COMMUNITY HEALTH EXAM 2
2027 WITH 140 QUESTIONS AND
EXPERT-VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is the difference between primary and secondary data in community health
assessment?
Primary data is collected directly by the assessment team, while secondary data is
already collected for another purpose (e.g., census data).
What is a Windshield Survey?
A primary data collection method that involves driving through a community to get
a "pulse of the community."
,What does KEEPRA stand for in primary community assessment?
Kinship, Economics, Education, Political, Religious, Associations.
What are the steps in conducting a survey for community assessment?
Define the sample, choose a sampling approach, choose a survey method, decide
on items to be included, and use evidence-based tools.
What are examples of secondary data sources?
Census data, crime report data, national health survey data, and health statistics
from state or local health departments.
What is community program planning?
Community program planning is a multi-step process that helps communities
understand how to move from their current state to their desired state regarding
health. It typically begins with problem definition and evaluation plan
development, including a feedback loop for improvement.
At what levels does health program planning occur?
, Health program planning occurs at local or tribal, state, and federal levels.
Strategic planning for public health also happens globally.
Define community capacity.
Community capacity is the ability of community members to work together to
organize their assets and resources to improve the health of the community.
What are the four steps of health program planning, as applied from the nursing
process?
The four steps are: 1. Performing assessment, 2. Developing interventions, 3.
Implementing interventions, and 4. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions.
What were the core public health functions identified in the 1988 report "The
Future of Public Health"?
The core public health functions identified were assessment, policy development,
and service assurances.
What is the purpose of Healthy People 2030?
Healthy People 2030 aims to guide efforts to plan, implement, and evaluate health
promotion and disease prevention interventions for the nation, continuing its role
of assessing and projecting improved health status with outcome measurement.
Name some health planning models.
2027 WITH 140 QUESTIONS AND
EXPERT-VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is the difference between primary and secondary data in community health
assessment?
Primary data is collected directly by the assessment team, while secondary data is
already collected for another purpose (e.g., census data).
What is a Windshield Survey?
A primary data collection method that involves driving through a community to get
a "pulse of the community."
,What does KEEPRA stand for in primary community assessment?
Kinship, Economics, Education, Political, Religious, Associations.
What are the steps in conducting a survey for community assessment?
Define the sample, choose a sampling approach, choose a survey method, decide
on items to be included, and use evidence-based tools.
What are examples of secondary data sources?
Census data, crime report data, national health survey data, and health statistics
from state or local health departments.
What is community program planning?
Community program planning is a multi-step process that helps communities
understand how to move from their current state to their desired state regarding
health. It typically begins with problem definition and evaluation plan
development, including a feedback loop for improvement.
At what levels does health program planning occur?
, Health program planning occurs at local or tribal, state, and federal levels.
Strategic planning for public health also happens globally.
Define community capacity.
Community capacity is the ability of community members to work together to
organize their assets and resources to improve the health of the community.
What are the four steps of health program planning, as applied from the nursing
process?
The four steps are: 1. Performing assessment, 2. Developing interventions, 3.
Implementing interventions, and 4. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions.
What were the core public health functions identified in the 1988 report "The
Future of Public Health"?
The core public health functions identified were assessment, policy development,
and service assurances.
What is the purpose of Healthy People 2030?
Healthy People 2030 aims to guide efforts to plan, implement, and evaluate health
promotion and disease prevention interventions for the nation, continuing its role
of assessing and projecting improved health status with outcome measurement.
Name some health planning models.
