Lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic response

Maine Public Health Association, a statewide non-profit dedicated to promoting health and well-being, is circulating this assessment to a sample of stakeholders (municipal leaders, school officials, health professionals) across the state who were engaged in their communities' COVID-19 response. MPHA will analyze the responses, and use them to draft recommendations and materials to improve local public health responses.

The purpose of this survey is to review response efforts, and identify lessons learned during the emergency phase of the COVID-19 pandemic across different communities in Maine.

The term "community" may refer to your town, city, or county depending on your involvement in response efforts.

*Your individual responses will not be publicized with any identifying information.*

Completion of this survey will take 5 to 10 minutes

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* 1. What primary role did you play in your community's COVID-19 response?

Healthcare Provider (e.g., doctor, nurse, paramedic)

Public Health Professional (e.g., private, public, non-profit)

State Government Official (elected or appointed)

Municipal Government Official (elected or appointed)

Essential Worker (e.g., grocery store employee, child care provider)

Volunteer (e.g., community organization, charity)

Researcher or Scientist

Health Care Administrator

Business Owner or Employer

School Professional (e.g., teacher, principal, guidance counselor)

Local Health Officer

Caregiver/family support

Did not participate in COVID-19 response

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Did you hold any other response related roles during the emergency phase of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Yes