Resident - Driven Project Tracking Tool for FETP Programs
The Summary:
An application collaboratively developed by the US CDC's Global Health Center.
Details:
The Resident-Driven Program Tracking Tool (ReDPeTT) is an instrument created for the Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) to monitor the progress of persons-in-training toward the completion of their graduation requirements. FETP has three levels of training: Frontline, Intermediate and Advanced; with increasing training duration and complexity. Frontline training lasts 3 months, Intermediate 9 to 12 months, and Advanced 24 months
Our Impact:
ReDPeTT addresses FETP tracking and reporting challenges:
Field-focus makes tracking residents' activities difficult.
Understaffed programs report activities less timely and completely
Multiple reporting requirementsgiven collaborative nature of program
Language diversitymakes reporting difficult
ReDPeTT is able to resolve these challenges.