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No: 0920-XXXX
Exp.
Date: XX/XX/XXXX
“Promoting
Adolescent Health through School-Based HIV/STD Prevention”
Att.
5b
LEA
SHS Items
Public
reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to
average 3 hours per response, including the time for reviewing
instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and
maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the
collection of information.  An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and
a person is not required to respond to a collection of information
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comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this
collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this
burden to CDC/ATSDR Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE,
MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; Attn: OMB-PRA (0920-New)
LEA
Measures
LEA SHS Measures
	
	
	
		
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				Measures 
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				Questions for Collection of Measures | 
	
	
		
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				SHS Performance Measure 1: Funded LEA has a system
				to refer students to youth-friendly off-site providers for key
				SHS | 
				Currently, does your district have any of the following
				components for referral of students to sexual
				health services?  (Mark yes or no for each component.) 
					
					
					
						| Organizational partnerships, whether
								formal or informal, between the district and youth-friendly
								sexual health service providers. 
								
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| A list of youth-friendly
								organizations to which youth can be referred for sexual
								health services.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| A written procedure for making
								referrals.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| A written procedure for
								maintaining student confidentiality throughout the referral
								process.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
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				SHS Performance Measure 3: # of referrals made by
				school staff to youth-friendly off-site providers or SBHCs for
				ANY of the following key sexual health services | 
				In the past 6 months, how many instances of referrals were
				made within each priority school to
				youth-friendly off-site providers or SBHCs for ANY of the key
				sexual health services? (Indicate the number of referrals
				made for each priority school.) 
					
					
					
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							Priority School Name | 
							# of Referrals Made |  
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				SHS Process Measure 1: Funded LEA has
				assessed its SHS-related policies | 
				In the past six months, did you complete each of the following
				actions regarding SHS- related policies (including, laws, codes,
				or regulations)? (Mark yes or no for each item.) 
					
					
					
						| Identified policies that guide SHS related
								work.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| Determined whether SHS policies
								are aligned with state policies, codes, laws, and
								regulations.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| Documented gaps in SHS policies
								as compared with the School Level Impact Measures (SHS
								SLIM 1).
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| Collaborated
								with LEA leadership and staff to prioritize actions for
								addressing identified gaps in SHS policies.
 
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							Yes ⃝	No ⃝ 
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				SHS Process Measure 2:  Funded LEA has monitored
				the implementation of SHS-related policies in priority schools | 
				In the past six months, did you complete each of the following
				actions regarding monitoring of priority schools’
				implementation of SHS-related policies (including, laws, codes,
				or regulations)? (Mark yes or no for each item.) 
					
					
					
						| Developed or maintained a list of current
								school-level SHS policy guidance for priority schools.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| Reviewed priority schools’
								SHS policy guidance to ensure alignment with state law, state
								education agency policy, and district policy.
 | Yes ⃝	No
							⃝ |  
						| Tracked priority schools’
								implementation of SHS related policies.	
 | 
							Yes ⃝	No ⃝ 
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						| Prepared
								informational materials about current SHS policies or policy
								options for stakeholders.Maintained a tracking system of priority schools that
								have used CDC’s School Health Index to evaluate SHS
								policy implementation.
 | 
							Yes ⃝	No ⃝ 
 Yes ⃝	No ⃝ 
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				SHS Process Measure 3: 
				 % of priority
				schools that received assistance on SHS 
				 | In
					the past six months, how
					often did you interact with [PRIORITY SCHOOL NAME] to
					provide assistance (e.g., professional development events,
					technical assistance, guidance or resource materials, and
					referrals to other agencies or organizations) on SHS?
 _____	Never _____	1 time _____	2 times _____	3 - 5
				times _____	6 - 10
				times _____   11 - 15
				times _____  16 - 20
				times _____  21 or
				more times 
 
					On
					what SHS topics did you provide assistance to [PRIORITY
					SCHOOL NAME]? (check all that apply) 
					Organizational
					Partnerships - Establish new or
					strengthen existing organizational partnerships, whether formal
					or informal, between districts or schools and youth-friendly
					sexual health service providersAssessment
					of Clinical Services/Youth Friendly -
					Assess sexual health service providers for youth-friendliness of
					clinical servicesDevelop
					Referral Protocol -
					Develop or revise a written sexual health service referral
					procedureImplement
					Referral Protocol
					- Implement a written sexual health service referral procedure 
					Identify
					student SHS needs –
					Provide guidance for school health services staff to
					appropriately identify student SHS needsReferral
					Guide
					- Create a list of youth-friendly sexual health service
					providersDevelop/Revise
					Confidentiality Procedures
					- Develop or revise a procedure for maintaining student
					confidentiality throughout the referral processImplement
					Confidentiality Procedures
					- Implement a procedure for maintaining student confidentiality
					throughout the referral processExpand
					onsite health services - Expand
					onsite youth-friendly school
					health servicesReimbursement
					for Services - Obtain
					third-party reimbursement for the provision of school-based
					health servicesMarket
					SHS to students
					- Implement strategies to ensure awareness among students of
					sexual health service providers and referral servicesEngage
					Youth -
					Implement
					strategies to engage youth in the design, delivery and
					evaluation of sexual health servicesPolicy
					Assessment - Assess sexual
					health services policiesPolicy
					Implementation Monitoring -
					Monitor the implementation of sexual health services policiesSHS
					Controversy - Manage controversy
					around sexual health services | 
		
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				SHS Process Measure 4: Frequency with
				which funded LEA received assistance from NGO on SHS | 
				In the past six months, how often did you interact with CAI to
				receive assistance (e.g., professional development events,
				technical assistance, guidance or resource materials, and
				referrals to other agencies or organizations) on SHS? _____	Never _____	1 time _____	2 times _____	3 - 5
				times _____	6 - 10
				times _____   11 - 15
				times _____  16 - 20
				times _____  21 or
				more times | 
	
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