front 1 Fundamental to the MAPP process is | back 1 creating partnerships, identifying participants, and forming work groups |
front 2 the foundation of precede-proceed is that | back 2 health status and health behavior result from the interaction of multiple factors |
front 3 according to proceede-proceed the end result of health programs and interventions is | back 3 improved quality of life |
front 4 part of MAPP's community themes and strengths assessment is | back 4 identifying community perceptions of quality of life |
front 5 APEXPH is designed for use by | back 5 local health departments |
front 6 the most comprehensive framework for conducting a needs assessment is | back 6 proceed-proceed |
front 7 the procede part proceed-proceed provides the framework for ------- while proceed is the framework for ------ | back 7 needs assessment, evaluation |
front 8 before a program's goal and objectives can be identified by program planners | back 8 health-related problems must be prioritized |
front 9 which of the following not a reason to conduct a needs assessment? | back 9 to spend funding that hasn't been allocated or has been left over |
front 10 MAPP stands for | back 10 Mobilizing Action through planning and partnership |
front 11 health education seeks to provide ------ and ------- to individuals, groups, and communities | back 11 no data |
front 12 appropriate ways to involve the target population in needs assessment including all of the following EXCEPT | back 12 requiring target population members to provide names of other who could participate |
front 13 APEXPH, MAPP and Precede-Proceed | back 13 are frameworks for the assessment and planning of health programs |
front 14 APEXPH stands for | back 14 Assessment Protocol for excellence in public health |
front 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 | back 15 time |
front 16 a term for a target population's abilities, current resources, and future resources is | back 16 community capacity |
front 17 new cases of illness or injury in the population are referred to as: | back 17 incidence |
front 18 it is important to assess community capacity because | back 18 planners need to know how capable the target population is to participate in the assessment and planning process |
front 19 A written list of community resources and skills of individual members of the community is | back 19 capacity inventory |
front 20 once your health priorities have been determined and validated, the next step is to | back 20 no data |
front 21 the term representing all existing cases of illness or injury in a population | back 21 prevalance |
front 22 which is the proper order of tasks? | back 22 social assessment; epidemiological assessment; behavioral/environmental/genetic assessment; educational and ecological assessment; administrative and policy assessment ? |
front 23 the term resources refers to | back 23 time,money and people |
front 24 coalition members, advisory groups and community representatives can help during a needs assessment by | back 24 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 |
front 25 the first step in determining the contributors to your priority health problems is to | back 25 conduct a through review of relevant professional literature |
front 26 One of the purposes of the social and situational analysis is to | back 26 no data |
front 27 data for the epidemiological assessment is primarily collected | back 27 by reviewing existing documents |
front 28 One of the purposes of the social and situational analysis is to | back 28 no data |
front 29 Most of the data for a quality of life assessment usually comes from | back 29 no data |
front 30 During a resource assessment, levels of ___need___ and ___risk___ are two areas to look at with regard to people. | back 30 no data |
front 31 The most important “P” of the marketing mix is considered to be | back 31 Product |
front 32 Weight maintenance and decreased blood pressure that result from regular physical activity are considered which products in social marketing? | back 32 core |
front 33 Getting clear and useful consumer information depends on | back 33 asking the right questions. |
front 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? | back 34 Place |
front 35 A public awareness campaign claims that quitting smoking makes you more “kissable.” This is an example of__________. | back 35 exchange |
front 36 Providing coupons for free bicycle helmets to people attending a bicycle safety seminar is an example of which type of promotional tool? | back 36 consumer promotion |
front 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? | back 37 Price |
front 38 One of the benefits of ___________________ is that it helps develop programs with good “fit.” | back 38 audience segmentation |
front 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____. | back 39 personal communication |
front 40 Engaging in regular physical activity is considered which type of product in social marketing? | back 40 actual |
front 41 The social marketing “marketing mix” consists of | back 41 product, price, place, promotion |
front 42 Media kits and press releases are examples of | back 42 Public relations activities |