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| Used most often to keep flexible. occurs from point of interception to implementation. allows for maximum program benefit |
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| Planned Process combining multidisciplinary approach |
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Primary- prevent from happening
secondary- you have something so you seek help to cure it
tertiary- you have something minimize the effects |
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| Factors influencing Health |
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Environment
Health Care Services
Hereditary
Behavior |
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| Frame-Work for Evaluation |
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| Engage Stakeholder, Describe Program, focusing the Evaluation Design, Gathering credible evidence, Justifying Conclusions, Ensuring use and shared lessons learned. |
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Physical
Mental
Social
Spiritual
Emotional |
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| Fiscal and Legal Protection |
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| Health Promotion Assumption |
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Health status can change
Behavior can be changed
Maintaining behavior change |
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Preventative
policy maker education
preventative policy
lifestyle
health education
health protection
policy support |
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| Generalized Planning Model |
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Asses Needs
Set Goals/ Objectives
Develop of Intervention
Implement
Evaluate |
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Stakeholders preference
time and funding
resources to collect/analyze data
degree of client involvement
funding agencies preferences |
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Mass Media
Risk Communication
Public Relations
Entertainment Communication
Electronic Communication |
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Flexible
Fluidity
Functionality |
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Willingness to Change
Pre-Contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance |
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| Extent to which professionals have adequate knowledge, strength, and attributes to design and implement a program. does it asses the strengths and weaknesses of internal and external planners and, staff. |
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| Degree to which program is mandated by relevant stakeholders |
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| Degree to which is evidence based. |
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Resource
Orientation
Support
Fidelity
Accountability |
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Program Evaluation
Outcome Evaluation
Summative Evaluation
Impact Evaluation
Formative Evaluation |
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Determine Programs Effectiveness
Improve Program
Provide Accountability
Increase Community support
contribute to scientific base for communities public health
to inform policy decision |
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| Cost Effectiveness Analysis (CEA) |
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Quantifies effects of a program in terms of money.
how much to produce
most effective w/health programs then CBA because it doesn't have to place a dollar value on outcomes. |
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| Analysis cost feasibility, compare different programs to each other. cost benefits analysis (CBA) how the resources are used(money) benefit received form each dollar spent. |
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| Outcome Value are determined by there subjective value to stakeholders vs. money. you may select a more expensive way because of public relations. |
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Process of identifying, Analyzing, and prioritizing needs of priority population.
Most important step because it provides objectives data to define important health problems
Set priorities for program implementation
Establish a Baseline for Evaluation Impact |
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Determine the Purpose
Gathering Data, primary/secondary
Analyzing Data
Identify risk factors linked to health problems
Validating the prioritized needs. |
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| Levels and Types of Objectives |
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Process
Learning
Action/Behavioral
Environmental
Outcome |
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Predicates all Else
Program overview or aim
Describes the current focus of the program and may reflect programs philosophy |
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| A future event towards which a committed endeavor is directed. Big Picture. |
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Specific Steps taken towards a goal.
Outlined in measurable terms specific changes that will occur in the population as a result of programs. |
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