APPENDIX

Appendix A. Interview Session Introduction

(Spanish Version Available)

Four-County Community Health Needs Assessment

Introduction

Hello, my name is __________, and I am gathering information for the Northwest Arkansas Hometown Health Improvement Project. We are conducting health surveys throughout Northwest Arkansas in order to determine what the health care needs are in your community. The information we are collecting will be used to identify community health needs, develop health policies and needed services and to improve the overall health and quality of life in Northwest Arkansas.

Would you please help us by taking the time to complete the health needs survey? It will take about 15 minutes to complete, and we would really appreciate it.

If Yes:Great! Thank you very much. [Consent Form, then Begin Survey. ]

If No:Thank you for your time and consideration. Have a nice day.

Appendix B. Informed Consent

(Spanish Version Available)

INFORMED CONSENT

Title:Four-County Community Health Needs Assessment Survey

Investigator:Dr. Zettie D. Page III, Research Associate Professor
                        Director, Social Work ResearchCenter
                        University of Arkansas
                        Fulbright College of Arts and Science
                        School of Social Work
                        106 ASUP
                        Fayetteville, AR 72701-1201
                        479-575-3923

Description:The present survey is an attempt to learn more about the health needs of Northwest Arkansas (Benton, Carroll, Madison, Washington Counties). It takes about 10-20 minutes to complete this survey.

Risks and Benefits:The benefits of participating in this survey include contributing to the information about health issues in Northwest Arkansas. There are no risks associated with completing this survey.

Voluntary Participation:Your participation in the survey is completely voluntary.

Confidentiality:You will be assigned a code number that will be used to match the answers given in the surveys. All information will be recorded anonymously. Only the researcher will know your name, but will not divulge it or identify your answers to anyone. All information will be held in the strictest of confidence. Results from the survey will be reported as aggregate data.

Right to Withdraw:You are free to refuse to participate in the survey and to withdraw from this study at any time. Your decision to withdraw will bring no negative consequences-no penalty to you.

Informed Consent:

I, __________________________ (please print full name), have read the description, including the purpose of the study, the procedures to be used, the potential risks and side effects, the confidentiality, as well as the option to withdraw from the study at any time. Each of these items has been explained to me by the investigator. The investigator has answered all of my questions regarding the study, and I believe I understand what is involved. My signature below indicates that I freely agree to participate in this study and that I have received a copy of this agreement from the investigator.

I attest that I am over the age of 18 and therefore can participate in this survey under my own consent.

_______________________________      __________

Interviewee's Signature                           Date

_______________________________      __________

Interviewer's Signature                            Date

Appendix C. Survey Instrument

(Spanish Version Available)

Four-County Community Health Needs Assessment 2003

1. Which county do you live in?

[ ] BentonCounty [ ] CarrollCounty [ ] Madison County [ ] WashingtonCounty

2. Which town do you live in?   ________________

3. How long have you lived CONTINUOUSLY in Northwest Arkansas? ________________

Section 1. Medical Care Costs: First, I would like to ask you some questions about the cost of medical care in your community. How important is:

4. Money for prescriptions

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

5. Money for emergency medical care

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue      [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

6. Money for ongoing medical care

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

7. Money for ongoing dental care

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue      [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

8. Finding a doctor who accepts Medicaid

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

9. Finding a doctor who accepts ArKids First insurance

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

10. Medical doctors who will NOT accept my insurance

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue       [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

11. Dentists who will NOT accept my insurance

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

12. Dentist who will NOT accept ArKids First

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

13. Finding a doctor who accepts Medicare

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

14. Briefly, which is the most important medical care cost that your community faces, and why is it important? ________________

Section 2. Access to Health Care Services: Next I would like to ask you some questions about access to health care services in your community. How important is:

15. Access to prenatal care

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

16. Access to public transportation

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

17. Access to health care services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue      [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

18. Access to private transportation

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue     [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

