NCCHCA and AIDS Education and Training Center Survey

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NEEDS ASSESSMENT for NC Community and Migrant Health Center Staff

 

The North Carolina AIDS Education & Training Center (NCAETC) at Duke University provides training, education, and information on HIV/AIDS for clinical HIV/AIDS care providers (physicians, physician assistants, advance practice nurses, nurses, dentists, dental hygienists and clinical pharmacists), particularly those working in Ryan White CARE Act-funded settings.

 

This training comes in many forms:

  • Workshops at your worksite
  • Conferences
  • Web-based trainings
  • On-site clinical preceptorships (group or individual), and
  • Support for preceptors at Infectious Disease clinics in North Carolina or Atlanta

 

Please take a moment to think about the training needs of staff (including front-line and outreach) in your health center.  This assessment is confidential and it takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.  If you have any questions regarding the purpose of this survey or would like further information regarding HIV education and training programs, please contact one of the following at the NC AIDS Education & Training Center.

 

 Kimberly Walker

(919) 286-4130

km.walker@duke.edu

 

Vivianne Valdes-Hurtado

(919) 286-0183

vivianne.vh@duke.edu

 

NC AIDS Education & Training Center

Duke University, Campus Box 90392

110 Swift Avenue, 2nd Floor

Durham, NC  27705

 

 

Any other questions please call Rosa Navarro or Marti Wolf at NCCHCA: (919) 469-5701.

 

Thank you for completing this needs assessment.

We look forward to working with you in the future.

 

Please return your completed assessment by fax, email or online no later than Friday, August 8, 2008.

Fax: (919) 416-4931

To download a hard copy to fax, click here.

 

ONLINE SURVEY:

 

Respondent: 

 

Email:  

Phone: 

 

Health Center Name:

 

City:     State:   


Ryan White CARE Act funding (Select all that apply)

  Not applicable        Part C             Part D        Don’t know

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1.       What is your profession/discipline?  (Select one)


If other profession/discipline, please specify:
 

2.       In the past 12 months, have you worked with patients or clients in the following populations: (Select all that apply)

HIV positive without AIDS diagnosis           
Farmworkers with an HIV/AIDS diagnosis

HIV positive with AIDS diagnosis                
Farmworkers with an STD diagnosis

Had an STD that you diagnosed                     
Homeless with HIV/AIDS diagnosis
                         
Homeless with an STD diagnosis

 

 

3. What length of time do you prefer for continuing professional education/training programs?  (Indicate longest duration)

                 

4.       What is your preference of location to receive continuing professional education/training? 

   No preference                     On-site location        

      City in which you work        State in which you work

5.       In the past 2 years, approximately how many different continuing professional education/training programs have you participated in that included HIV/AIDS-related topics?  (Select one)

                

6.       How often would you want clinical training/ updates focusing on HIV/AIDS related topics available to you?

7.       What specific HIV–related topics would you be interested in for a training event?      (Select all that apply.)  
STDs                Hepatitis B/C co-infection      MRSA              
Mental Health/Substance Abuse                            HIV Update      
Special populations such as  homeless or farmworkers                   
Opt-Out HIV testing      
Other    

9. Please outline the HIV training needs of staff who are not direct primary care providers. (We may contact you for additional documentation, since clinician training is HRSA’s priority.  But we can respond to documented needs for additional kinds of HIV training for other members of the care team).

 

10. Please tell us about other ways the NC AIDS Education & Training Center can assist you to deliver optimum care to people living with HIV.

 

 


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