HLT 4310 MIDTERM VERIFIED STUDY GUIDE
Health Behavior - Answers - behaviors that impact a person's health
health education - Answers - more than simply disseminating health information
component of health promotion
Health promotion - Answers - the process of enabling people to increase control over,
and to improve, their health
Program can mean... - Answers - Community Health Program
Project can mean... - Answers - Health Project
Intervention can mean... - Answers - Community Intervention
Assumption of Health Promotion - Answers - -Health status can be changed
-Health and disease are determine by dynamic interactions among biological,
psychological, behavioral and social factors
-Appropriate prevention strategies can be developed to deal with identified health
problems
-Behavior can be changed and those changes can influence health
Why is planning required? - Answers - planning an effective program is difficult
Generalized Planning Model - Answers - 1. assessing needs
2. setting goals and objectives
3. developing an intervention
4. implementing the intervention
5. evaluating the results
Program - Answers - Implementation of structured activities within a community whose
primary objective is to change specific health promoting behaviors and thereby improve
health status.
Determinants of Health - Answers - -Genetic
-Behavioral
-Social
-Environmental
-Personal Health Care
Achievements - Answers - -Vaccination
-Safer Workplace
-Safer&Healthier food
, -Motor Vehicle Safety
-Control of Infectious Diseases
-Family Planning
-Decline in Deaths from Heart Disease & Stroke
Program Planning Model - Answers - -Visual representation of planning process
-Description of steps/stages in planning process
-Gives structure and organization to health promotion programs
-Aids in successful program development & delivery
Selecting a specific planning model - Answers - stakeholder preferences
time
resources
client involvement
funding agency preferences
Precede-Proceed Model - Answers - MOST COMMON Consists of eight phases that
provide a framework for intervention. It is an educational and ecologic model that
incorporates planning for evidence-based best practices, interventions, and integration
of evaluation methods for improvement of quality.
PRECEDE - Answers - 1st Phase: Social Assessment
2nd Phase: Epi Assessment
3rd Phase: Educational/Ecological Assessment
4th Phase: Administrative/Policy Assessment
PROCEED - Answers - 5th Phase: Implementation
6th Phase: Process Evaluation
7th Phase: Impact Evaluation
8th Phase: Outcome Evaluation
Smart Planning Model - Answers - Central focus is consumers
The Phases of SMART (Phase 1) - Answers - Preliminary planning
-Identify a health problem and name it in terms of behavior
-Develop General goals
-Outline preliminary plans for evaluation
-project program costs
The Phases of SMART (Phase 2) - Answers - Consumer Analysis
-Segment and identify the priority population
-Identify formative research methods
-Identify consumer wants, needs and preferences
-Develop preliminary ideas for preferred interventions and communication strategies
The Phases of SMART (Phase 3) - Answers - Market Analysis
Health Behavior - Answers - behaviors that impact a person's health
health education - Answers - more than simply disseminating health information
component of health promotion
Health promotion - Answers - the process of enabling people to increase control over,
and to improve, their health
Program can mean... - Answers - Community Health Program
Project can mean... - Answers - Health Project
Intervention can mean... - Answers - Community Intervention
Assumption of Health Promotion - Answers - -Health status can be changed
-Health and disease are determine by dynamic interactions among biological,
psychological, behavioral and social factors
-Appropriate prevention strategies can be developed to deal with identified health
problems
-Behavior can be changed and those changes can influence health
Why is planning required? - Answers - planning an effective program is difficult
Generalized Planning Model - Answers - 1. assessing needs
2. setting goals and objectives
3. developing an intervention
4. implementing the intervention
5. evaluating the results
Program - Answers - Implementation of structured activities within a community whose
primary objective is to change specific health promoting behaviors and thereby improve
health status.
Determinants of Health - Answers - -Genetic
-Behavioral
-Social
-Environmental
-Personal Health Care
Achievements - Answers - -Vaccination
-Safer Workplace
-Safer&Healthier food
, -Motor Vehicle Safety
-Control of Infectious Diseases
-Family Planning
-Decline in Deaths from Heart Disease & Stroke
Program Planning Model - Answers - -Visual representation of planning process
-Description of steps/stages in planning process
-Gives structure and organization to health promotion programs
-Aids in successful program development & delivery
Selecting a specific planning model - Answers - stakeholder preferences
time
resources
client involvement
funding agency preferences
Precede-Proceed Model - Answers - MOST COMMON Consists of eight phases that
provide a framework for intervention. It is an educational and ecologic model that
incorporates planning for evidence-based best practices, interventions, and integration
of evaluation methods for improvement of quality.
PRECEDE - Answers - 1st Phase: Social Assessment
2nd Phase: Epi Assessment
3rd Phase: Educational/Ecological Assessment
4th Phase: Administrative/Policy Assessment
PROCEED - Answers - 5th Phase: Implementation
6th Phase: Process Evaluation
7th Phase: Impact Evaluation
8th Phase: Outcome Evaluation
Smart Planning Model - Answers - Central focus is consumers
The Phases of SMART (Phase 1) - Answers - Preliminary planning
-Identify a health problem and name it in terms of behavior
-Develop General goals
-Outline preliminary plans for evaluation
-project program costs
The Phases of SMART (Phase 2) - Answers - Consumer Analysis
-Segment and identify the priority population
-Identify formative research methods
-Identify consumer wants, needs and preferences
-Develop preliminary ideas for preferred interventions and communication strategies
The Phases of SMART (Phase 3) - Answers - Market Analysis