19. Access to health care clinics

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

20. Adequate and timely access to a physician

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

21. Access to tests and diagnostics (ultrasound, x-ray, lab work, cholesterol testing, blood pressure testing, mammograms)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

22. Access to hospital services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

23. Access to a pharmacy

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

24. Access to dental care

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue     [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

25. Access to affordable and adequate assisted living for the elderly who are too sick to live alone, but not sick enough for a nursing home

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

26. Briefly, which is the most important issue related to access to health care services that your community faces, and why is it important? ________________

Section 3. Physical Health Care Issues: I would now like to ask you some questions about physical health care in your community. How important is:

27. Asthma or other lung disease (chronic breathing disorders, emphysema, etc. )

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

28. Cigarette smoking and/or second hand smoke

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

29. Diabetes (high blood sugar)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

30. Heart disease

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

31. Weight problems (excessive weight or excessive thinness due to an eating disorder)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

32. Osteoporosis (brittle bones)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

33. Sexually transmitted disease (syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, genital warts)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

34. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue     [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

35. Smokeless tobacco

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

36. Stroke (brain attack)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

37. Alzheimer

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

38. Cancer

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

39. Briefly, which is the most important issue related to physical health care issues that your community faces, and why is it important? ________________

Section 4. Mental Health Care Issues: Now let's talk about the mental health care issues in your community. How important is:

40. Available and affordable psychiatric services (psychiatrist)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

41. Available and affordable counseling services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

42. Emergency mental health services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

43. Housing or residential services for the severely and persistently mentally ill

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue     [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

44. Alcoholism (excessive alcohol use)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

45. Access to available and affordable alcohol treatment programs

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

46. Anxiety disorders (excessive worrying or fears, panic attacks, phobias, obsessions, post traumatic stress disorders)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

47. Depression (depressed mood, persistent sadness, diminished pleasure or energy, feelings of hopelessness, suicidal thoughts)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

48. Substance abuse (marijuana, cocaine, inhalants, hallucinogens, methamphetamine, prescription drug abuse)

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

49. Available and affordable substance abuse services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

50. Suicide

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue    [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

51. Briefly, which is the most important issue related to mental health care issues that your community faces, and why is it important? ________________

Section 5. Multicultural Health Care Issues: Northwest Arkansas has a diverse and growing population, which includes many people from a variety of cultures. In your community, how important is:

52. Access to affordable and available health care services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

53. Adequacy of health care services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

54. Awareness of health care services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue   [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

55. Cultural and/or language barriers to accessing health care services

[ ] Not An Issue     [ ] A Minor Issue   [ ] Moderate Issue [ ] A Major Issue   [ ] Don't Know

56. Briefly, which is the most important issue related to health care for multicultural members in your community, and why is it important? ________________

Section 6. General Questions: The following questions will help us be certain that we have reached a variety of people from throughout the four county area of Northwest Arkansas.

57. Which of the following locations have you usually gone to in the past 12 months in order to obtain health care for you or your dependents? [Respondent can check as many boxes as needed. ]

[ ] A private doctor's office

[ ] A community health clinic (Community Clinic at St. Francis House, Boston Mountain, Poplar House, etc. )

[ ] I do not have a regular place for health care

[ ] A hospital emergency room

[ ] County Health Department

[ ] An urgent care center (Mediquick)

[ ] A college or university health center

[ ] A psychiatric hospital/clinic (Ozark Guidance)

[ ] A military hospital or clinic

[ ] An alternative health provider (chiropractor, homeopath, acupuncturist, etc. )

[ ] Traditional healer (Shaman, Currandero, other)

[ ] Other (Please Write In): _________________

58. During the past 12 months, what were the reasons you or someone in your household went to a hospital emergency room for medical care?

[ ] I did not visit the emergency room in the past 12 months.

