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CHANGE tool

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program planning model created by the CDC and Prevention to aid in the design and delivery of health community initiatives

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community context

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general characteristics and circumstances that define a community

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ecological framework

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recognizing that human behavior shapes and is shaped by multiple levels of influence

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enabling factors

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any characteristic of the environment that facilitates action and any skill or resource required to attain a specific behavior

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evidence-based planning framework for pub health

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7 phase model for evdinece-based program planning

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formative research

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process that identifies differences among subgroups w/in a pop, identifies a subgroup, determines the wants and needs of the subgroup, and identifies factors that influence its behavior, including benefits, barriers, and readiness to change

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generalized model

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program planning model that consists of 5 steps + quasi step of pre-planning

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healthy communities model

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planning model that came form a movement that began in the 1980s with assistance from the world healht org to mobilize and empower partnerships w/in ciites and communities to enhance health and well-being

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interventions mapping model

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6 phase program planning model guided by diagrams and matrices that incorporate outputs of the assessment process with relevant theory to help dev approapirate interventiosn for priority populations

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MAP-IT model

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planning guide or model used to assist communitiies in adapting healhty ppl 2020

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MAPP Model

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mobilizing for action through planning and partnerships, a 6 phase program planning model developed by the national association of county and city health officials in 2001

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population-based approach

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planning processes used with large populations

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PRECEDE-PROCEED Model

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predisposing, reinforicng, enabling constructs in ecological diagnosis and evaluation– policy, regulatory, and organizational constructs in educational and enviornmental development

widely known and robust 8 phase program planning model

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predisposing factors

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any charactersitic of a person or pop that motivates behavior prior to the occurence of the behavior

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reinforcing factors

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any reward or punishment folowing or anticpated as a consequence of a behavior, serving to strengthen the motivation for the behavior after it occurs

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SMART model

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social marketing assessment and response tool

7 phase social marketing planning model dev in 1998

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3 f’s of program planning

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fluidity: process that is sequential and logical in nature
flexibility: process that is adapted to the needs of stakeholders
functionality: an assurance that the outcome of planning is improved health conditions, not just the production of a program plan

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explain value of using a model in planning a program

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they provide planners w/ direction and a framework from which to build interventions that can improve the health of individ and communities

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explain value of generalized model

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teach basic principles of planning and evaluation emphasized in most planning models

simple composite of what is represented in most, if not all other models