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. 2013 Dec 13;8:141. doi: 10.1186/1748-5908-8-141

Table 2.

Survey measures

Survey section Number of items Type of variables Subscales or sample items Item sources
Biographical
14
Yes/no, number of years, check one, check all that apply
Position, program area
Jacobs 2010
Years at state health department
Reis (in press)
Years in public health
EBIs implemented (selection pattern based on program area)
Varied by topic asked
Yes/no/don’t know
Asked 1 to 2 of 6 topics: cancer screening, skin cancer prevention, tobacco, physical activity, nutrition, school health
Community guide
Nutrition systematic reviews
Your views on EBPPs
9
Likert 7-point
I can effectively communicate information on evidence-based interventions to elected officials.
Jacobs 2010
Reis (in press)
EBDM definitions and incentives
2
Rank top 3
Which of the following would most encourage you to utilize EBDM?
Jacobs 2012
Reis (in press)
Importance and availability of EBDM elements
20
Likert 11-point (0-10)
Importance (10 items
Jacobs 2012
Availability (10 items)
Reis (in press)
Use of EBDM
1
Likert 7-point
I use EBDM in my work
New
Workplace context
17
Likert 7-point
Supervisory support and expectations (3 items)
Brownson 2012
Reis (in press)
Work unit resources (5 items)
Stamatakis 2012
Work unit knowledge exchange (2 items)
Work unit evaluation (3 items)
Agency leadership (2 items)
Use of informational evidence resources
5
Yes/no, how often
• Use of community guide
Jacobs 2012
• What methods allow you to learn about the current findings in public health research? (Rank top 3)
Reis (in press)
Rank top 3
Check all that apply
Coordination of chronic disease programs
2
Rank top 3
Perceived benefits
New
      Perceived challenges