Middle School Data Collection Form

Table I: Annual Risk Assessment and biennial Physical Exam

Student - unique ID number

Gender
0=male 1=female

Age in years

Marker - Had risk assessment in past 12 months
0= no risk assessment 1=risk assessment

Marker- Had physical exam in past 24 months
0=no exam
1= exam

( There must be 20 blank rows in this column for each table)

       
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

Total

0=
1=

 

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-50% receive intervention
2= 51-95% receive intervention
3= >95 % receive intervention
4= Above plus 50% compliant with plan
5= Above plus 20% report smoking cessation

       

References: _____Bright Futures, ________ GAPS, ______ HEDIS, ______ USPHTF, _______ AAP, _______ PPIP,_________ Other (Please Identify)

Resources: _______Physical space is adequate for confidential screening/exams; _______Medical record forms available, _________ Permission by parent or other responsible adult, _____________ Policy on adolescent confidentiality and receipt of health services

Evaluation of Tool - Table I
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table I.)

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)  

 


Table II: Tobacco Use

Unique student ID Number

Gender
0 =Male
1=Female

Age in Years

Marker : smoker receiving treatment or referral
0=no
1=yes

Marker: smoker adhering to intervention
0=no
1=yes

Marker : stopped smoking
0=no
1=yes

           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           

Total

   

0=
1=

0=
1=

0=
1=

1= 0-50% receive intervention
2= 51-95% receive intervention
3= >95 % receive intervention
4=Above plus 50% compliant with plan
5=Above plus 20% report smoking cessation

         

References: _________ USPHS Clinical Practice Guideline for Treating Tobacco Use & Dependence in JAMA, __________ ALA, _______AMA, ____________ AAP, __________ETR, ________________PPIP, __________Other

Resources: ________ age appropriate screen, ________ treatment plan or referral for treatment, ______________ Policy on adolescent confidentiality and receipt of health services, ________________Names of school and community substance abuse resources, ____________ Information about prevention for parents, ____________ School-wide health promotion events

Evaluation of Tool - Table II
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table II.)

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)  



Table III: Risk of Pregnancy

Unique student ID Number

Gender
0 =Male
1=Female

Age in Years

Marker: Those at risk of pregnancy with prevention plan
0=no
1=yes

Marker: Reduction of pregnancy risk
0=no
1=yes

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

Total

   

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-50% of at risk students have documented prevention plan
2= 51-95% "
3= >95% "
4= Above plus 50% of charts have documented a risk reduction
5= Above plus >50% of charts have documented a risk reduction

       

References: ________GAPS, _________Bright Futures, _________AMA, _________Planned Parenthood, ___________SEICUS, ____________ PPIP, ______________ETR, _________ Other

Resources: __________Staff education, comfort, confidence re: adolescent pregnancy prevention, ______________ Policy on adolescent confidentiality and receipt of health services, _______ Patient health education materials, _______ Family Planning services on site or referral for, ___________Methods available to treat, ______Stages of Change Work, __________Planned Parenthood, _________ SEICUS

Evaluation of Tool - Table III
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table III )

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)  




Table IV: Poor School Performance

Student- Unique ID Number

Gender
0=male 1=female

Age in Years

Marker- Students with school failure are assessed for medical and mental health problems and plan is in place
0=no
1=yes

Marker - students with school failure are referred and followed up for education plan to address problem
0=no
1=yes

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

Total

0=
1=

 

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-50% of charts show record of medical and mental evaluation and referral
2=51-95% "
3= >95% "
4= Above plus 50-75% have evidence of follow-up plan, linkage and referral for academic services
5= Above plus >75% "

       

References: ____________ Bright Futures, _________ DSM- PC, __________Other

Resources: __________ Name of school academic counselors for students, ________ policy regarding communication and collaboration with School Administration, School Nurse, Guidance Counselor, Social Worker, School Psychologist and Faculty, _________ Information regarding absences and discipline, __________Identified list of performance indicators from school: dropping grades, failing 2+, suspension from school, skipping school, trouble getting homework done, lack of interest

Evaluation of Tool - Table VII
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table VII.)

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)





Table V: Parent Child Conflict

Unique student ID Number

Gender

0 =Male 1=Female

Age in Years

Marker: students with history of parent child conflict are evaluated and assessed for contributing factors and co morbidities
0=no
1=yes

Marker: students with history of parent child conflict have a plan to address problem
0=no
1=yes

Marker: students showing reduction of conflict
0=no
1=yes

           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           

Total

   

0=
1=

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-50% evaluated and assessed
2= 51-95% "
3= >95% "
4= Above plus 75% have a plan
5= Above plus 35% show reduction in conflict

         
 

References: _________ GAPS, ___________ Bright Futures Mental Health, ___________ DSM -PC __________Other

Resources: ________Policy regarding confidentiality, _____________List of community resources and agencies for families, ___________On-site mental health services, _____________Medical and mental health evaluation for contributing factors (e.g., chemical use, family chemical use, physical abuse, depression, etc.), _____________"Family Conflict Scale", _____________Screen for co-morbidities

Evaluation of Tool - Table V
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table V. )

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)    


Table VI: Students treated for ADD and ADHD

Student- Unique ID Number

Gender
0=male 1=female

Age in Years

Marker- Students with treatment plan in record
0= no
1=yes

Marker _ Students with compliance and effectiveness of evaluation in record
0= no
1=yes

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

Total

0=
1=

 

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-20% of charts with plan
2= 21-50% of charts with plan
3=>50% of charts with plan
4= Above plus 50% of charts with compliance check and effectiveness evaluation
5= Above plus >50% of charts with compliance check and effectiveness evaluation

       

References: ________ AAP, ________ DSM- IV, ________ DSM-PC, _________NIMH, __________Other

Resources: ________Knowledge of treatment plan from provider, _________Knowledge of student performance, _____School IEP, __________Medication log, __________ Policy regarding communication and collaboration with School Administration, School Nurse, Guidance Counselor, Social Worker, School Psychologist and Faculty, __________Connors Parent Rating Scale-ADHD Index 1997, _________Connors Parent Rating Scale-DSMIV Sx. 1997, ___________Connors Teachers Rating Scale ADHD Index-1997, ________Connors Teachers Rating Scale DSMIV Sx 1997, __________AAP Practice Guidelines ADHD Algorithm

Evaluation of Tool - Table VI
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table VI.)

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)




Table VII Risk for Depression

Unique student ID Number

Gender
0 =Male
1=Female

Age in Years

Marker: Evaluation, plan and /or referral in progress or completed
0= no
1= yes

Marker: Documented improvement in depression
0=no
1= yes

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

Total

   

0=
1=

0=
1=

Measurement

1= 0-50% with completed evaluation, referral and plan
2= 51-95% "
3= >95% "
4= Above plus 25%-50% show improvement
5= Above plus >50% show improvement

       

References: ____________________GAPS, _____________________DSM-PC, ______________AHCPR, _______________SAMHSA ______________Other

Resources: __________ Teen confidentiality, _____________Pediatric Symptom Checklist, ________________Access to resources for full mental health evaluation, ___________________Psychiatric referral

Evaluation of Tool - Table VII
(Please check the number on the scales that corresponds to your evaluation of the tools Table VII.)

Time ______1(Minimal amount) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (excessive amount)

Ease of Use ______1(very easy) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very difficult)

Usefulness ______1(not at all useful) _______2 _______3 _________4 _________5 (very useful)