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Knowledge Paths Feedback Form

Knowledge paths are designed to provide a selective list of high-quality, recent resources and to guide the user in researching the topic further. We would appreciate your feedback on how useful and valuable these knowledge paths are to you so that we can continue to improve them. Please answer the following specific questions and enter general comments in the spaces provided.

Questions

1. Which of the knowledge paths have you used? Check all that apply.

		Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
		Adolescent Violence Prevention
		Asthma in Children and Adolescents
		Autism Spectrum Disorders
		Children and Adolescents with Special Health Care Needs
		Community Services Locator: Locating Community-Based Services to Support Children and Families
		Diabetes in Children and Adolescents
		Domestic Violence
		Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT)
		Emotional, Behavioral, and Mental Health Challenges in Children and Adolescents
		Health Insurance and Access to Care for Children and Adolescents
		Infant Mortality
		Nutrition in Children and Adolescents
		Oral Health and Pregnant Women, Infants, Children, and Adolescents
		Overweight and Obesity in Children and Adolescents
		Physical Activity and Children and Adolescents
		Postpartum Depression
		Preconception and Pregnancy
		Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health
		Social and Emotional Development in Children and Adolescents
		Spanish-Language Health Resources
		Spanish-Language Health Resources - En Espanol

2. In general, how useful are knowledge paths as a format in helping you quickly learn about a topic of interest to you?

		Very useful
		Useful
		Somewhat useful
		Not very useful

3. How useful are the following types of information in our knowledge paths? Please choose one rating for each item.

1 - Very Useful 2 - Useful 3 - Somewhat useful 4 - Not very useful

1	2	3	4	Links to Web sites that focus on the topic
1	2	3	4	Links to specific electronic publications on the topic
1	2	3	4	Links to databases that cover the topic
1	2	3	4	Information on electronic discussion groups/list services
1	2	3	4	Brief descriptions of the items being linked to
1	2	3	4	List of other print publications (e.g., reports, studies)

4. In general, the number of items listed in a knowledge path is

		Too small
		Too large
		Just right

5. In general, the entries are

		Too long
		Too short
		Just right

6. Overall, the quality of the knowledge paths that you have used is

		Excellent
		Good
		Fair
		Poor

7. How did you find out about the knowledge paths? Check all that apply.

Discovered them when viewing the MCH Library Web site

	A- Z List
	Resource Guides list
	Search Page

Found them via an Internet search engine (e.g., Google)

Found them via a link from the Web site of another organization

Read about them in the MCH Alert

Received an e-mail notice (excluding the MCH Alert) about one or more knowledge paths

Other (please specify in the box below)

8. How are you using the information included in the knowledge paths (e.g., for research, training, program development)?

9. What do you like most about the knowledge paths?

10. What do you like least about the knowledge paths? How could they be improved?

11. What topics would you suggest for future knowledge paths?

12. What items would you like to see added to an existing knowledge path? Give the name of the path and list your suggestions.

13. Please enter any additional comments here:

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