Breakout Session - Medicaid and Under
Served Communities
Objective:
- Describe strategies for working with Medicaid and
other underserved populations.
| Key |
5=Excellent
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4=Very
Good |
3=Good
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2=Fair
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1=Poor
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N=Does
Not Apply |
| Check
the number of the rating that best describes your
opinion about the following: |
| 1.
Your achievement of the objective. |
3.9 |
| 2. The relevance
of the session to your work. |
4.2 |
| 3.
The appropriateness of teaching strategies. |
3.9 |
Breakout Session - Clinical Practice Update
Objective:
- Describe strategies for adhering to appropriate
prescribing guidelines in clinical practice.
| Key |
5=Excellent
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4=Very
Good |
3=Good
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2=Fair
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1=Poor
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N=Does
Not Apply |
| Check
the number of the rating that best describes your
opinion about the following: |
| 1.
Your achievement of the objective. |
4.5 |
| 2. The relevance
of the session to your work. |
4.5 |
| 3.
The appropriateness of teaching strategies. |
4.5 |
Plenary Session - Ethnic Communities
Sunday, 8:45am - 10:30am
Objective:
a) Describe how antibiotic use varies among ethnic
groups.
b) Describe strategies for involving ethnic community-based
organizations in efforts to promote appropriate antibiotic
use.
| Key |
5=Excellent
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4=Very
Good |
3=Good
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2=Fair
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1=Poor
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N=Does
Not Apply |
| Check
the number of the rating that best describes your
opinion about the following: |
| 1.
Your achievement of the objective. |
4.2 |
| 2. Your
achievement of objective b. |
4.2 |
| 3.
The relevance of the session to your work. |
4.2 |
| 4. The appropriateness
of teaching strategies. |
4.3 |
Overall Evaluation:
The goals of this conference included:
1. Expand the partnership approach of existing and
new antibiotic resistance projects.
2. Increase the level of interest about the issue
of antibiotic resistance and increase commitment to
take action.
3. Increase the involvement of physician, health provider
and consumer organizations in efforts to increase
appropriate antibiotic use.
4. Expand the knowledge and understanding of how antibiotic
resistance and antibiotic use are impacted by culture,
ethnicity and economic status, especially in the Latino
community and among Medicaid recipients.
| Key |
5=Excellent
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4=Very
Good |
3=Good
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2=Fair
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1=Poor
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N=Does
Not Apply |
| Check
the number of the rating that best describes your
opinion about the following: |
| 1.
The meeting was well organized. |
4.9 |
| 2. The objectives
were relevant to the purpose of the meeting. |
4.8 |
| 3.
The physical facilities were conducive to learning. |
4.5 |
| 4. The structure of
the meeting was appropriate for networking and
establishing partnerships. |
4.7 |
Comments:
- Great conference.
- New content and new passion for me! I can't wait
to see how we can fold this work into Health Child
Care America.
- Conference - very thought provoking - great networking
- info-sharing opportunities.
- Great conference! The planning shows! Nice locations
and amenities, well-organized topics - but I especially
liked the focus on communication. Thanks.
- Congratulations on a well-organized meeting.
- I am so pleased that I could attend this conference.
I will return to Oregon inspired.
- I would make the breakout sessions only 1.5 hours;
I think 2 hours was too long.
- The meeting provided opportunities to network
with other states and panel discussions were very
helpful.
- This is one of the best meetings I have ever attended!
- Only attended Sunday - Heard great things re:
Sat. - Sunday Plenary and State Meetings well done!
- One helpful idea to improve collaboration between
speakers is to have a list of projects that are
planned or active at that point for different coalitions
and try to share between these coalitions the information.
This will improve the networking between different
coalitions.
- The rooms were very cold. However, staff was responsive
in making changes.
- Make breakout sessions shorter so you can have
3 sessions.
- This was the best conference yet. Thank you.
- Unfortunately few medical societies came. It might
have been better to attach to a national meeting
of medical societies or get AMA as a cosponsor.
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