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What are the key program planning concepts? -
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correct answer 1. Needs and resource assessments: Identifying, a
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2. Stakeholder involvement and feedback: Critical to developmen
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t of the program and the vision, mission, objectives, strategies, an
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Vision, Mission, Objectives, Strategies, Action Plans).
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3. Objectives: Answer Who? What? How Much? By When? And
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ial marketing campaigns, community outreach, etc.
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5. Have an Action Plan: Details as to Who, When, What will be N
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eeded, Barriers, Collaborators/ who should be involved
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correct answer 1. Take stock of your community-
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do a situational analysis, asset mapping, or a SWOT analysis (or
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2. Have a Good Understanding of Need/s
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3. Set Goals and Objectives: Goals-broad statements of intent-
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4. Develop the Intervention/s (Use sound theory and logic).
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5. Implement the Intervention/s.
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6. Evaluate the Results.
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oach to Community Health. The model included CDC in partners
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hip with state and local health departments and local communitie
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