LARC Exit Interview LARC QI Project 2021 Exit Interview Date * Clinic Name * Interviewer * Respondents * What components of the project felt MOST beneficial for you? Choose all that apply. * Coordinating procedure mentorship and/or credentialing after the formal Merck training Providing Nexplanon procedure "starter kits" Providing a stipend for the clinic to use as needed, including to potentially purchase some initial devices Providing clinic protocols and clinic workflow suggestions for the procedure Providing scheduling ideas for the procedure Providing billing and reimbursement strategies for the procedure Providing patient handouts and provider resources for the procedure and contraception counseling Coordinating and/or addressing logistical issues within your larger hospital system Including provider education on BC counseling, non-contraceptive uses for birth control and adolescent reproductive health Including all-staff education on adolescent-friendly services Having MOC IV credit available Having MOC II/CME available Providing data analysis and run charts for your clinic's work Having newsletters to disseminate your run charts to the rest of your clinic staff Having periodic action period calls that included other practices to review data and discuss challenges Having mentorship in your clinic when 1st doing the procedures Having individualized assistance when you needed it by the Ohio AAP staff and/or Dr. Dritz Having the project focus on improving contraception counseling in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having the project focus on improving contraception counseling in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having the project focus on enhancing youth-friendly services in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having it be a QI program where data is collected and MOC IV credit is awarded OtherOther What components of the project felt LEAST beneficial for you? Choose all that apply. * Coordinating procedure mentorship and/or credentialing after the formal Merck training Providing Nexplanon procedure "starter kits" Providing a stipend for the clinic to use as needed, including to potentially purchase some initial devices Providing clinic protocols and clinic workflow suggestions for the procedure Providing scheduling ideas for the procedure Providing billing and reimbursement strategies for the procedure Providing patient handouts and provider resources for the procedure and contraception counseling Coordinating and/or addressing logistical issues within your larger hospital system Including provider education on BC counseling, non-contraceptive uses for birth control and adolescent reproductive health Including all-staff education on adolescent-friendly services Having MOC IV credit available Having MOC II/CME available Providing data analysis and run charts for your clinic's work Having newsletters to disseminate your run charts to the rest of your clinic staff Having periodic action period calls that included other practices to review data and discuss challenges Having mentorship in your clinic when 1st doing the procedures Having individualized assistance when you needed it by the Ohio AAP staff and/or Dr. Dritz Having the project focus on improving contraception counseling in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having the project focus on improving contraception counseling in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having the project focus on enhancing youth-friendly services in addition to the Nexplanon procedures Having it be a QI program where data is collected and MOC IV credit is awarded OtherOther Do you feel this type of learning would be done best as a: * QI program with mentoring support Educational program with mentoring support Educational program after which you accomplish the procedure integration on your own "Change packet"document with mentoring support "Change packet" document in which you accomplish the procedure integration on your own OtherOther Rationale? What would you rate the likelihood of you integrating Nexplanon procedures into your clinical practice after residency if you had: Completed a 2-hour Merck training during residency and you were able to observe some procedures, but did not get credentialed for it during residency? * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What would you rate the likelihood of you integrating Nexplanon procedures into your clinical practice after residency if you had: Completed a 2-hour Merck training in residency and was able to observe some procedures and did get credentialed for it during residency? * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What would you rate the likelihood of you integrating Nexplanon procedures into your clinical practice after residency if you had: Completed a 2-hour Merck training in residency and was able to observe some procedures and did get credentialed for it during residency and learned ways to integrate the process into a primary care setting? * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3) What would you rate the likelihood of you integrating Nexplanon procedures into your clinical practice after residency if you had other process during or after residency that would have made integrating Nexplanon into your clinic easier? * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Based on your knowledge and/or comfort with Nexplanon now, if you left your practice today for a new practice, what is the likelihood that you would integrate Nexplanon into your next clinic? * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 For the months of March, April and May 2021 did you have any Nexplanon Insertions? From a sustainability standpoint, what things do you now have hardwired into your clinic flow, scheduling, nursing duties candor EMR to keep this procedure integrated into your clinical services? * Given your experience in the project, does your clinic now plan to keep some Nexplanon stocked to bill as a bundled “medical benefit”, order devices as needed to bundle as a “medical benefit” or write a prescription for patients to obtain Nexplanon at a local pharmacy to bill as a “prescription benefit”? * If you left the practice tomorrow, who would take over the logistics and delivery of implant procedures for patients? * What are 3 new adolescent-friendly services or cultural changes that your clinic has made as part of this project? * What 3 things does your clinic now do differently or better in regards to contraception counseling for adolescents? * What 3 things does your clinic now do differently or better in regards to your adolescent appointments and/or care? * What additional support(s) or items do you feel this project was missing that would have helped you or your clinic? * Do you see your clinic ever moving to being able to offer Nexplanon as a "same day" procedure? * Do you see your clinic ever considering getting trained in IUDs to allow you to place them in your clinic? As a "same day" procedure? * Other feedback on the LARC QI Project? * If you are human, leave this field blank. Submit
