HAN 440 Quiz 1 Flashcards
factors affecting community health
physical/environmental factors
social and cultural factors
community organization
individual behaviors
physical factors
geography
environment
community size
industrial development
climate susceptibility, industry/city development
social factors
community
economy
politics
social norms
socioeconomic status
culture
beliefs, traditions, norms
religion
community organization
influences a community’s ability to solve problems
avoids duplication of services
avoids solutions not in line with norms
individual behavior
contributes to the overall health of the community
(ex: recycling, wearing seatbelt, immunization)
Health Assessment and Planning Model
PRECEDE (assessment; phase 1-4)
PROCEED (implementation and evaluation; phase 5-8)
phase 1
social assessment
- quality of life indicators
phase 2
epidemiological assessment
- health indicators
- genetics
- behavior
- environment
phase 3
education and ecological assessment
- predisposing, reinforcing, enabling factors
phase 4
administrative and policy assessment and intervention alignment
- agency assessment and intervention development
phase 5
implementation
(educational strategies)
phase 6
process evaluation
phase 7
impact evaluation
phase 8
outcome evaluation
PRECE phase 1
-social assessment
-assesses quality of life
-ensures all needs are met
-people are not denied opportunities to pursue happiness
-assists with program planning, identifies community’s social condition and perceptions
GOOD SES = GOOD HEALTH
goal of needs assessment
to identify gaps between what exists and what ought to exist so that you can design a program to reduce those gaps
combines community concerns and data based evidence
assessment
planned process
identifies reported needs (health professional perspective, community member perspective
types of needs (actual vs survival needs)
gauging opinions, assumptions, needs, key issues, assets
community empowerment
social action process
promotes participation
goals of community empowerment
increased individual and community control
political efficacy
improved quality of community life
strategies that foster community empowerment
asset mapping and capacity analysis
asset mapping
places focus on solutions rather than needs of deficiencies (map of what community already has)
capacity analysis
measures the ability to ensure proposed outcomes (examining what community can achieve, given current assets and additional resources)
assessment sources
prior studies and existing records (local, state, federal)
target population (**most valuable source of information)