lecture 9 Flashcards

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What is a logic model?

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A visual map showing program resources, activities, and expected outcomes.

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What is the purpose of a logic model?

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To simplify complex relationships in program planning, implementation, and evaluation.

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What are the components of a logic model?

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Goal, Inputs, Activities, Audience, Outputs, Outcomes.

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Define: Goal in a logic model

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The overall long-term health outcome the program aims to achieve.

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Define: Inputs in a logic model

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The resources (staff, time, money, etc.) invested into the program.

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Define: Activities in a logic model

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The interventions or actions carried out by the program.

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Define: Audience in a logic model

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The primary and secondary target groups of the program.

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Define: Outputs in a logic model

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The direct products of the program’s activities (e.g., workshops held).

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Define: Outcomes in a logic model

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The expected short- or long-term changes resulting from the program.

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What are situation factors in logic models?

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The reason or context that led to the creation of the program.

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What are assumptions in logic models?

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Beliefs or theories about why the program will work.

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What are external factors in logic models?

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Uncontrollable influences on the program (e.g., culture, climate).

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What are strategies in logic models?

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Broad plans or approaches to create change.

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What is a nested logic model?

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A set of linked logic models used for different levels (e.g., funders vs. staff).

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What is the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?

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A planning model for health promotion that guides through assessment, implementation, and evaluation.

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What does PRECEDE stand for?

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Predisposing, Reinforcing, Enabling Constructs in Educational/Environmental Diagnosis and Evaluation.

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What does PROCEED stand for?

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Policy, Regulatory, Organizational Constructs in Educational and Environmental Development.

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What are the 3 principles of PRECEDE-PROCEED?

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Participation, focus on important & changeable factors, measurable objectives.

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What is Phase 1 of PRECEDE?

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Social Assessment – identify community needs and readiness for change.

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What is Phase 2 of PRECEDE?

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Epidemiological, Behavioral & Environmental Assessment – identify health problems and causes.

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What is Phase 3 of PRECEDE?

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Educational & Ecological Assessment – identify predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors.

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What is Phase 4 of PRECEDE?

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Administrative & Policy Assessment – identify needed resources, barriers, and policies.

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What is Phase 5 of PROCEED?

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Implementation – carry out the health promotion program.

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What is Phase 6 of PROCEED?

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Process Evaluation – determine if program implementation follows the plan.

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What is Phase 7 of PROCEED?
Impact Evaluation – assess short-term effects on behavior and factors.
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What is Phase 8 of PROCEED?
Outcome Evaluation – assess long-term impact on health and quality of life.
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What are predisposing factors?
Things that motivate behavior (e.g., beliefs, values).
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What are reinforcing factors?
Rewards or feedback that encourage repeated behavior.
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What are enabling factors?
Resources or conditions that allow behavior to occur (e.g., skills, access).
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Why use PRECEDE-PROCEED?
It ensures participation, allows ongoing evaluation, and adapts to different settings.
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What is the Health Promotion Planning Cycle?
Needs assessment → Define strategy → Implement → Evaluate, reflect, learn.