CHES EXAM 2018
a web-based quantitative survey
A HES does not have additional staff to assist with data collection, data entry, or analysis, and has a tight timeline for data collection and analysis. which of the following is a feasible method for the HES to collect data on attitudes toward anti-smoking legislation in a region?
searching federal, state, city, and county open data portals
A HES has a limited budget and is looking for baseline data. which of the following may be a secondary data option to consider?
A formal presentation
A HES has collected some resources on drug use and prevention for various audiences. The CEO of a company would like to see information regarding prescription drug use. What is the best way to present this information to the CEO?
Observation
A HES is asked to measure the actual use of a walking trail in a local community. Which of the following methods is best to measure the actual use of the trail over a period of a week?
social media
A HES is assessing which resources to use in a smoking prevention campaign for a community. Because the HES wishes to focus on primary prevention, which strategy is likely to reach the intended audience?
to compare to primary data in the community to understand community need.
A HES is concerned about HIV infection in the community. The HES might use the data on the graph above:
U.S. Census databases
A HES is developing a tobacco prevention program. The HES is looking for evidence-based interventions as part of his/her planning process. The least helpful resource would be:
surveys administered in person
A HES is trying to decide how to collect data for program evaluation in a program to improve nutrition in a low-income community sample. The health educator is looking to randomly select a small number of participants and assess their individual attitudes toward dietary behavior change and their dietary behavior. Which of the following data collection methods would be best to get the largest response rate in this sample?
Know their audience and what they have access to
A HES is working with several agencies to develop an intervention. When selecting strategies, which of the following should the health educator do first?
personal characteristics of the instructor
A HES needs to conduct training for individuals who will be delivering the intervention. which of the following is a critical consideration when conducting training?
Nominal Group Process
A HES needs to determine specific alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use prevention needs and immediately prioritize those needs with a few experts from the priority population. Which primary data collection technique would be the best to use in this scenario?
HaPI (health and psychological instruments)
A HES needs to find an instrument to measure program impact. Which database is best for this?
educational
A HES schedules a panel to discuss issues with program staff related to an emerging disease. This is an example of what kind of strategy?
How many cigarettes do you smoke per day?
A HES specialist wants to connect ratio data on smoking rates. Which of the following questions would achieve this level of measurement?
author's credentials, web site's purpose, and references
A HES was asked to provide a school district with accurate web-based resources for their sexuality education program. What key items would a health education specialist assess?
focus on how new and different the program is from what exists
A Health Education specialist is considering how people might adopt a program in order to understand how best to tailor specific messages. If the health education specialist wants to get the first people to adopt the program using the Diffusion of Innovations, which strategy might be best?
phasing in
A community agency is targeting a variety of social ecological levels to help reduce drug use in the community. Some of the levels will take substantially more time to target. Rather than wait for all aspects of the intervention to be ready, the agency looks to begin with one level and then will add in other levels over time. This is an example of:
fact sheets from a federal health agency
A community coalition is seeking more information to understand the complexities of promoting the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine among teenagers to prevent cervical cancer. The health education specialist should refer them to which type of source for the most accurate information that is also relevant and useful to the coalition?
Identify the audience
A foodborne outbreak has closed three local restaurants, and epidemiologists and food safety staff are hoping to identity the outbreak source. Health education specialists and communication specialists plan to use earned media and social media to educate local community members about the outbreak. What should the health education specialist and communication specialists do first?
advisory board
A group of health education specialists run into a situation where they need to elicit specialized guidance and expert opinion on a specific health topic in order to aid in decision-making. Of the following, which type of group should be consulted?
nominal
A health education specialist collects data with a "yes" or "no" response option. This is what type of data?
enabling
Following the PRECEDE-PROCEED model, which type of factor in the educational and ecological assessment would assess whether community members have adequate access to oral health care services?
Negligence
Forgetting to inform participants about the risks associated with physical activity before having the participants begin a program is an example of:
all the information could be inaccurate
A health education specialist finds a website called The Teen Pregnancy Place, which provides a discussion board where pregnant and parenting teens can obtain advice and make friends online. It is unclear who developed the material or sponsors the site. A fact sheet regarding the weekly development of the fetus is provided, but no references are cited for the information it contains. A links page directs visitors to other websites for resources, services, and products related to pregnancy and parenting. Visitors to the site should assume that:
Breach of confidentiality
A health education specialist gives data from an evaluation regarding drug use any community to a community volunteer to enter. Some of the participants wrote their name on top of the survey what ethical issue has occurred?
focus groups
A health education specialist has been asked to collect qualitative data from participants. Given a short time period to collect data, which method takes the least amount of time?
ERIC (Education Resource Information Center)
A health education specialist is asked to find school health resources for physical activity. The most appropriate bibliographic database search is:
Identify partners and stakeholders who can help with sustainability during the planning process
A health education specialist is creating a program and is concerned about sustainability of the program. Which of the following actions creates the greatest likelihood for sustainability?
