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The TRIAD Study authorizes the public to utilize any of its instruments/tools
listed and described below. These documents should only be used
for their intended purpose. However, these documents may be modified
to meet the user’s specific research and data collection needs.
The TRIAD Study does request that all persons who wish to make use
of any instrument/tool in its entirety or partially simply reference
the study as its source for the documents. The TRIAD study as an
entity, nor its individual members, sponsors or project affiliates
cannot be held liable or accountable for improper use or misuse
of any document.
All instruments/tools are in PDF format, which requires Adobe Acrobat
Reader to open and read. If you would like to download a free
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Baseline Instruments/Tools:
These documents
are the Round 1 instruments used to collect baseline data.
-
Written
Patient Survey – a
medical questionnaire used to capture patient level information
about
their health and
the care they received for their diabetes. The survey consists
of 97 questions including skip patterns.
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Short
Written Patient Survey – same
as the above described survey, but an abbreviated version
that consists of only
38 questions including skip patterns.
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Medical
Chart Review – used to collect
information from one or more medical records at a patient’s
primary care provider office. Data captured includes patient
medical history,
current medications and any other specific diabetes related health
information. Medical records abstracted are for a specific review
period of 18 months.
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Medical
Chart Review Instructions – provides
detail directions on how to use the medical chart review instrument.
Round 2 Instruments and Tools:
These documents are the Round 2 instruments used to collect follow-up data.
They hold the same general description as the aforementioned.
Any variations and/or additional documents used are noted.
-
Written
Patient Survey – a total
of 103 questions including skip patterns.
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Short
Written Survey – a total
of 50 questions including skip patterns.
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Medical
Chart Review – instrument used for follow-up
as described for baseline data collection.
-
Medical
Chart Review Instructions – provides
detail directions on how to use the medical chart review instrument.
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Endpoints Survey – a
brief questionnaire used to help identify health events such
as heart attacks and
strokes in
persons with diabetes. Such identification enabled the study
to obtain patient health information from hospital medical
records
regarding these events only. All hospital records were obtained
only with the permission of study participants.
- Clinician Survey – a
clinical questionnaire used to capture health care provider
information about the care
and
treatment of their patients participating in the study. The
survey consists of 15 questions, including skip patterns.
Round 3 Instruments & Tools:
These documents are the Round 3 instruments used to collect data.
They hold the same general description as the aforementioned. Any variations and/or additional documents used are noted.
- Written Version of TRIAD Round 3 Cohort Survey (Original Cohort) - a total
of 66 questions including skip patterns.
- CATI Version of Round 3 Cohort Survey (Original Cohort. This SBRI survey applies only to data collected at Indiana ) -
a
medical questionnaire to capture patient level information
by computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI).
- Short Survey (Original Cohort)
- a
brief questionnaire (a total
of 7 questions) to help identify health events such
as heart attacks and
strokes in
persons with diabetes.
- Site Specific Survey (Original Cohort) -
a
medical questionnaire to capture patient level information
about
their health and
the care they received for their diabetes. The survey consists
of each site specific questions including skip patterns.
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