A cluster randomized trial of standard quality improvement versus patient-centered interventions to enhance depression care for African Americans in the primary care setting: study protocol NCT00243425

Table 3 Schedule of data collected from primary care clinicians in the BRIDGE study

Overall data collection	Pre intervention	Post intervention
Demographics (age, gender, race, ethnicity, place of birth, residency training, board certification status, practice experience)	X
Specialty (internal medicine or family medicine)	X
Previous communication skills CME training	X	X
Previous mental health CME training	X	X
Readiness to change behavior re: management of depression	X
Knowledge, attitudes, self-efficacy re: managing depression	X
Attitudes about race¹	X	X
Self-reported communication and PDM style	X
Job stress and satisfaction	X
Self-efficacy in managing adherence problems, depression, and patients from socially and culturally diverse backgrounds	X	X
Visit level data collection
Videotape with simulated patient	X
Audiotapes with 5 to 10 depressed patients		X
Visit-specific satisfaction with each patient		X
Perceptions of patients' social and behavioral characteristics		X
Use/process evaluation of CD-ROM/workbook²		X
Rating of intervention effectiveness		X

¹Explicit attitudes measured at baseline before enrollment visit; implicit attitudes measured only at end of study using the Implicit Association Test (IAT).
²Patient-centered intervention providers only

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