Logic Models Flashcards
Step 6: Review the Plan
Assess the plan for completeness and logic
Ensure alignment with the situational assessment
Assemble the plan - Logic Model
Review:
Plan format/presentation
Resource allocation
Decide how to proceed and seek approval
Logic Models
Act as a ‘road map’ for the program
Visually present planned work & intended results
Useful for communicating the overall program plan
Help guide evaluation
Components and format may vary
Logic Model – Key Components
Goal – Overall purpose
Audience – Who it targets
Objectives – Desired outcomes
Activities/Outputs – What’s done
Resources/Inputs – What’s needed
Optional Components
Context – Background situation
Indicators – Track outcomes & progress
Assumptions – Beliefs about program success
External Factors – Outside influences (e.g., policy, funding)
Example Goal:
Stay on Your Feet:
Reduce falls & injury in older adults
Video:
- One in three Austrialians over the age of 65 will have a fall?
- Falls are preventable.
- Taking multiple medications (especially for sleep (can make you drowsy), heart, or mood) increase risk of a fall.
- Ask GP or pharmacist to explain benefits or side effects before taking any med or OTC.
- Keep track of your medication with an up-to-date list.
- Ask about a medicine review.
- Ask ways to store medication
- Managing medication
See examples/diagrams
Planning Conclusions
6-step process done (not always linear)
Align with situational assessment
Ensure consistency across all parts
Keep partners involved & get feedback
