders, Pulmonary edema / Acute heart failure, Severe anesthesia complications, Sepsis, Shock, Sickle cell disease with crisis, Air and thrombotic embolism, Blood products transfusion, Hysterectomy, Temporary tracheostomy, Ventilation]




Number of delivery hospitalizations among program population





F.4a. [If F.4 = any data] Please describe the data used to report these outcomes, including the data source(s), the time period represented by the data, who was included in the program population, and how geography was defined and assessed. [open-text box]




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