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The people for whom the program is intended to serve are known as the
key informants
priority population
target population
program participants priority population
A stakeholder is any person, community, or organization with a vested interest in a health
program. These are usually decision-makers, program planners, or clients. (T/F) TRUE
his model is used to prioritize needs assessment data
Healthy Communities Model
SMART Model
BPR Model
Intervention Mapping Model BPR Model
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The BPR Model is a model used to fill gaps in health promotion practice by translating data
collected in the PRECEDE phases of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model. (T/F) TRUE
What is the process of identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing the needs of a priority population?
Needs Assessment
Social determinants of health are the conditions in the environments where people are born, live,
learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-
life outcomes and risks. (T/F) TRUE
A set of procedures, methods, and tools for evaluating a policy, program, or project's potential
effects on population health and the distribution of those effects among the population is known
as
self-assessments
health risk appraisals
health assessments
health impact assessments health impact assessments
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Self-assessments are a method of primary prevention in the early diagnosis of certain diseases or
health issues in which a person examines themself. Examples include self-breast examines, self-
monitoring of skin cancer, etc. (T/F) FALSE
They are secondary prevention
Types of secondary data can be gathered from (click all that apply)
Focus groups
Correct! Medical records
Correct! SAMHSA
Participatory research
Correct! CDC
Correct! Governmental agencies
Correct! Non-governmental agencies
Interviews Medical records
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SAMHSA
CDC
Governmental agencies
Non governmental agencies
Capacity Individual, organizational, and community resources that enable a community to
take action
Community Capacity The existing resources of a community that influence their ability to
recognize, mobilize and respond to a social an public health issue.
Capacity Building Strengthening an origination or a communities ability to address health
issues and concerns.
Delphi Technique Group process that provides consensus by gathering and analyzing
responses by using mailed or emailed questionnaires.