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These materials are Copyright 2015-2017 NCHAM (National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management). All rights reserved. They may be reproduced and distributed in print or electronic format at no cost to recipients and as long as full credit is given to NCHAM - including a link to the NCHAM site (infanthearing.org) and copyright notice (e.g., " NCHAM").

Provider Survey Questions Welcome and Thank You for Assisting the SNAPSHOT Study! Your assistance with this study will help us to better understand the strengths and challenges of serving children who are D/HH and their families. Learn more about the SNAPSHOT Project.pdf Agreement to Participate Please review the explanation of your rights regarding participation in this study as required by the Institutional Review Board at Utah State University. You should have received a copy of the Letter of Information as an attachment to the email we sent you. You can also get a copy by clicking on the following link: Provider Survey Letter of Information.pdf This certifies that I received a received letter of information and I am aware of my rights. By checking this box, I am consenting to participation in this study. I understand that I can withdraw at any time - please click this box to continue Do you currently provide professional services to any children ages birth to 3 years old who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (D/HH)? Note: if they say no, it will end the survey and thank them for participating In what state are you employed? (drop down list provided) Your Employment What types of services do you provide? check all that apply Service coordination Speech/language therapy Auditory/verbal or listening and spoken language therapy Physical therapy Occupational therapy Sign language instruction Cued speech instruction Genetic counseling Training on assistive hearing devices (hearing aids, cochlear implants, etc.) Telehealth/Tele-intervention Audiology services D/HH Specific Early Intervention EI Developmental Services Adult Role Model / Deaf Mentor Vision Services Other (please describe) Other (please describe)

For whom do you work or with whom do you contract to provide services? Check all that apply A state or public agency A private, for-profit organization A non-profit organization How many years of experience do you have in early intervention for children who are D/HH? 0-2 Years 3-5 Years 6-10 Years 11-15 Years 16 + Years On average, how many individualized sessions (e.g., home visit, speech therapy) do you provide to each family on your caseload with a child who is D/HH? I do not provide individual sessions Less than 1 session per month 1 session per month 2-3 sessions per month 1 session per week 2 sessions per week 3 or more sessions per week On average, how many group sessions (e.g., toddler play group, group ASL lessons) do you provide to each family on your caseload with a child who is D/HH? I do not provide group sessions Less than 1 session per month 1 session per month 2-3 sessions per month 1 session per week 2 sessions per week 3 or more sessions per week Are you a service coordinator? Answer If Are you a service coordinator? Yes Is Selected How many times within a 6 month period are you in contact with each family? Once 2-3 times 4-5 times

Please estimate the percentage of families (with children who are D/HH) you serve that use each communication modality. Note: this may total more than 100% 0 5% 6 25% 26-50% 51-75% 76-100% Sign Language Listening and Spoken Language Cued Speech Total Communication Other (please specify) Other (please specify) Your Education What is the highest degree you hold? BA BS MA MS MEd EdD PhD MD AuD Certificate Program (please specify) In what area was your degree? Deaf Education Elementary Education Early Childhood Speech Language Pathology Early Childhood Special Education Special Education What certifications do you hold that pertain to serving children who are D/HH? Check all that apply Teacher of the Deaf D/HH Early Intervention Specialist Auditory-Verbal (AVT or AVEd Cert) Speech Language Pathology Educational Interpreter

How adequate was your educational program in preparing you to provide early intervention services to families of children who are D/HH? Very Inadequate Inadequate Adequate Very Adequate Your Knowledge Please rate your knowledge about working with children who are D/HH and indicate where you learned about each topic: Your Knowledge Excellent Good Fair Poor Where did you learn? check all that apply Formal Education On the Job Experience Inservice/ Continuing Ed Early intervention State-specific Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program Audiology Assessment of children who are D/HH Teaching children who are D/HH using Sign Language Teaching children who are D/HH using Listening and Spoken Language Teaching children who are D/HH using Total Communication Hearing technology Telehealth or teleintervention Family support Service coordination IDEA Part C regulations Pre-literacy instruction Other In what areas would you like or have liked more training/education?

How much do you know about and utilize these national family organizations? Disability Law or Advocacy Centers Rate your knowledge about: How often do you refer families? Excellent Fair Poor Always Sometimes Never Hands & Voices AG Bell Associations of the Deaf (National or State) American Society for Deaf Children How much do you know about and utilize these state family organizations? Rate your knowledge about: How often do you refer families? Excellent Fair Poor Always Sometimes Never State Specify Agencies

Practical Service How would you rate your ability to help families with the following issues: Provide families with choices concerning services and supports Help families learn about all communication modalities Coach families to take the lead in setting goals Ensure the family feels confident that they are part of the team when meeting about their child Help parents understand their legal rights Ability to assist? How often? Excellent Good Fair Poor Never Sometimes Often Always Coordinate with other providers Help families get services like child care, transportation, respite care, or food stamps Help families get in touch with other families for support Serve families from different cultures than yourself Do you coordinate with the following partners? Please list other groups you coordinate with in the spaces provided Yes - we coordinate well with them Yes - but our coordination needs some work Primary care providers (e.g., pediatricians) Audiologists Child care providers Other therapists outside of your program Family support organizations Language interpreters for family if needed Others please specify Others please specify Others please specify Others please specify No

Summary Please share your opinion - remember, no information you provide on this survey will be shared except in aggregate form where respondents cannot be identified How satisfied are you with your job? Very Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied How adequate is your pay considering your responsibilities and hours worked? Very inadequate Inadequate Adequate Very Adequate In general, how well do you think the early intervention system in your state meets the needs of children who are D/HH and their families? Poor Fair Good Excellent In your opinion, what changes could be made to help early intervention work better in your state? Rate the barriers faced by families of infants and toddlers who are D/HH: Not A Barrier Small Barrier Large Barrier Finding out about EI services Finding out about other D/HH providers (e.g., private programs, specialists) Getting providers to talk to one another Lack of qualified providers in the area Need for more intensive services Lack of financial resources Ability to communicate with providers in languages other than English Lack of family-to-family support Lack of services available in all communication modalities for their child Other please specify

About You What is your age? Under 21 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 or older What is your gender? Male Female Are you of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin? What is your race? Check all that apply White / Caucasian Black / African American American Indian / Native American Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Are you deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH)? Please rate your fluency and use of the following languages Check all that apply No fluency Some fluency Fluent English American Sign Language (ASL) Spanish Other (please specify)

Telephone Interview We will be conducting follow-up telephone interviews with a randomly selected group of providers who have completed the survey and indicate they agree to be interviewed. The phone interview will last approximately 30 minutes. Those that are selected and complete the phone interview will receive a $50 check in appreciation for their time. Would you be willing to participate in a follow-up call with our staff? Answer If Would you be willing to participate in a follow-up call with our staff? Yes Is Selected Thank you - please provide us with your contact information: Your Name Email Phone Number including area code Answer If Would you be willing to participate in a follow-up call with our staff? Yes Is Selected If the number above is a mobile phone, may we text you? Text me at this alternate number