Assessment of Quarantine-Related Training Needs Presented by Michael Burke RTI International Presented at APHA November 07, 2007 RTI International is a.

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Assessment of Quarantine-Related Training Needs Presented by Michael Burke RTI International Presented at APHA November 07, 2007 RTI International is a trade name of Research Triangle Institute 3040 Cornwallis Road ■ P.O. Box ■ Research Triangle Park, NC Phone RTI

2 Co-Authors Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Gabrielle Benenson Amanda McWhorter David Hunter Rebecca Myers RTI International Brian Evans Erika Willacy

3 Why a Needs Assessment? Growth in CDC’s Division of Global Migration and Quarantine (DGMQ) Many groups work together at ports of entry to protect the public’s health Quarantine and Border Health Services Branch (QBHSB) mission calls for partnership

4 Needs Assessment Components Stakeholder workgroup Key informant interviews Roundtable discussions Web-based surveys Focus groups

5 Stakeholder Workgroup Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) International Air Transport Association (IATA) Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Patrol Transportation Security Administration (TSA) National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America (NCBFAA) National Association of State EMS Officials (NASEMSO) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Recruited representatives from 10 federal and non-federal stakeholder groups to participate in monthly calls

6 Stakeholder Workgroup Voice concerns of constituents Advise instrument design Identify key informants and other stakeholders Identify facilitators and barriers to study Assist with data collection Review findings and recommendations

7 Research Methods Key informant interviews Qualitative Persons involved in training Roundtable discussions Qualitative Persons involved in training Supervisors Frontline staff

8 Research Methods Web-based surveys Federal partner agencies  Primarily quantitative  Front-line personnel CDC Quarantine Staff  Primarily quantitative  All staff Focus groups Qualitative Primary care physicians Adult international travelers

9 Topics Investigated for Partner Agencies Public health roles Self-efficacy for roles Barriers to public health action Training provided and training opportunities Channels/formats of communication and education Health topics of interest Opportunities for collaboration

10 Initial Data Collection Activities Web-based survey of CDC Quarantine and Border Health Services Branch (QBHSB) staff members Roundtable discussions with Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Firefighters who provide services to airports or other ports of entry

11 CDC Quarantine Staff Survey Purpose Investigate broad training and education needs Training methods Training topics Frequency of training Location of training

12 CDC Quarantine Staff Survey Method Web-based survey 87 QBHSB staff were ed and asked to complete the survey Two follow-up messages sent 71 completed the survey 81.6% overall response rate Data collection March 1-16, 2007

13 Survey Results – CDC Quarantine Staff Training type/method and frequency of training both dependent on topic Preference for lecture format and opportunities to share experiences Preference for training in Atlanta when new information is available

14 EMS Roundtable Discussion Method Facilitated discussions using semi-structured, open-ended guides Meeting in Atlanta with port-based EMS (65) Meeting in New Orleans with Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Working Group Conference attendees (10)

15 Roundtable Results - EMS Need for clear protocols for response to public health situations Need for job aids to support protocols Need for training and education (signs and symptoms) Opportunities to provide training at conferences and through certification programs Pivotal role of the State Medical Director Need for active outreach from Quarantine Stations

16 Next Steps Roundtable discussions with airlines, cruise lines, and customs brokers Key informant interviews Web-based survey CDC will use QBHSB staff survey results to plan annual training activities for staff CDC will use the EMS results to develop communications tools and training materials