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NUTR 430 Community Needs Assessment Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Describe the concept of community needs assessment - Answers Evaluates health and nutrition status of community- collect data Identify community resources and community's capacity to promote public's health Consider community's wants Purpose of conducting community needs assessment. - Answers Identify problem so can come up with relevant solutions Identify circumstances that would prompt/trigger a community needs assessment. - Answers Community understanding Generate new data Validate research Obtain funding Describe the process (steps) involved in conducting a community needs assessment. - Answers Define the purpose of the assessment as it relates to a nutrition problem - is the purpose to identify a nutrition problem? Confirm nutrition problem? Identify reasons for the problem? Determine existing resources in community that can meet nutrition needs? Characterize problem in subgroup? What are the parameters of the assessment- define the community and the target population Collect data about the community - depends on goals and objectives Differentiate between a goal and an objective for community assessment. - Answers Goal- broad statements of what you want the community needs assessment to accomplish Objective- Steps/ activities needed to achieve the goal Write a goal and/or objective for community assessment for given scenario. - Answers Goals of assessment- determine how much water TAMU students are consuming Objective- plan a survey to determine how much water is consumed by random volunteers Describe sources of data commonly used for community needs assessment. ◦ - Answers Name specific types of data (Tables 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5). Existing data uses existing statistical data Screening Health risk appraisals/ assessment Direct nutrition assessment Surveys- qualitative or quantitative Interview key informants Focus groups Texas Health Facts Data from local or state health agencies Identify advantages and disadvantages of using existing data for needs assessment. - Answers Advantages: saves time

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NUTR 430 Community Needs Assessment Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed

Describe the concept of community needs assessment - Answers Evaluates health and nutrition status of
community- collect data

Identify community resources and community's capacity to promote public's health

Consider community's wants

Purpose of conducting community needs assessment. - Answers Identify problem so can come up with
relevant solutions

Identify circumstances that would prompt/trigger a community needs assessment. - Answers
Community understanding

Generate new data

Validate research

Obtain funding

Describe the process (steps) involved in conducting a community needs assessment. - Answers Define
the purpose of the assessment as it relates to a nutrition problem - is the purpose to identify a nutrition
problem? Confirm nutrition problem? Identify reasons for the problem? Determine existing resources in
community that can meet nutrition needs? Characterize problem in subgroup?



What are the parameters of the assessment- define the community and the target population



Collect data about the community - depends on goals and objectives

Differentiate between a goal and an objective for community assessment. - Answers Goal- broad
statements of what you want the community needs assessment to accomplish



Objective- Steps/ activities needed to achieve the goal

Write a goal and/or objective for community assessment for given scenario. - Answers Goals of
assessment- determine how much water TAMU students are consuming



Objective- plan a survey to determine how much water is consumed by random volunteers

Describe sources of data commonly used for community needs assessment.

, ◦ - Answers Name specific types of data (Tables 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5). Existing data uses existing statistical
data

Screening

Health risk appraisals/ assessment

Direct nutrition assessment

Surveys- qualitative or quantitative

Interview key informants

Focus groups

Texas Health Facts

Data from local or state health agencies

Identify advantages and disadvantages of using existing data for needs assessment. - Answers
Advantages: saves time

More info, often very detailed

May be more representative of a larger population

Saves money

We can monitor trends- if it has been collected in an ongoing matter



Disadvantages: could maybe not be representative of our community

Credibility, bias

Often data is OLD, takes a while to collect and publish

Describe types of data that may identify risk factors for nutrition problems in your community/target
population.

◦including the strengths and weaknesses of each.

◦ - Answers Life style factors

factors that affect food selection ( individual, environmental, cultural)

Direct nutrition assessment tool

A- antrhopometrics

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