[ ] I did not have a regular place to go for health care

[ ] I did not have health insurance for doctor's visits

[ ] It took too long to get an appointment at the doctor's office

[ ] My doctor's office was closed

[ ] I had an injury

[ ] I was very sick

[ ] I did not have enough money for a doctor's visit

[ ] I was a victim of an assault

[ ] Other (Please write in): ________________

59. Please list the top 3 health concerns for your community or for yourself and your household. ________________

60. In what year were you born? ________________

61. Are you:

[ ] Male   [ ] Female

62. Which do you consider to be your primary racial or ethnic identity?

[ ] Caucasian     [ ] African American    [ ] Hispanic/Latino
[ ] Asian [ ] Native American

[ ] Marshall Islander            [ ] Other (Specify)____________________________

63. Counting yourself, how many people live in your household?

[ ] 1       [ ] 2      [ ] 3       [ ] 4          [ ] 5       [ ] 6      [ ] 7      [ ] 8          [ ] 9          [ ] 10+

64. What was your household income last year?

(Count your income from all sources including earnings from jobs, unemployment insurance, pensions, etc. , and count income from everyone living in your home as household income. )

[ ] Less than $4,999

[ ] $5,000-$9,999

[ ] $10,000-$19,999

[ ] $20,000-$29,999

[ ] $30,000-$39,999

[ ] $40,000-$49,999

[ ] $50,000-$59,999

[ ] $60,000-$99,999

[ ] $100,000-$149,999

[ ] $150,000-$199,999

[ ] $200,000 or more

65. What is the highest level of schooling you have completed?

[ ] 12th grade or less, no diploma

[ ] High school graduate or GED

[ ] Some college or vocational school (No Degree)

[ ] Associate degree

[ ] Bachelors' degree

[ ] Advanced degree (masters or doctorate)

66. Are you currently employed?

[ ] Yes     [ ] No

67. Are you covered by a health insurance plan?

[ ] Yes     [ ] No

67a. If yes, what type of coverage do you have?

[ ] Medicare (includes supplemental policy)

[ ] Medicaid

[ ] Insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield, COBRA)

[ ] Other: _______________________________

68. Do you have any dependents? [If no, skip to 70]

[ ] Yes     [ ] No

69. Are your dependents covered by health insurance?

[ ] Yes     [ ] No

69a. If yes, what type of coverage do they have?

[ ] Medicare (includes supplemental policy)

[ ] Medicaid

[ ] Insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield, COBRA)

[ ] Other: _______________________________

70. Are your income and benefits adequate for meeting the health care needs for you and your dependents?

[ ] Yes     [ ] No

71. If you have insurance, who pays the premium cost?

[ ] My employer pays the majority

[ ] I (or my family) pay the majority

[ ] My employer and I (or my family) each pay about half

[ ] Other: _______________________________

[ ] I have no insurance

72. What is your area of employment?

[ ] Business

[ ] Agriculture (farming, ranch)

[ ] Government

[ ] Education (teacher, admin)

[ ] Health related (physician, nurse, admin)

[ ] Non-profit organization

[ ] Restaurant/food service

[ ] Construction

[ ] Poultry Industry

[ ] Other (Please specify): ___________________

[ ] Retired

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey of you community's health needs!

If you have any questions, please contact:

Gara Mosier at 479-521-8269

This four-county health needs survey is made possible through a grant from the CommunityCare Foundation of Springdale, Arkansas.

Feel free to add anything else about the health care needs in your community.

________________

Interviewer Initials: _____

Time: ___:___ am pm

Location: ______________

Notes:

Appendix E. Press Release

(Spanish Version available)

Press Release

Release Date: , 2003

Event Date:, 2003

Northwest Arkansas Hometown Health Improvement Project

Four County Community Health Needs Assessment

The Northwest Arkansas Hometown Health Improvement Project and the University of Arkansas Social Work Research Center will be conducting a health needs assessment this coming [insert date of survey] as part of an ongoing endeavor to improve the quality of life in Northwest Arkansas. The survey for your area will be conducted at [insert the location] during the hours of [hours of the survey] on [give the day]. The Northwest Arkansas Hometown Health Improvement Project (also called HHIP) invites you to come out and participate in the study and help to make your community a healthier, safer place to live.

