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Evaluation of a Kidney Disease Education Program with Promotores in the Hispanic Community

Attachment 1 Promotores Training Pre-test and Post-test Survey

Promotores (training pre-test, post-test, and qualitative in-depth interview post client session)

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Participant ID #__________

NKDEP Evaluation – Promotores Training Pre-test and Post-test Survey

Check one: Pre-Test Post-Test


Please check one box for each of the following statements:



True

False

Don’t Know


Diabetes is the main cause of kidney disease.

High blood pressure affects the kidneys.

Most cases of chronic kidney disease can be treated but cannot be cured.

Most people can tell when they are first developing kidney disease because they usually have pain in their kidneys.

It is important to get tested for kidney disease if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, or a family history of kidney failure.

Blood tests are recommended to check for kidney disease.

Urine tests are not recommended to check for kidney disease.

Diet changes, such as cutting back on salt, help to slow down kidney disease.

Lifestyle changes, such as getting more exercise and losing weight, will not slow down kidney disease.

Only doctors who are kidney specialists can treat early kidney disease.

Kidney disease always leads to kidney failure.

Dialysis is a treatment for kidney failure.


  1. Are you familiar with materials/resources from the National Kidney Disease Education Program?

    1. Yes

    2. No

    3. I don’t know




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