Staff Knowledge and Behaviors Survey

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Staff and Behaviors Survey This tool can be used to assess an organization s staff knowledge about a) the burden of tobacco, b) use of evidence-based clinical cessation interventions, c) benefit of these interventions, and d) recognition of the importance of treating tobacco use as a chronic condition. This tool may be customized to the unique settings in your community. This tool can be disseminated as a survey to staff or key questions can be answered by a key partner with organizational knowledge (e.g., clinical supervisor or administrator overseeing tobacco services). Organization: Date: Section 1: Information Age: oo18-24 oo25-34 oo35-44 Gender: oofemale oomale oomy gender is not listed ooprefer not to disclose oo45-54 oo55-64 oo65+ Race/Ethnicity (check all that apply): oowhite/non-hispanic oohispanic/latino ooblack/african American ooasian Role/Position: oosenior Leadership/Executive ooprogram Manager ooclinical Supervisor oointake Counselor ooclinician/counselor oohawaiian/other Pacific Islander ooamerican Indian/Alaska Native oocase Manager ooadministrator - Reception/Front Desk oosupport Staff - Security/Facilities/IT/HR 1

Section 1: Information (continued) Please indicate how much training you have received around tobacco use and cessation: training oosome training ooextensive training Which of the following categories describe the populations you serve (check all that apply)? oolow-socioeconomic oopregnant/postpartum women oomental illness ooaddictions ooincarcerated/justice-involved oopatients with chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, CVD, COPD, etc) oolesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) Have you ever REGULARLY used any tobacco product(s) in your lifetime? ( Regularly is at least a few times every few days) (If no, skip to Section 2) In your lifetime, which products have you REGUARLY used (check all that apply)? oocigarettes oosmokeless tobacco (e.g., chewing tobacco, snuff, snus) oocigars oopipe Have you used any tobacco in the past 3 months? (If no, skip to Section 2) Which of the follow best describes you (check all that apply)? ooi have successfully quit within the past 3 months. ooi have tried to quit unsuccessfully within the past 3 months. ooi would like to try to quit over the next month. ooi would like to try to quit over the next 6 months. ooi have no interest in quitting. ooe-cigarettes or vaping oohookah/waterpipe ooother tobacco products (please specify): 2

Section 2: Please answer the questions below even if you do not have direct contact with clients. Which category describes your knowledge of the following interventions for tobacco cessation and prevention (regardless of whether or not you use these services)? No Little Some Good Extensive Asking about tobacco use Advising not to use tobacco Documenting tobacco use status in the electronic health record or patient chart Nicotine replacement therapy (e.g., patches, gum, nasal spray) Other cessation medications (e.g., Chantix, bupropion) Cognitive behavioral strategies Motivational interviewing and enhancement Individual or group tobacco cessation counseling Referral to a quitline Referral to web-based or mobile phone cessation programs and resources Evidence-based messaging around Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) (e.g., e-cigarettes) Culturally competent/ tailored interventions to priority populations Tobacco-free policies 3

Section 3: Attitudes Please check how much you agree or disagree with the statements below: Strongly Neither Agree nor Agree Strongly Agree Given my existing roles and responsibilities as a healthcare provider, supervisor, or administrator, it is feasible to also provide tobacco prevention and cessation services. Smoking cessation is possible for the populations we work with. It is important for the populations we work with to receive tobacco prevention and cessation services. We do not have sufficient time during a routine visit to help a client quit. There is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke. People are less likely to seek services if an agency is tobaccofree. I would/do support a tobacco-free policy at this agency. Do you currently provide direct evaluation, assessment, or clinical services as part of your job? (If no, skip Section 4) 4

Section 4: Behaviors Please answer the questions below as they relate to the population and age range you primarily serve. How often do you currently provide the below tobacco cessation and prevention services? Ask if patient/ client/ consumer uses tobacco Advise patient/ client/ consumer not to use tobacco Document tobacco use status in electronic health record or patient chart Encourage/prescribe nicotine replacement therapy (e.g., patches, gum, nasal spray) Encourage/prescribe other cessation medications (e.g., Chantix, bupropion) Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always Use cognitive behavioral strategies Use motivational interviewing and enhancement Provide individual or group tobacco cessation counseling Refer to a quitline Refer to web-based or mobile phone cessation programs/resources Provide culturally competent and tailored interventions Provide evidence-based messaging around Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) (e.g., e-cigarettes) Promote tobacco-free policies 5