the design and development expert review panels (experts may include target audience members). Part B 0 1 2 3 Element Mechanisms in Place to Track Dissemination and Use of Resources or Products 4. The grantee has a system to monitor, and analyze the dissemination and reach of products. The grantee implements a mechanism for tracking and documenting dissemination of products, and uses this information to ensure the target audience(s) is reached. Grantees with a Web site should include mechanisms for tracking newly created resources disseminated through their Web sites and are encouraged to detail Web-related dissemination mechanisms and the use of Web-based products in the Notes section below. Grantee ensures that format is accessible to diverse audiences and conforms to ADA guidelines and to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. 5. The grantee has a system in place to track, monitor, and analyze the use of products. The grantee routinely collects data from the recipients of its products and resources to assess their satisfaction with products, and whether products are useful, share new and relevant information, and enhance MCH knowledge. [An example of data collection is assessments.] Mechanisms in Place to Promote Grantee’s Information Resources Conduct Culturally Appropriate Outreach and Promotion to Ensure Target Audience is Aware of Information Resources The grantee routinely uses mechanisms to reach out to MCHB grantees and other target audiences such as provider or family organizations, consumers of MCH services, and the public, to make sure that target audiences know the resources are available. [Examples of outreach methods include promotion of services through list servs, exhibits at meetings, and targeted outreach to representatives of individual organizations or MCHB grantees.] Use of Evaluation Data for Quality Improvement 7. Use of Feedback for Quality Improvement. The degree to which the grantee has used the results of satisfaction and other feedback
the design and development expert review panels (experts may include target audience members). Part B 0 1 2 3 Element Mechanisms in Place to Track Dissemination and Use of Resources or Products 4. The grantee has a system to monitor, and analyze the dissemination and reach of products. The grantee implements a mechanism for tracking and documenting dissemination of products, and uses this information to ensure the target audience(s) is reached. Grantees with a Web site should include mechanisms for tracking newly created resources disseminated through their Web sites and are encouraged to detail Web-related dissemination mechanisms and the use of Web-based products in the Notes section below. Grantee ensures that format is accessible to diverse audiences and conforms to ADA guidelines and to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. 5. The grantee has a system in place to track, monitor, and analyze the use of products. The grantee routinely collects data from the recipients of its products and resources to assess their satisfaction with products, and whether products are useful, share new and relevant information, and enhance MCH knowledge. [An example of data collection is assessments.] Mechanisms in Place to Promote Grantee’s Information Resources Conduct Culturally Appropriate Outreach and Promotion to Ensure Target Audience is Aware of Information Resources The grantee routinely uses mechanisms to reach out to MCHB grantees and other target audiences such as provider or family organizations, consumers of MCH services, and the public, to make sure that target audiences know the resources are available. [Examples of outreach methods include promotion of services through list servs, exhibits at meetings, and targeted outreach to representatives of individual organizations or MCHB grantees.] Use of Evaluation Data for Quality Improvement 7. Use of Feedback for Quality Improvement. The degree to which the grantee has used the results of satisfaction and other feedback