HHIP is composed of a coalition of healthcare providers in the Northwest Arkansas region (Benton, Madison, Carroll and WashingtonCounties), making the survey a collaborative effort between all of the communities in our area and targeting priority issues of community health. The needs assessment asks for area residents' opinions and experiences with issues ranging from access to healthcare to affordability, disease, and much more. This survey is made possible by a grant from the Community Care Foundation of Springdale, Arkansas. The Social Work Research Center of theSchool of Social Work at theUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, will lead in conducting this survey. The Social Work Research Center will utilize the information that you provide about healthcare issues in your community to inform community leaders of what might be changed for the better. The results of this study will be presented in the form of a community report card.

Please come out and help us to make Northwest Arkansas and your hometown a healthier, stronger community!

Appendix F. Distributors of the Surveys

Bailey, Loy
Belt, Dr. Charles	University of Arkansas HealthCenter
Casey Rigsbee	EOA Head Start/Early Head Start
Chappell, Linda
Cole, Mary	Jones Center for Families
Cowan, David
Daen, Dev
Danish, Anna
Dupont, Maggie
Engle, David
Frederick, Trish	Arkansas Department of Health
Gracie, Kelly
Grisham, Kathy	Community Clinic St. Francis House
Ham, Desirae
Jackson, Melissa
Johnson, Rick	Washington County Health Department
King, Andy	NWAESC
Lightner, Jan	Community Care Foundation
Ludwig, Nancy
Marsh, Nancy	NWAESC
Mosier, Gara	Arkansas Health Education Center
Perkins, Janet
Plumlee, Sherri
Prince, Sandy	NARTI
Reh, Laurie	Prevention Resource Center
Samples, Donna
Taylor, Barbara
Taylor, Nancy	Hometown Health Improvement Project
Thompson, Linda
Villines, Shana
Ward, Dr. Em
Wennerstraum, Sheila	Department of Human Service
Wolfe, Marjorie
Wright, Joel	Social Work Research Center, UAF

Appendix G. Site Locations and Number of Surveys Completed


1601 S 26th Place	8
1st Marshallese Ministry United Church of Christ	14
AHEC	10
Apple Festival - Lincoln, AR	5
ArtsCenter of the Ozarks	3
Arvest Bank	2
Bahai Faith Marshallese	4
Bella Vista Homesteaders Extension Club	32
Benton County Fair	40
Benton County Health Unit	41
Benton County Health Unit Flu Clinic	12
Benton County Local Health Unit	14
Boston Mountain Clinic	10
Bukot Nan Jesus Church	22
Butterfield Trails Village	49
Carroll County	35
Carroll County Community Center	30
Carroll Electric	6
CC at SFH	27
CCHU	6
CES Office	3
Chana's Corner	6
Church	3
Community Care	9
Community Clinic at St. Francis	18
Cooper Realty Investments	8
Courthouse	3
DHS	5
EHC Meeting	9
EOA Washington County	20
Extension Homemakers Meeting	21
Family Network	3
Fayetteville Historic District	5
Fayetteville Public Library	35
First Baptist of Springdale	11
Health Fair - Co.	24
Health Fair - U of A	11
Highfill Community Center	7
Hindsville	3
Huntsville Clinic	1
Huntsville High School	5
Huntsville Middle School	8
Huntsville Police Dept	8
Huntsville School	6
Huntsville Schools Admin.	3
Huntsville Vicinity	3
Huntsville Wal Mart	13
Jeran Rarik Doon United Church of Christ	16
Jones Center for Families	18
Jones Center for Families Health Fair	14
Jones Center JTL Shop	9
Kaminsky Studio	5
Kingston	5
Kingston Vicinity	4
Lincoln Schools	15
Madison County Child Dev.Center	12
Madison County Health Unit	23
Mall Neighborhood	2
Marshall Islands Fellowship InternationalChurch	20
Marshallese Pentecostal IndependentChurch	12
Meadowview	3
Mexican Original	41
Minority Health Fair - Rogers, AR	10
Misc.	16
Multicultural Center	23
NARTI	3
Not Labeled	47
NWACC	12
Ozarks Electric	17
Personal residents	17
Police Department	1
Poplar House	58
Prairie Grove Schools	7
Regional Office	11
Rock Springs Church	2
Schmieding	16
Senior Center	2
Sheriff Department	5
Springdale Schools	12
SPSF Office, Bentonville	10
St. Mary's Hospital	5
St. Paul	2
The Bread of Life - FUMC Springdale	18
Tyson	15
Tyson Chick-N-Quick Rogers, AR	5
Tyson Corporate	15
U of A	13
U of A & Fayetteville Square	30
U of A Union	6
Waco Cooperative Extension Office	9
Wal-Mart	15
Wal-Mart Fitness Center	19
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market - Fayetteville	13
Wal-Mart Supercenter	21
Walton Health Complex	9
Washington County Health	17
Washington County Health Dept	36
Washington County Health Unit	4
Washington County Local Health Unit	44
Washington Regional Lunch Program	28
Water Department	7
WCHU	2
West Campus - Fayetteville High School	17
Total	1446

