NNHRT Post-Webinar Evaluation August 19, 2020

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* 1. What session(s) did you attend? Check all that apply:

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Dedra Buchwald

IRB Panel Discussion: Dr. Alexandra King, Dr. Deborah Morton, Dr. Malcolm King

Special Session Speaker: Dr. Felicia Hodge

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* 2. If you attended the session with Dr. Dedra Buchwald, please rate this session.

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work.	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Disagree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities.	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Disagree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Disagree
This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce.	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Disagree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Disagree
This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices.	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Disagree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Disagree
This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations.	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Disagree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Disagree
This session added to my knowledge base.	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Disagree	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable.	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Disagree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Disagree
The environment was conducive to learning.	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Disagree	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Disagree

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* 3. If you attended the IRB panel discussion with Dr. Alexandra King, Dr. Deborah Morton, Dr. Malcolm King, please rate this session.

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work.	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Disagree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities.	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Disagree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Disagree
This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce.	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Disagree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Disagree
This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices.	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Disagree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Disagree
This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations.	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Disagree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Disagree
This session added to my knowledge base.	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Disagree	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable.	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Disagree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Disagree
The environment was conducive to learning.	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Disagree	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Disagree

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* 4. If you attended the session with Dr. Felicia Hodge, please rate this session.

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work.	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Agree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Disagree	This session was useful to the work I do or the population with whom I work. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities.	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Agree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Disagree	The speaker(s) identified distinct Native principles used in evidence-based practice to eliminate health disparities. Strongly Disagree
This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce.	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Agree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Disagree	This session suggested ways to build and sustain research capacity for Native health workforce. Strongly Disagree
This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices.	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Agree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Disagree	This session challenged me to consider ways to implement Indigenous ways of knowing in Native health research and health practices. Strongly Disagree
This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations.	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Agree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Disagree	This session taught me skills that I can use to promote health equity for Native communities and populations. Strongly Disagree
This session added to my knowledge base.	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Agree	This session added to my knowledge base. Disagree	This session added to my knowledge base. Strongly Disagree
The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable.	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Agree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Disagree	The speaker(s) was/were well experienced and knowledgeable. Strongly Disagree
The environment was conducive to learning.	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Agree	The environment was conducive to learning. Disagree	The environment was conducive to learning. Strongly Disagree

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* 5. Webinar and/or evaluation comments:

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* 6. As a way to say thank you for completing the NNHRT webinar evaluation, please share your name and email address for a chance to win one of two $25.00 Visa gift cards.

Name (first and last)

Email Address