2f. Expand audience via the use of social media sites (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to address misinformation, and provide credible, science-based health information regarding HIV/STD/HCV and other health related topics. 2g. Educate and provide facts via the use of use of social media sites to increase knowledge of HIV related topics such as HIV testing, PEP and PrEP access, Syphilis and other STDs, Drug User Health, and LGBT Health and Wellness. 2h. Use social media to educate, raise public awareness, promote public health messaging and annual observances (e.g., U=U, TasP & PrEP awareness, STD Awareness, National HIV Testing Day, Opioid Overdose Awareness Day, World AIDS Day, etc.) 2i. Evaluate hotline and social media staff to ensure information they provide is clear, accurate/science based and provided in a culturally sensitive and condoms will be provided with materials and/or condoms. 100% of social media activity address one of the following activities: Misinformation/stigma Lack of knowledge Public health messaging / promote national observances 100% of hotline and social media staff will receive training and on-going staff development. 100% of hotline and social media staff will be evaluated to verify information provided is clear, accurate/science based and provided in a culturally sensitive and Conduct condom promotion, education, and distribution activities 3a. Provide callers with condoms and other safer sex supplies upon request (at no cost to the caller). 3b. Use social media sites (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to promote condom access and education. 100% of callers requesting condoms or other safer sex supplies will be provided with condoms/safer sex supplies. 30% of social media posts will include a condom access/education message.
Evaluation and Reporting Objective Budget Category (Activities) Performance Measures Submit timely data reports. NA 4a. Collect and submit program data in accordance with AI protocols. 4b. Submit monthly AIRS extracts to the AIDS Institute. 85% of monthly AIRS extracts will be submitted by the established deadline. 100% of data submitted will be up to date (within 30 days). Submit timely narrative reports. NA 5a. Create and submit narrative reports in accordance with bureau and AI protocols. 100% of monthly narrative reports will be submitted as per protocols and by the established deadline. Submit timely fiscal reports/documents (vouchers, budget modifications, audits). NA 6a. Create and submit fiscal reports/documents in accordance with AI protocols and State Master Contract. 85% of fiscal reports/documents will be submitted as per protocols and by the established deadlines. Engage in continuous quality improvement activities for all funded activities. NA 7a. Routinely examine agency data AI reports available through External Reporting Application (ERA); discuss data internally and with your Contract Manager; implement corrective action plans to address programmatic and data-related deficiencies. 7b. Use quality improvement activities to guide future programming and make modifications. Participate in 4 quarterly calls per year with your contract manager to review data and assess progress in meeting contractual expectations. Number (and %) of programmatic changes made relative to the number recommended by your contract manager. Flexibility in programming is necessary to ensure that resources are effectively directed to the populations and communities most in need. Contract activities and deliverables may be modified at any point in this contract upon direction of the AIDS Institute to address emerging needs or disparities, emerging NA 8a. Assist with other priority public health issues if/when they arise (e.g., local STD case increases, outbreaks, emergency situations, etc.). The contract manager must approve non-workplan work. Aid with non-workplan public health issues if/when they arise.