Metro DC Collaborative for Women with HIV/AIDS Needs Assessment Instruments

Needs Assessment Interview
This set of evaluation instruments developed by The Measurement Group was used to conduct a needs assessment among healthcare and social service agencies in the greater Washington D.C. area to measure service capacity for women living with HIV/AIDS. The needs assessment consists of baseline data collection as well as follow-up to measure changes in service capacity for women with HIV/AIDS.

Baseline Follow-up

Self Administered Needs Assessment Questionnaire
This instrument developed by the Measurement Group is a structured interview administered to administrators and line staff in healthcare and social service organizations throughout the metropolitan Washington D.C. area. The purpose of the interview is to obtain indicators of organizational capacity for serving women living with HIV/AIDS.

Baseline Follow-up

Infrastructure Grid
The Infrastructure Grid, an adjunct to the Needs Assessment Interview developed by The Measurement Group, was used to quantify the relationships among various organizations in the metropolitan Washington D.C. service system. The instrument measures the extent to which agencies participating in the needs assessment collaborate with other providers in the service network.

Baseline Follow-up

The Measurement Group

Related Information:

The Metro DC Collaborative Presentations Page