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* 1. Please rank your satisfaction with each aspect of the event:

  Very Satisfied Satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied
Quality of the overall event
Scope of information presented
Usefulness of the information to your work
The meeting being a motivational experience
Amount of time to network and share ideas with peers
Food
Location

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* 2. Overall, was this activity balanced and free of commercial bias?

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* 3. Please rank your satisfaction with each general session of the event:

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NAMI Programs: How to Avoid Burnout and Remain Effective- Suzanne Robinson
Panel on Law Enforcements's Role in Mental Health and Co-Advocacy- Michael Newton, Judy Bradshaw, & Tony Thompson
Future of ACES and Trauma-Informed Care in Primary Care- Dr. Amy Shriver
Hope & Healing: My Journey with Mental Health - Lyndsey Fennelly

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* 4. Did the activity meet your expectations in accomplishing the stated objectives?

  Completely Mostly Partially Minimally Not at All
Create and implement a patient-centered treatment plan that takes into account intersecting/diverse identities, trauma history of the individual, and the role of the family and peers in self-advocacy.
List risks and benefits of new treatments in practice and on the horizon for treatment-resistant depression.
Recognize the role that law enforcement plays in the health and social outcomes of people with mental illness and identify strategies for co-advocating with law enforcement in the healthcare setting and the community.
Identify the areas of early intervention for adolescents and adults that collaborate directly with the person and their natural support systems. 

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* 5. This educational activity will result in a change in my: (Mark all that apply)

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* 6. Please rank your satisfaction with each breakout session you attended.

  Very Satisfied Satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied
Ending the Silence: A Mental Health Awareness Program for Youth - Connie Grunder & Gina Skinner-Thebo
Strategic Communication: Telling Your Story with Impact- Part 1 - Lynn Hicks
Latest Trends and Treatments at the University of Iowa Mood Disorder Clinic - Amanda Heeren
Success of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Treatment-Resistant Depression - Dr. Eric Barlow
Strategic Communication: Telling Your Story with Impact- Part 2 - Lynn Hicks
Intersectionality and Identity in Mental Health Treatment - Buffy Jamison
Panel on NAMI Provider Education in the Des Moines University School of Osteopathic Medicine - Dawn Grittman, Marty Parrish, & Dr. Lisa Streyffeler
Nonprofit Board Building and Transformational Governance - Renee Hardman
Serving Survivors of Sexual Violence with Mental Illness - Nadia La Fontant & Heather Strachan

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* 7. Please use the space below to provide any comments or suggestions.

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* 8. Please provide any 'pearls' or takeaway messages.

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* 9. Please note any changes or improvements in the care of your patients that you plan to make as a result of attending this educational activity. If no changes are identified, please explain why (program format, content not appropriate, nothing learned, etc.) If any, please include any real or perceived barriers.

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* 10. Given the scope of your practice, what educational needs to do have?

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