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Health Program Plan Design

1.

Fundamental to the MAPP process is

creating partnerships, identifying participants, and forming work groups

2.

the foundation of precede-proceed is that

health status and health behavior result from the interaction of multiple factors

3.

according to proceede-proceed the end result of health programs and interventions is

improved quality of life

4.

part of MAPP's community themes and strengths assessment is

identifying community perceptions of quality of life

5.

APEXPH is designed for use by

local health departments

6.

the most comprehensive framework for conducting a needs assessment is

proceed-proceed

7.

the procede part proceed-proceed provides the framework for ------- while proceed is the framework for ------

needs assessment, evaluation

8.

before a program's goal and objectives can be identified by program planners

health-related problems must be prioritized

9.

which of the following not a reason to conduct a needs assessment?

to spend funding that hasn't been allocated or has been left over

10.

MAPP stands for

Mobilizing Action through planning and partnership

11.

health education seeks to provide ------ and ------- to individuals, groups, and communities

no data
12.

appropriate ways to involve the target population in needs assessment including all of the following EXCEPT

requiring target population members to provide names of other who could participate

13.

APEXPH, MAPP and Precede-Proceed

are frameworks for the assessment and planning of health programs

14.

APEXPH stands for

Assessment Protocol for excellence in public health

15.

lack of trained people, -------, and money are all significant barriers to program delivery and should be assessed as part of a good needs assessment

time

16.

a term for a target population's abilities, current resources, and future resources is

community capacity

17.

new cases of illness or injury in the population are referred to as:

incidence

18.

it is important to assess community capacity because

planners need to know how capable the target population is to participate in the assessment and planning process

19.

A written list of community resources and skills of individual members of the community is

capacity inventory

20.

once your health priorities have been determined and validated, the next step is to

no data
21.

the term representing all existing cases of illness or injury in a population

prevalance

22.

which is the proper order of tasks?

social assessment; epidemiological assessment; behavioral/environmental/genetic assessment; educational and ecological assessment; administrative and policy assessment ?

23.

the term resources refers to

time,money and people

24.

coalition members, advisory groups and community representatives can help during a needs assessment by

all the above ---providing information on how to access documents for review, securing access to hand-to-reach sub-groups for data collection purposes, and identifying important documents for review

25.

the first step in determining the contributors to your priority health problems is to

conduct a through review of relevant professional literature

26.

One of the purposes of the social and situational analysis is to

no data
27.

data for the epidemiological assessment is primarily collected

by reviewing existing documents

28.

One of the purposes of the social and situational analysis is to

no data
29.

Most of the data for a quality of life assessment usually comes from

no data
30.

During a resource assessment, levels of ___need___ and ___risk___

are two areas to look at with regard to people.

no data
31.

The most important “P” of the marketing mix is considered to be

Product

32.

Weight maintenance and decreased blood pressure that result from regular physical activity are considered which products in social marketing?

core

33.

Getting clear and useful consumer information depends on

asking the right questions.

34.

Choosing to deliver a program through social media as opposed to face-to-face is making a decision about which “P” of the marketing mix?

Place

35.

A public awareness campaign claims that quitting smoking makes you more “kissable.” This is an example of__________.

exchange

36.

Providing coupons for free bicycle helmets to people attending a bicycle safety seminar is an example of which type of promotional tool?

consumer promotion

37.

Assessing the target population’s perceived barriers to engaging in a recommended behavior is important in figuring out how to address which P of the marketing mix?

Price

38.

One of the benefits of ___________________ is that it helps develop programs with good “fit.”

audience segmentation

39.

At the urging of public health professionals some physician’s have begun writing “prescriptions” for fruits and vegetables for patients with poor diets. This is an example of____.

personal communication

40.

Engaging in regular physical activity is considered which type of product in social marketing?

actual

41.

The social marketing “marketing mix” consists of

product, price, place, promotion

42.

Media kits and press releases are examples of

Public relations activities