implementation

more people involved, evaluation more meaningful

Give two advantages of using the total program implementation strategy

phasing in

Gradual implementation Allows more control and keeps the planners from getting in over their heads

Confidentiality

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 aka PL 104-191)

management

The process of achieving results through controlling human, financial,and technical resources

sustain a program

These are 4 ways to _______________ Institutionalize the program Advocate for the program Partner with other organizations/agencies Revisit and revise the program rationale

pilot testing, phasing in, total implementation

What are 3 parts of putting plans into actions

different program offerings, gradually increasing number of participants, location, participant ability

What are 4 ways to phase in?

intervention activities, program logistics, evaluate

When pilot testing you should make sure that... 1. The _________ work as planned 2. Adequate ______________ have been worked out 3. The program participants ___________ the program

pilot test

Advantages of this implementation strategy include -opportunity to test program -close control of program Disadvantages are -very few people involved -not meeting all needs -hard to generalize about results

pilot testing

Allows planners to work out the bugs before full implementation Should be in a similar setting and with people like those in the target population

total implementation

Dive right in Not recommended May work for programs that have a limited scope

informed consent

Elements of ________________ -explain the nature and purpose of the program -inform participants of any inherent risks or dangers associated with participation and any possible discomfort they may experience -Explain the expected benefits of participation -Inform participants of alternative programs or procedures that will accomplish the same thing -Indicate to participants that they are free to discontinue participation at any time

Negligence

Failing to act in a prudent (reasonable) manner. Can result from acts of omission or commission. When in doubt, think SAFETY

pilot testing, phasing in , total implementation

It is recommended that for implementation you begin with _____________ first. Followed by ______________ , and eventually reaching ________________

respect, autonomy, informed consent, maleficence, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice and fairness, confidentiality and privacy

List 8 characteristics of the Code of Ethics for Health Education Profession

Informed consent

No one should participate without first giving this

risk management

Reducing the risk of liability aka __________________ -be aware of legal libabilities -use certified personnel -use good judgment in setting up programs and provide written guidelines for medical emergency procedures -inform participants about risks and dangers of participation

true

T/F There is no such thing as a waiver or release of liability. If you are negligent, you can be found liable

implementation

The act of converting planning,goals, and objectives into action through administrative structure, management activities, policies, procedures, regulations, and organizational actions of new programs

liability

The buck stops here.Can you be held responsible if something bad happens

identifying and prioritizing tasks

These are all examples of ways to ____________________ -logistics -key activity charts -task development -time lines (TDTL's) -Gantt charts -PERT charts -Critical path method (CPM)

when goals are met, when resources run out

WHen does the program end?

accountability, public relation , motivation of current participants, recruitment of new participants

What are 4 reasons why you report or document

adoption of program, identifying and prioritizing tasks to be completed, establishing system of management,puting plans into action, ending or sustaining a program

What are the 5 phases of program implementation

be aware of legal liabilities, use certified personnel, inform participants about risks and dangers of participation

What are three way to reduce the risk of liability?

easier to cope with workload, gradual investment

What are two advantages of using the phased in implementation strategy

big commitment, no chance to test program

What are two disadvantages of using the total program implementation strategy?

fewer people involved

What is 1 disadvantage to using the phased in implementation strategy?