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Initiative for Decreasing Disparities in Depression CME:
Provider Self-Assessment CME Model Incorporating Cultural and Linguistic Competence in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression

Consent and Respondent Demographic Information

Instructions

The following questions are used to compile a demographic profile of respondents and are not intended to identify individuals. Please mark the appropriate number or fill in your responses where requested. Questions regarding age, gender, race/ethnicity will assist in capturing diversity.

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= Consent: Read More About this Study

Georgetown University's Institutional Review Board (IRB) requires that the research and purpose of this study be explained, including information on what kinds of questions you will be asked and your rights regarding privacy. Please read the full IRB Invitation for Research document in PDF format.

After reading the IRB document, you must agree to its terms in order to continue.

I agree to the terms of the IRB document.

You MUST check this box before continuing with the CME activity.


= Demographics

A. Gender
 
Female
Male

B. Race and Ethnicity (These categories are based on options offered by the U.S. Census Bureau 2002.)
  Race  
American Indian/Alaska Native  
  Asian (specify)
  Black (specify)
  African American  
  Pacific Islander (specify)
  White  
  Some Other Race (specify)
  Two or More Races (specify)
  Ethnicity  
 
Hispanic
Non-Hispanic

C. Age
Under 30 years
31 - 40 years
41 - 50 years
51 - 60 years
Over 60 years

D. If you are a physician, please indicate your area of practice:
Family and Community Medicine
  Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
  Obstetrics-Gynecology
  Internal Medicine
  Gerentology
  Psychiatry
  Other

E. If you are a non-physician, please indicate specialty:
Nurse
  Nurse Practitioner
  Physician Assistant
  Psychologist
  Social Worker
  Other

F.

Information to document and deliver CME credits:
NOTE: To receive CME credit, you MUST fill in the contact information below.

Name
  Address (street address)
    (additional address)
    (city)
    (state)
    (zip code)
  E-Mail   

   

 

Contact Information: Phone (202) 687-5503 or (800) 788-2066; TTY: (202) 687-8899; 3300 Whitehaven Street, NW, Suite 3000 Washington, DC 20007-2401
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