| Domain: | Proactive and ready clinician | Element/ relationship: | Clinic/ clinician-patient |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instrument: | Safety Check Practitioner Post-Visit Survey | ||
| Purpose: | Clinicians in the Pediatric Research in Office Settings program were trained on providing violence prevention related community referrals. This measures the clinicians' level of confidence in instructing the patient/family in the proper use of a local agency referral. | ||
| Format/data source: | Health professional survey | ||
| Measure type: | Process | Date: | 2006 |
| Preventive service/ USPSTF: | Other–Mental Health* | ||
| Clinical practice: | Primary care–Pediatrics | ||
| Denominator: | Number of respondents to practitioner post visit survey (Q6) | ||
| Numerator: | Number of respondents who selected "Confident" or "Very confident" in ability to instruct this patient-family in the proper use of a local agency referral (Q6d) | ||
| Development & testing: | |||
| Past or validated application: | |||
| Citation(s): | Barkin, S., Ip, E. H., Finch, S., et al. Clinician practice patterns: linking to community resources for childhood aggression. Clinical Pediatrics (2006) 45:750-756. | ||
Notes:
Please be aware that this measure is using only a selected section of an entire survey instrument. Therefore, this individual measure may need to undergo further reliability and validation testing to ensure that it can be applied in a clinical-community relationship setting.
*This is a measure that was originally applied in a mental health setting, but it could be adapted for a primary care setting.
