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According to Laswell there are 3 components of communication, what are those components?
- the sender
- the message
- the receiver
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.Communication is the production and_________________________________________.
exchange of information by use of signs and symbols
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the 3 basic components of the planning process
- assessment of health problem and its supporting factors
- development of intervention
- evaluation of intervention
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the emphasis of the precede- proceed model is?
focuses assessment
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community intervention
boarder intervention
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.Intervention in a community
more targeted intervention
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.Know and be able to explain the 3 types of interventions
- universal- targeted at general population
- selected- targeted at people who are at high risk for problem
- indicated- families or large groups with individual factors for health problems
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.Examples of high risk populations and why they might be high risk
- immigrants who don't speak English and have no access to health care
- youth who come from high crime communities and dysfunctional families
- lack of income and low education levels
- limited access to health care
- youth who drop out of high school
- adults or youth returning from prison
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According to the risk and protective factors approach to health promotion, the degree to which youth have been exposed to ____________________________ factors is said to predict the likelihood of health risk behavior.
risk and protective factors
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The Harm Reduction Model approach meets people _________________.
where they are
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.The Harm Reduction Model focuses on the reduction of _________________.
health impact
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.Define health disparity:
- differences in health status between the majority population and population sub groups
- example- racial and ethic minority and rural poor
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The lack of _______________ in health care and services has been identified as another cause of health disparities.
cultural competency
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Key factor of health disparity
socio-economic status
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In class discussed 4 impacts of health disparity, provide 2 of those impacts..
- quality of health care
- access to health care
- levels and types of care
- many clinical conditions
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.What are the 3 main reasons to evaluate?
- accountability
- learning and improvement
- theory
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.Process Evaluation
worthy components of the intervention, implemented as planed
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.Impact Evaluation
what short term or immediate impact (change) did the intervention have
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.Outcome Evaluation
did the intervention affect the overall health problem/issue that was the ultimate target
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.Define Logic Model
a diagram or structure that helps you set up an evaluation, it links what you plan to do with its expected impact and outcome
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What do each of the 5 evaluation phases of the precede-proceed model tell you?
- phase 1= from an ecological perspective, provides an overview of the connection between health and other factors, as well as potential social or quality of life outcomes for your program. may also give you an indication of the importance placed on a particular health issue in the community
- phase 2= the nature and extent of a health problem or problems. patterns and trends and the affected populations
- phase 3= behaviors and environmental conditions that you may need to target in an intervention in order to address the identified health problems
- phase 4= factors that inform motivate or lead to the behavioral/environmental risk factors. you may need to target these in order to influence those risk factors
- phase 5= the practical details about putting a program into action
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According the Social Cognitive Theory, changing behavior is the function of what 3 characteristics?
- individual (internal) characteristics
- environmental (external) factors
- reciprocal determinism
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What are the definitions of the individual characteristics of the SCT
self efficacy= confidence in ability to perform behavior capability= knowledge and skills related to behavior changeexpectations= what person thinks will happen if the change is made
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What are the definitions of the environment factors of the SCT
- vicarious learning= person learns by observing behavior of others and the consequence of that behavior
- situation= social/physical envir. in which the behavior takes place and a person's perception of those factors
- reinforcement= positive or negative consequences to a person's behavior
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Define reciprocal determinism
iterative process where a person makes a change based on individual characteristic and social/environmental cues, receives a response, makes adjustments to his or her behaviors and so on....
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