Lesson 3 Program Planning Flashcards

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What is program planning?

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  • Deliberate introduction of social change
  • Decision making
  • Creating change

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What is the “business” of health education/promotion?

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Changing behaviors

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What are the phases of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?

(hint: SEE IIPI)

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PRECEDE-PROCEED MODEL

  1. Social assessment
  2. Epidemiological, behavioral, and environmental assessment
  3. Educational & ecological assessment
  4. Intervention Alignment
  5. Implementation
  6. Process evaluation
  7. Impact and outcome evaluation
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What are the three F’s of program planning and what does each mean?

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  • Fluidity
    • Sequential process
    • Problems occur if steps are performed out of sequence
    • Build upon on another
  • Flexibility
    • Adapting as the planning process unfolds
    • Planning is usually modified as the process unfolds
  • Functionality
    • The plan must relate to the business of health education
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What are some common “triggers” to begin the program planning process?

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  • Funding announcement
  • Staff interests in area
  • Strategic planning process
  • News coverage
  • Local activism
  • Recommendations from evaluation
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What should drive program planning?

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NEED

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What are the five-factors common to all planning models?

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  1. Needs assessment
  2. Setting goals & objectives
  3. Planning or development
  4. Implementation
  5. Evaluate
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