Session #4: Evaluation: Project ECHO® Supporting People Living with Dementia and their Care Partners - Identifying Community Clinical Linkages to Deliver Dementia and Age-Friendly Care Survey

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* 1. What is your role?

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* 2. What is your work setting?

Primary Care setting

Community setting

Care facility / Residential facility

Senior Day Programs facility

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Was this session free from commercial bias?

Yes

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* 4. Did the session meet the stated objectives?

Yes

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* 5. Please rank your satisfaction with this ECHO session:

	Very Dissatisfied	Somewhat Dissatisfied	Satisfied	Very Satisfied
Session 4: Resources to Help Support Care Partner Needs	Session 4: Resources to Help Support Care Partner Needs Very Dissatisfied	Session 4: Resources to Help Support Care Partner Needs Somewhat Dissatisfied	Session 4: Resources to Help Support Care Partner Needs Satisfied	Session 4: Resources to Help Support Care Partner Needs Very Satisfied

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* 6. How valuable was each feature of this ECHO session:

	Not Valuable	Somewhat Valuable	Valuable	Very Valuable
Subject matter expert presentation	Subject matter expert presentation Not Valuable	Subject matter expert presentation Somewhat Valuable	Subject matter expert presentation Valuable	Subject matter expert presentation Very Valuable
Case presentation	Case presentation Not Valuable	Case presentation Somewhat Valuable	Case presentation Valuable	Case presentation Very Valuable
Case response and recommendations from all participants	Case response and recommendations from all participants Not Valuable	Case response and recommendations from all participants Somewhat Valuable	Case response and recommendations from all participants Valuable	Case response and recommendations from all participants Very Valuable

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* 7. Please rate your knowledge BEFORE Session 4: Importance of Early Detection and its Impact on Patient and Caregiver Needs

	Before this ECHO Session No knowledge	Before this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	Before this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	Before this ECHO Session High knowledge
Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner.	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. Before this ECHO Session No knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. Before this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. Before this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. Before this ECHO Session High knowledge
Identifying a local and national community resources.	Identifying a local and national community resources. Before this ECHO Session No knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. Before this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. Before this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. Before this ECHO Session High knowledge
How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden.	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. Before this ECHO Session No knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. Before this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. Before this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. Before this ECHO Session High knowledge

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* 8. Please rate your knowledge AFTER Session 4: Importance of Early Detection and its Impact on Patient and Caregiver Needs

	After this ECHO Session No knowledge	After this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	After this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	After this ECHO Session High knowledge
Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner.	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. After this ECHO Session No knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. After this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. After this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	Discovering key person-centered areas to support the person living with dementia and the care partner. After this ECHO Session High knowledge
Identifying a local and national community resources.	Identifying a local and national community resources. After this ECHO Session No knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. After this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. After this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	Identifying a local and national community resources. After this ECHO Session High knowledge
How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden.	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. After this ECHO Session No knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. After this ECHO Session Minimal knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. After this ECHO Session Moderate knowledge	How the Dementia Care Coordination Program can assist primary care teams in recognizing and addressing care partner burden. After this ECHO Session High knowledge

Session #4: Evaluation: Project ECHO® Supporting People Living with Dementia and their Care Partners - Identifying Community Clinical Linkages to Deliver Dementia and Age-Friendly Care

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* 1. What is your role?

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* 2. What is your work setting?

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* 3. Was this session free from commercial bias?

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* 4. Did the session meet the stated objectives?

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* 5. Please rank your satisfaction with this ECHO session:

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* 6. How valuable was each feature of this ECHO session:

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* 7. Please rate your knowledge BEFORE Session 4: Importance of Early Detection and its Impact on Patient and Caregiver Needs

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* 8. Please rate your knowledge AFTER Session 4: Importance of Early Detection and its Impact on Patient and Caregiver Needs

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* 9. What information stood out to you from this session?

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* 10. What did you like most about the session?

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* 11. What did you like least about the session?

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* 12. Describe any aspects of your practice that you feel you can change based on today’s session:

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* 13. What are some barriers to making these changes?

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* 14. Would you like CME/CEU credits for this session?