Final Flashcards
What is the first step in program planning?
Develop a planning committee
How does historical data benefit assessing needs?
We can observe trends in the population over time
What is a valid method to identify the needs of a community?
Ask them
Compare data from two communities to see where diff. exist
Examine epidemiological data
How does the proceed planning framework work?
Begins with the health outcome and works backwards
What is a logic model?
is a one page map of how we get from activities to an end health goal that provides the underlying rationale for a program
True or False: short term objectives should focus on changes in knowledge
True, long term objectives would be behaviour change.
“To decrease the incidence of Rabies in the wildlife population” This is an example of a:
Goal, objective would include a number. ex. “by 30%”
“To increase the number of children (by 30%) that know the rules of safely handling animals” This is an example of a:
Short-term goal because it is focused on knowledge, not behaviour change
True or False: Communities are groups defined by a geographic region
False, anything can be a community
How will Organizations accept change
A top down approach to change
Having outside consultants tell them what to do
Having peer leaders promote change
What is intersectoral action
many factors influence health outside of the health sector
How are needs in a population identified?
Using the best epidemiological data available
Comparing vulnerable populations to standards
Asking the population about their needs
In the ecological framework, neighborhood walkability falls under which level of influence
Community
Reciprocal determination describes the interaction between which three factors
individual, environment and behaviour
Which theory takes into account a persons perceived control over a behaviour
Theory of planned behaviour