Health Promotion Planning Quiz

What is the importance of using a model for planning a health promotion program?

• Models are not necessary for planning a health promotion program

• Models provide planners with Direction and supply a frame on which to build

• Models are means by which planners give structure and organization to the programming process

• Models ensure that the program will be successful without any effort

Which model is known as the Best known model and most often used in health promotion?

• PATCH: Planned Approach to Community Health (Green & Kreuter, 1999; CDC1983)

• GHFDS: Generic Health and Fitness Delivery System (Patton et al., 1986)

• CHEM: Comprehensive Health Education Model (Sullivan, 1973)

• PRECEDE (Green et al., 1980)

What is the purpose of a Mission Statement in a health promotion program?

• To discourage participants from joining the program

• To confuse the participants about the program's focus

• To provide a clear narrative describing the general focus of the program

• To hide the philosophy behind the program

What is the main purpose of conducting an evaluation in a health promotion program?

• To make the program proponents accountable for the success or failure

• To avoid learning from the program experiences

• To prevent any future programming

• To hide the program's flaws

What is the main objective of Formative Evaluation in a health education program?

• To determine if the goal was achieved

• To assess the social benefits of the program

• To evaluate the impact of the program

• To see if the activities are done according to plan

What are the three levels of evaluation in relation to the PRECEDE PROCEED framework?

• Behavioral and environmental evaluation, Health evaluation, Social benefit evaluation

• Health evaluation, Social evaluation, Behavioral evaluation

• Formative evaluation, Summative evaluation, Educational evaluation

• Process evaluation, Impact evaluation, Outcome evaluation

What is the purpose of Summative Evaluation in a health education program?

• To determine if the goal was achieved

• To assess the social benefits of the program

• To see if the activities are done according to plan

• To evaluate the impact of the program

What is the main purpose of using SMART objectives in a health promotion program?

• To confuse the participants about the program's goals

• To ensure the objectives are clear, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-specific

• To set unrealistic and unachievable goals

• To make the objectives vague and unmeasurable

What is the process of determining the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of a program to improve future programming?

• Monitoring

• Evaluation

• Planning

• Implementation

What is the purpose of conducting an evaluation in a health promotion program?

• To avoid learning from the program experiences

• To make the program proponents accountable for the success or failure

• To hide the program's flaws

• To prevent any future programming