Attachment B15 - PMHCA Program SSI Guide_Pilot Test Results 12-13-19

Attachment B15 - PMHCA Program Semi-Structured Interview Guide

Pilot Test Results

Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Evaluation of the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) Pediatric Mental Health Care Access (PMHCA) and Screening and Treatment for Maternal Depression and Related Behavioral Disorders (MDRBD) Programs Project

Note: The instruments included in this OMB package have been revised and incorporate

the pilot test results. The question numbers correspond with the instruments pilot tested.

Feedback	Changes Made to Instrument
General Comment: I think the questions are very clear and cover all aspects of the HRSA MCHB cooperative agreement.	N/A—no changes required.
General Comment: The questions were clear and straightforward. They mirrored the survey questions the grantee was asked, so they should be familiar with the information JBS/HRSA is gathering and the way it has been gathered. The language should be familiar to them.	N/A—no changes required.
Format: Format makes sense and is grouped thematically.	N/A—no changes required.
Format: The format and sequence of questions is logical. I don’t have any suggestions for improvement.	N/A—no changes required.
Question 10 (and probe): I would change the tense. “What challenges have you experienced…”	The tense for this question (and probe) has been changed as suggested.
Question 14 (and probe): I would change the tense to match the other questions in this section. “What have been…”	The tense for this question (and probe) has been changed as suggested.
Question 25 (and probes): Question 24 only asks about community-based mental health, substance use disorder, and recovery support services. Are there other types of community linkages that the PMHCA program may be focused on?	No change made. Recovery support services encompasses all community linkages beyond mental health and substance use.
Question 26: You may want to have some additional information ready for the interviewer to share with the interviewee about social determinants of health. It's possible that they have not thought of the work they are doing in that context.	Clarifying language regarding social determinants of health has been added to the question.
Question 30: It might be necessary to define success here or have them define how they measure success.	A probe has been added to ask the interviewee how they have defined success.
Question 35: You only ask about patient level success stories. Do you also care about provider level success stories?	A question about provider-level success has been added.

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