Appendix N. Site Monitors

Bailey, Loy	Benton County Health Department
Bell, Dana	Northwest Health of Washington Co.
Belt, Dr. Rick	University of Arkansas Health Center
Benton, Sharon	Poplar House at St. Mary's Hospital
Bartley, Sara	Area Health Education Center - NW
Calhoun, Kris	Bread of Life, First United Methodist
Chappell, Linda	Carroll County Resource Council
Cole, Mary	Jones Center for Families
Cowan, David	Washington County Health Department
Dahen, Deven	Madison County Health Coalition
Danish, Anna	Project Focus, Madison County
Dupont, Maggie	Carroll County Health Department
Engle, David	Poplar House at St. Mary's Hospital
Frederick, Trish	Arkansas Department of Health
Gracie, Kelly	Area Health Education Center - NW
Grisham, Kathy	Community Clinic St. Francis House
Gum, Carmen Chong	Multicultural Center
Ham, Desirae	Madison County Health Department
Hampton, Ann	West Fork School
Helmer-Taver, Erin	Schmieding Center
Horne-Brooks, Cambre	NWA Tobacco Free Coalition
Jackson, Melissa	University of Arkansas , Health Science
Johnson, Rick	Washington County Health Department
Johnson, Susan	Arkansas Department of Health
King, Andy	NWA Educational Service Coop
Lightner, Jan	CommunityCare Foundation
Ludwig, Barbara	Springdale Schools
Marsh, Nancy	NWA Educational Service Coop
Mosier, Gara	Area Health Education Center - NW
Plumlee, Sherri	Carroll County Health Department
Prince, Sandy	NWA Radiation Therapy Inst. - NARTI
Reh, Laurie	Prevention Resource Center
Rigsbee, Casey	EOA Head Start/Early Head Start
Rokeby-May, Jennifer	Family Network
Roth, Elaine	Bella Vista Homesteaders Ext. Club
Sallings, Lynn	Area Health Education Center - NW
Samples, Donna	Madison Co. Dept. of Human Services
Singleton, Judy	Family Network
Smith, Jim	Prevention Resource Center
Taylor, Nancy	Washington County Health Department
Taylor, Dr. Scott	Sunshine Dental Clinic
Thompson, Linda	Arkansas Department of Health
Villines, Shana	Madison County Health Department
Walden, Vicki	Benton County Health Department
Ward, Dr. Em	University of Arkansas , Engineering
Wennerstraum, Sheila	Department of Human Services
Williams, Jeanne	Lincoln Schools
Wolfe, Marjorie	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Woods, Dr. Elizabeth	University of Arkansas Health Center

