Program Planning and evaluation Flashcards
(20 cards)
What is paradigm?
is an outstanding clear framework that explains a concept of theory.
What is considered a specific concept or operation of a program?
Paradigm
What are the three main program planning overview?
- Essential for developing effective public health
- Addresses oral health disparities in communites.
- Guided by assessment, goals and implementation.
What is the logic model?
Initially, an evaluation, tool, adapted to create programs
What makes up the logic model?
- input (resources)
- Activities ( strategies)
- Outputs (produced)
- Outcomes (impacts)
Who developed the precede-proceed model?
Green and Kreuter
What are the phases of the precede-proceed model?
Precede- focuses on assessing needs (predisposing, reinforcing, enabling constgruct in educational diagnosis)
Proceed- focuses on implementation and evaluation(Policy, regulatory and organizational constructs in educational and environemental developments)
What do you use for needs asseessment in program planning ?
surveys
interviews
focus groups
epidemiological data
What are the key factors in program planing?
population
socioeconomic status
access to care
What is Setting goals and objectives?
Goals: broad statement
Objective: SMART goals (Specific measurable achievavle relevant time-bound
How do you implement a program?
- mobilze resources
- develop educational amterials
- train staff/volunteers
*Engage stake holders
What are some of the challenges ?
Budget constraints
Community participation
Policy barriers
How to evaluate a program?
- Determine effectiveness and impact of public health programs
- Help accountability and future improvements
What are the differrent types of evaluations?
- Formative: During program development (adjustmetns)
- Summative: After program completion (outcomes)
- Impact: Determines long term changes
What are the different data collection methods?
qualitative: interview, focus group, case studies
qualitative: surveys, clinical data, statistical analysis
mixed methods
What are some effective evaluation barriers?
- lack of funding
*insufficient data - participant dropout
*resistance to change
What are some solutions for barriers of effective evaluation?
secure funding ealry
use validated measurement tools
engage stakeholders in evaluation process
Program planning is?
ensures structures effective public health initiatives
evaluation determines success and areas for improvement
ongoing assessment and revision lead to sustainable community oral health programs.
Evaluation is?
determines success and ares for imporvement
Ongoing assessment is ?
lead to a sustainable community oral health program
