The PRECEDE-PROCEED Model for Community Based Program Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation

question 22

Multiple Choice

The PRECEDE-PROCEED Model for community based program planning, implementation, and evaluation has several phases. Match the phase with the corresponding activities that occur within that phase .
-Phase 5

• A)Collect information about the state of the community. For example, hospital records, community surveys, and focus groups.
• B)Investigate data around issues that may hinder the attainment of the program goal. For example, behavioral, environmental, and lifestyle behaviors.
• C)Identify knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, values and other internal and external resources that influence adopting and maintaining positive or negative health behaviors.
• D)Understand administrative and financial policies that will need to be influenced in order to see that programs are effectively implemented.
• E)Set up and implement the intervention
• F)Conduct a process evaluation to see if the intervention is accomplishing what it was planned to do.
• G)Conduct an impact evaluation. Is the program impacting the target population?
• H)Conduct an outcome evaluation to see the extent to which the program led to the planned health and wellness outcomes.

Comprehend the impact of modern media on communication processes and strategies to manage its challenges.

Understand the importance of being the primary source of information in managing rumors and gossip.

Understand the different types of communication within an organization.

Recognize the characteristics and importance of formal and informal communication.

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