Operational Intent: These performance measures examine how activities have been implemented to achieve the following outcome:
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Improve and maintain health care worker readiness for COVID-19 and other special pathogens
Program Performance Measure |
Data Point |
Data Entity |
Calculation |
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PM 14: Percent of sub-recipients providing safety training to health care facility-level staff providing care to COVID-19 patients or PUIs (disaggregated by topic) | Did your facility or organization provide COVID-19-specific trainings for health care facility-level staff on the following topics utilizing Hospital Preparedness Program Cooperative Agreement COVID-19 Supplemental Funding? (Select all that apply): - PPE optimization protocols, extended use, and reuse
- Environmental cleaning and waste management
- Transmission-based precautions
- Hand hygiene
- Infection control protocols for labs (e.g., specimen collection including nasopharyngeal swabbing for both diagnostic and clinical testing, serology testing for plasma treatment, etc.)
- PPE donning and doffing procedures (e.g., universal masking etiquette)
- Safe treatment protocols
- Behavioral health support
- Rapid identification and isolation of a patient
- Other (free response)
If your facility or organization provided COVID-19-specific trainings for health care facility-level staff on the topics listed above utilizing Hospital Preparedness Program Cooperative Agreement COVID-19 Supplemental Funding, how many individuals do you estimate were trained in each topic? (Enter number next to topic area)
- PPE optimization protocols, extended use, and reuse
- Environmental cleaning and waste management
- Transmission-based precautions
- Hand hygiene
- Infection control protocols for labs (e.g., specimen collection including nasopharyngeal swabbing for both diagnostic and clinical testing, serology testing for plasma treatment, etc.)
- PPE donning and doffing procedures (e.g., universal masking etiquette)
- Safe treatment protocols
- Behavioral health support
- Rapid identification and isolation of a patient
- Other (free response)
| Sub-recipient | Number of sub-recipients providing safety trainings to health care facility-level staff providing care to COVID-19 patients or PUIs / total number of sub-recipients
Estimated number of individuals trained by training topic |
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PM 15: Percent of sub-recipients that increased health care supplies for non-EMS health care workers (disaggregated by supply type) | Which of the following types of supplies did your facility or organization procure for non-EMS health care workers with Hospital Preparedness Program Cooperative Agreement COVID-19 Supplemental Funding? (Select all that apply) - Eye protection (e.g., goggles)
- Gowns
- Gloves
- Facemasks or face shields (non-respirator type)
- N95 respirators
- Reusable facepiece respirators
- Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPRs)
- Ventilators
- Testing supplies, including nasopharyngeal (NP) swabs, clinical specimen transport media, etc.12
- Reagents
- Hand hygiene products
- Cleaning products
- Pharmaceutical products
- Other (free response)
| Sub-recipient | Number of sub-recipients that increased health care supplies for non-EMS health care workers / total number of sub-recipients |
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| PM 16: Percent of sub-recipients that implemented activities to improve and maintain health care worker readiness for COVID-19 and other special pathogens (disaggregated by activity) | Which of the following activities did your facility or organization undertake using Hospital Preparedness Program Cooperative Agreement COVID-19 Supplemental Funding? (Select all that apply) - Sharing, in real time, situational awareness regarding PPE models/types and supply levels with their HCCs and state or jurisdiction public health department
- Using staff that participated in just-in-time training to ensure state/jurisdiction special pathogen treatment centers can provide surge capacity and are able to accept a COVID-19 patient in cases where other facilities have exceeded capacity
- Providing health care workers with training, peer review, and consultations on their readiness to ensure adequate preparedness and trained clinical staff knowledgeable in treating patients with COVID-19 in the U.S.
- Providing training or educational opportunities for health care workers aimed at maintaining continuity of operations
| Sub-recipient | Number of sub-recipients that implemented activities to improve and maintain health care readiness for COVID-19 and other special pathogens / total number of sub-recipients |
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12 Recipients should submit a justification in writing to their Project Officer and Grants Management Specialist on why they or their sub-recipients should be allowed to use funding for testing supplies if there is a need to use funding in this manner.
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