Precede/proceed Model

Question 1

Is a framework for planning and evaluating community and/or health intervention. It provides a comprehensive plan for assessing health and quality of life needs

Answer 1

Precede/Proceed

Question 2

Meaning of PRECEDE

Answer 2

*predisposing
*reinforcing, and
*enabling
*causes in
*educational
*diagnosis, and
*evaluation

Question 3

What is the meaning of PROCEED

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*Policy
*Regulatory, and
*organizational
*Constructs in
*Educational and
*environmental
*development

Question 4

The author who made the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model

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Lawrence Green

Question 5

When was the model proposed

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In 1974

Question 6

PRECEDE has 5 phases

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*phase 1: social assessment
*phase 2: epidemiological assessment
*phase 3: behavioral and environmental assessment
*phase 4: educational and organizational assessment
*phase 5: administrative and policy assessment

Question 7

PROCEED has 4 phases

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*phase 6: Implementation
*phase 7: process evaluation
*phase 8: impact evaluation
*phase 9: outcome evaluation

Question 8

In this phase, you ask the community what it wants and needs to improve its quality of life

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Phase 1: Social diagnosis/assessment

Question 9

In this phase, you identify the health or other issues that most clearly influence the outcome the communith seeks.

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Phase 2: Epidemiological diagnosis/assessment

Question 10

In this phase, you identify the behaviors and lifestyles and/or environmental factors that must be changed

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Phase 3: behavioral and environmental diagnosis/assessment

Question 11

In this phase, you identify the predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors that act as supports for or barriers to changing the behaviors

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Phase 4: educational and organizational assessment

Question 12

In this phase, it identifies administrative and policy factors which should be focused before program implementation

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Phase 5: administrative and policy assessment

Question 13

In this phase, you are now obligated to finish it by setting up and carrying out the plannef intervention

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Phase 6: implementation

Question 14

In this phase, it is about the procedure whether you are actually doing what you planned

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Phase 7: process evaluation

Question 15

In this phase, if evaluates whether the intervention is having the intended impact on the behavioral and environmental factors aimed at

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Phase 8: Impact Evaluation

Question 16

In this phase, you evaluate whether thr intervention’s effects are in turn producing the outcome the community identified in Phase 1

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Phase 9: Outcome evaluation