Evaluation Instruments

Kansas City Free Health Clinic

This survey is administered to clients at regular intervals at the Kansas City Free Health Clinic to assess changes in the client's knowledge about HIV after working with a peer. 

HATS project, Health & Disability Working Group

Forms used by peers to document contact with clients. 

Evaluation Center for HIV & Oral Health

Iniciativa de cuidado oral del SPNS: Estudio Cualitativo
Guía para la entrevista del paciente
(Spanish version of SPNS Oral Healthcare Initiative: Qualitative Research Study Patient Interview Guide)

Outreach staff

Study guide for the qualitative interviews of front-line outreach staff.

CORE

Study instrument for the outreach initiative qualitative client study.

PEER Center, Health and Disability Working Group, BU School of Public Health

The study protocol addresses the study design for the PETS Multi-Site evaluation. The main objective of the study is to examine the impact of peer educator training on enhancing peer knowledge, services and HIV health care and treatment; the impact of training and technical assistance on partner and “look-alike” organizations; and the impact of the peers on the clients with whom they interact.

PEER Center

Under the HRSA-Minority AIDS Initiative, the PEER Center conducted a multisite evaluation of the three Peer Education Training Sites (PETS). The PETS Peer Longitudinal Study Intake and Follow up Questionnaires are designed to examine the impact of the peer trainings on factors such as HIV knowledge, peer services, peers' job opportunities, HIV self-care and treatment.

PEER Center

Under the HRSA-Minority AIDS Initiative, the PEER Center conducted a multisite evaluation of the three Peer Education Training Sites (PETS). Below are the PETS Partner Organizations Baseline and Follow Up Assessment Surveys. (April, 2006)

Evaluation Center for HIV & Oral Health

HRSA-SPNS Oral Health Initiative, Multisite Qualitative Protocol and Interview Guide. 10/10/2007

See also Spanish version of this document

 

ECHO

HRSA-SPNS Oral Health Initiative, Qualitative Research Protocol