Community Health Assessment and Planning Flashcards

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community definition

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group of individuals who share something in common or are linked by social ties

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2
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utilitarianism

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doing the greatest good for the greatest number of people

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distributive justice

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treating people fairly and distributing resources and burdens equitably among members of a society

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4
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social justice

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ensuring that vulnerable groups are included in the equitable distribution of resources

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5
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coalitions

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formal partnerships in which community members and organizations serve in defined capacities

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6
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ADPIE

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Assessment (recognize cues)
Diagnosis (analyze cues, prioritize hypotheses)
Planning (generate solutions)
Implementation (take action)
Evaluation (evaluate outcomes)

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what does “assessment” define for a community?

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people, place, and function of a community

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what does the community assessment provide the basis for?

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–identifying risk factors and protective factors
–identifying community needs and community strengths
–identifying resources in the community

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first steps of assessment

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–identify and define who the “client” is
–gain entry into community to establish a professional relationship

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steps for diagnosis

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–community nursing diagnosis
–analyze primary and secondary data
–prioritize health needs
–identify focus populations/aggregate
–identify factors that contribute to the health need

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outcome evaluation

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examines immediate outcomes-observable conditions or behaviors that the program was expected to directly affect immediate post-program

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impact evaluation

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examines long-term outcomes-observable conditions or behaviors the program was expected to affect long-term based on the program goals

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13
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relevance

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was the program needed?

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14
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adequacy

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addressed entire program

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15
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progress

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tracking program activities to meet program objectives

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16
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efficiency

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cost-benefit analysis

17
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effectiveness

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results

18
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impacts

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long-term results

19
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sustainability

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is the program able to continue?