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Summit Evaluations ABOVE AVERAGE OUTSTANDING AVERAGE Overall, how satisfied are you with the summit? 12 9 23 3 1 How satisfied were you with summit staff and onsite support? 21 5 1 Would you recommend this summit to others? Yes - 25 No - 1 Would you come to a similar summit in the future? Yes - 24 No - 2 How did you hear about this meeting? If word of mouth or other, please explain below. IPAC/AIHC 15 Tribe 5 POOR 5 How satisfied were you with the facility and location? BELOW AVERAGE Word of Mouth 2 Other 5 What do you feel you gained from attending the summit? Is it what you expected to gain? •More awareness and ideas regarding advocacy; awareness of health priorities. •Understanding other perspectives about health barriers and opportunities. •We talked about different issues for different age groups. What is working and what is not. •New contacts. •Knowledge of other programs, what works and some fails that didn't. Networking is the best. •The summit was not at all what I expected. I expected more health related, no so much the social services. •Different perspective from others. •Lots of knowledge about other tribes and what they are doing. •I gained new friends and family that I will look to for advice and support. •Wasn't what expected but gained knowledge about billing for mental health. •Meeting new people who have similar concerns. •Some strategies/ideas for talking with my own children/ nieces/nephews. No, not expected. •Having hope. •Yes. •Networking, sharing ideas. Loved the interactions with interns. Did not feel prepared for format ahead of time (agenda). •I gained tremendous amounts of information about culture, support, Native American history and children. •My goal was to share our MIH strategic plan — AIHC. I got much more — the sharing was awesome. •A lot of ideas, a renewal of commitment to work on youth programs. •Insight to reservation living/community. •Not quite what I expected — not sure what the outcome will be, but I appreciate the opportunity. •Contact with people with great ideas. Hope. •Contacts, collaboration. •Learning about other programs that are working. The information was all very helpful. 30 Washington Tribes & Recognized American Indian Organizations (RAIOs) Health Priorities Summit