Appendix O. Interviewers

Adney, Amber	Community Clinic at St. Francis House
Allen, Kate	Washington County Health Department
Ang, Susan	Butterfield Trail Village
Bailey, Loy	Benton County Health Department
Barham, Kathleen	Arkansas Dept. of Health, NW Regional
Bartley, Sara	Area health Education Center - NW
Belt, Dr. Rick	University of Arkansas Health Center
Benton, Sharon	Poplar House at St. Mary's Hospital
Calhoun, Kris	Bread of Life, First United Methodist
Chappell, Linda	Carroll County Resource Council
Ciulla, Mary Lynn	Family Network
Cole, Mary	Jones Center for Families
Copps, Kim	Bread of Life, First United Methodist
Cowan, David	Washington County Health Department
Dahen, Deven	Madison County Health Coalition
Danish, Anna	Project Focus Madison County
Dupont, Maggie	Carroll County Health Department
Edmundson, G.	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Frederick, Trish	Arkansas Department of Health
Friesen, Betty	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Goodman, Jennifer	Arkansas Department of Health - Regional
Grisham, Kathy	Community Clinic St. Francis House
Gum, Carmen Chong	Multicultural Center
Gum, Ruthina Chong	Multicultural Center
Ham, Desirae	Madison County Health Department
Hampton, Ann	West Fork School
Hart, Ana	Tyson Foods
Helmer-Tarver, Erin	Area health Education Center - NW
Hitt, Allison	Arkansas Department of Health
Henderson, Deb	Jones Center for Families
Hoffman, Sally	Washington County Health Unit
Jackson, Melissa	University of Arkansas , Health Science
Jiminez, Alma	Benton County Health Department
Johnson, Rick	Washington County Health Department
Johnson, Susan	Prairie Grove Public Schools
Kavanaugh, Sherry	Benton Co. Community Coalition
King, Andy	NWA Educational Service Coop
Krelwaen, Ruth	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Lightner, Jan	CommunityCare Foundation
Lopez, Crystal	Benton County Health Department
Ludwig, Barbara	Springdale Schools
Marsh, Nancy	NWA Educational Service Coop
McCormick, Lisa	Washington County Health Department
Murphy, Dusty	Washington County Health Department
Nava, Dala	Community Clinic at St. Francis House
Patterson, Brenda	Madison County Health Department
Peterson, Pearl	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Plumlee, Sheri	Carroll County Health Department
Prince, Sandy	NWA Radiation Therapy Inst. - NARTI
Ramirez, Marco	Washington County Health Department
Reh, Laurie	Prevention Resource Center
Rigsbee, Casey	EOA Head Start/Early Head Start
Rokeby-Mayevy, Jennifer	Family Network
Roth, Elaine	Bella Vista Homesteaders Ext. Club
Samples, Donna	Madison Co. Dept. of Human Services
Sanchez, Maria	Washington County Health Department
Summers, Elizabeth	Washington County Health Department
Pavarez, Flor	Washington County Health Department
Taylor, Nancy	Washington County Health Department
Thompson, Linda	Arkansas Department of Health
Villines, Shana	Madison County Health Department
Ward, Dr. Em	University of Arkansas , Engineering
Wennerstraum, Sheila	Department of Human Services
Williams, Jeanne	Lincoln Schools
Wolfe, Marjorie	Benton Co. Community Coalition
Wycoff, Robin	Fayetteville High West Campus

APPENDIX

Appendix A. Interview Session Introduction

Appendix B. Informed Consent

Appendix C. Survey Instrument

Appendix E. Press Release

Press Release

Appendix F. Distributors of the Surveys

Appendix G. Site Locations and Number of Surveys Completed

Appendix N. Site Monitors

Appendix O. Interviewers

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