CDC NPIN Web Site User Survey (OMB No. 0920-0768) for people with disabilities

Dear CDC NPIN Web site user, We are conducting a brief survey on users' experiences with the NPIN Web site. The feedback you provide will help us enhance our Web site and services to better meet your needs. This survey is voluntary. We value your feedback, and your opinions and suggestions are important to us. We will not ask you for any identifying information and all survey responses will be analyzed and reported in the aggregate. Please answer each of the following questions as candidly as you can. Thank you for your input. Sincerely, CDC NPIN Team

Your Impressions of the NPIN Web Site 1. How would you rate the overall quality of the NPIN Web site? Excellent Good Average Below average Poor 2. Considering your expectations and experiences with NPIN, to what extent has the NPIN Web site met your expectations? Exceeds expectations Meets expectations Somewhat meets expectations Neutral Does not meet expectations 3. Did you find the NPIN Web site easy to navigate? Very easy to navigate Easy to navigate Somewhat easy to navigate Undecided Not easy to navigate Relevance to Your Work 4. What type of content do you look for on the NPIN Web site? (Please check all that apply.) Daily news Upcoming conferences Funding opportunities HIV testing sites Campaigns and initiatives Statistics Guidelines Publications 5. What other type (or types) of content do you look for on the NPIN Web site besides those listed in Question 4? 6. What disease topics do you look for on the NPIN Web site? (Please check all that apply.) HIV/AIDS Viral hepatitis STDs Tuberculosis 7. What other disease topic (or topics) do you look for on the NPIN Web site besides those listed in Question 6? 8. Were you able to find the information you were looking for on the NPIN Web site? Yes, easily Yes, but it took some effort Only part of it No I was just browsing 9. How accurate do you consider the information provided on the NPIN Web site to be? Extremely accurate Accurate Somewhat accurate Neutral Not accurate 10. How useful is the "links to related sites" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 11. How useful is the "testing sites" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 12. How useful is the "daily news" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 13. How useful is the "conferences and conference database" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 14. How useful is the "new funding and funding database" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 15. How useful is the "organization database" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 16. How useful is the "ordering educational materials and other resources" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 17. How useful is the "electronic mailing lists" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 18. How useful is the "news feed" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 19. How useful is the "conference feed" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 20. How useful is the "funding feed" section? Very useful Useful Neutral Not useful Not at all useful N/A 21. What do you think of the process of subscribing to the electronic mailing lists? Very easy Relatively easy Complicated Very complicated I am not an electronic mailing list subscriber 22. If you are not an electronic mailing list subscriber, please tell us why. 23. How do you plan to use the information provided on the NPIN Web site? Use of the NPIN Web Site 24. Which of the following sections of the Web site do you use most frequently? (Please check all that apply.) Links to related sites Testing sites Daily news Conferences and conference database New funding and funding database Organization database Ordering educational materials and other resources Statistics Campaigns and initiatives 25. In the past 12 months, how often have you visited the NPIN Web site? Daily Weekly Monthly Occasionally This is my first time Future Use of the NPIN Web Site 26. How likely are you to use the NPIN Web site in the future? Very likely Likely Somewhat likely Not sure Not likely 27. Would you recommend the NPIN Web site to a colleague or friend? Yes No 28. If you would not recommend the NPIN Web site to a colleague or friend, please tell us why. 29. To what extent do you rely on the NPIN Web site for information on prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB compared with other Web sites that provide similar information? I rely solely on the NPIN Web site I rely heavily on the NPIN Web site I rely moderately on the NPIN Web site I rely very little on the NPIN Web site I do not rely at all on the NPIN Web site 30. What other Web sites do you frequently use to obtain information about the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB? 31. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the ease of accessing the Web site? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 32. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the ease of navigating the Web site? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 33. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the ease of searching for information on the Web site? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 34. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the usefulness of information obtained? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 35. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the accuracy of information obtained? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 36. How does the NPIN Web site compare with the Web sites specified in your answer to Question 30 on the relevance of information obtained? NPIN Web site is better NPIN Web site is somewhat better All the Web sites are about the same NPIN Web site is somewhat worse NPIN Web site is worse I don't have an opinion 37. Please list suggestions about how to improve the look and feel of the NPIN Web site. 38. Please list suggestions about how to improve the content and organization of the NPIN Web site. 39. What information would be helpful to your work that is currently not available on the NPIN Web site? Background Information 40. How did you first learn about the NPIN Web site? Internet search engine Link from a Web site NPIN booth/exhibit at conference Word-of-mouth from professional colleague CDC source Seeing NPIN products Forwarded NPIN electronic mailing list Mentions of NPIN in newsletter or magazine Blog/wiki/podcast/feed/XML 41. If you first learned about the NPIN Web site in a way that was not listed in Question 40, please describe it here. 42. For what type of organization do you work? U.S. Department of Health and Human Services State health department Local/county health department Community-based organization Private, for-profit organization Clinical setting (health clinic or hospital) 43. If you work for a type of organization that is not listed in Question 42, please describe it here. 44. Which of the following populations/target audience(s) does your organization serve? (Please check all that apply.) African Americans Hispanics/Latinos Asian and Pacific Islanders American Indians and Alaska Natives White Gays/lesbians/bisexuals/transgendered individuals Intravenous drug-users Other drug/alcohol abusers People with multiple sexual partners Immigrant populations Speakers of primary language other than English People with special communication needs, such as hearing-impaired or blind 45. If your organization serves a population/target audience that is not listed in Question 44, please describe it here. Thank you for completing the survey. We at NPIN appreciate your assistance in determining your satisfaction with our Web site and how we can better serve you.