Section 508 of the rehabilitation act
A health education specialist is developing a new website as part of an intervention for people with visual disabilities. Which law should the health education specialist review and consider when developing a website?
inputs
A health education specialist is identifying the types of activities to be included in a health education/promotion program. In a logic model, these activities would be included in:
Confidentiality
A health education specialist is managing a mobile health intervention collecting demographic and behavioral information about its participants. After discovering a breach in the program's data storage system, what is the manager's most pressing ethical issue?
Price
A health education specialist is planning a comprehensive community-based strategy to promote physical activity. In the planning process, the health edu specialist would like to use the social marketing model. If they take into account the physiological impact of exercise for sedentary person which of the 4 p's is the health education specialist addressing?
Fidelity and acceptability
A health specialist is working with the community agency to implement an obesity prevention program in the community. They have decided BMI will be measured to assess the rates of obesity at baseline and at one year, physical activity recalls and dietary logs to assess behavior weekly during the six month program, and surveys to assess attitudes at the beginning and end of the program. Evaluator will assess Fidelity and except ability of the intervention throughout the intervention. Which measurements are parts of a formative evaluation?
Attitudes
A health specialist is working with the community agency to implement and obesity prevention program in the community. They have decided BMI will be measured to assess the rates of obesity at baseline and at one year, physical activity recalls and dietary logs to assess behavior weekly during the six month program, and surveys to assess attitudes at the beginning and end of the program. the evaluator will assess fidelity and acceptability of the intervention throughout the intervention. If they created a logic model which outcomes would be considered short-term outcomes?
An infographic with data and short messages
A hospital would like to post information throughout the facility to increase awareness of the potential dangers, spread, and prevention of influenza. Which format would best accomplish this?
Attack rate
A large group of tourists travels on an ocean liner to a tropical island and developed an acute, flu-like illness. The suspected cause of illness is associated with cruising on this ocean liner. Health authorities need to know the number of all passengers who became ill, as well as those who traveled on the ocean liner. which rate should the health education specialist calculate to provide information to health authorities?
Change the core elements that make the program effective.
A local health department has decided to adopt an evidence-based program for obesity prevention with educational materials that are not completely compatible with the community it services. In the process of adapting the materials to make them more suitable for the population, the health education specialist should be cautious not to:
meets federal guidelines and does not exceed a certain percentage of the nonprofit's activities
A non profit agency can perform lobbying as long as that lobbying:
cultural audit
A process that is used in organizations, similar to a needs assessment, assesses assumptions and values to health education/promotion. This is a:
build trust and respect between the learners and instructors
A university is working with community health workers, an American-Indian tribe, and the Tribal Health Organization to implement a diabetes prevention program. Two-day training is being planned for the community health workers to ensure proper program delivery. What should the trainers do to create an inclusive learning environment?
Feasibility
According to the CDC framework for program evaluation, being realistic, prudent, diplomatic and frugal, is part of which standard for effective evaluation?
Health Belief Model
According to which theory or model do people assess the threat of an emerging disease by assessing their perceived susceptibility against the severity of the disease.
process evaluation
Advocacy evaluation often involves careful tracking of implementation throughout the advocacy effort. What type of program evaluation is this considered?
Perceived need
After conducting a needs assessment, a HES finds the community lacks the infrastructure to support physically active lifestyles. However, community members are more concerned about drug use in the community. in this example, drug use is a:
only visit sites that end in.gov, .org, .edu
After his partner was diagnosed with breast cancer, an older citizen of a community is overwhelmed by the amount of information on the topic by the internet. He asks how to sort through the information to find reputable sources. One way to help him easily limit his search is to tell him to:
the partnership is not cost effective, and should be reexamined
After the end of a year-long program, a partnership is being evaluated. The evaluation reveals that the results of the program are minimal, and the expense high for both partners. However, the community supports the partnership, and both agencies enjoy working together on the program. What is likely to be the finding of the evaluation report?
Behavioral objective
Among program participants, smoking rates will decrease by 35% in 12 months is an example of a/an:
ensure the program was culturally appropriate and relevant.
An after school program was developed to help overweight and obese adolescents lose weight. In developing the program, the health education specialist considered the adolescents' attitude, beliefs, and values regarding diet and physical activity. knowing this information, the HES helped to:
conclusions
An evaluation of a program has been conducted, and a health education specialist is preparing a report in a very tight timeline. Though all sections of the report are important for clarity and content, on which section should the health education specialist spend the most time since it likely will be read more closely by stakeholders?
support groups for smokers in a cessation program
An informal channel for communicating information about smoking policies at the work site could include:
Revolutionary
An organization is undergoing restructuring because of budgetary cuts, which in turn impacts health promotion efforts. Which approach to organizational change is occuring?
Fidelity
As an HES monitors program implementation, he/she find several lessons were not implemented as originally planned. This illustrates lack of:
increase awareness of the potential effects of the condition.
Communication aimed at patients with non-life-threatening medical conditions is primarily developed to:
Resources
Conducting a capacity assessment focuses on identifying community:
behavioral
Consumption, medication compliance, and self-care are considered which type of factors related to health?
infrastructure
Data storage is an example of which type of technology need?
process evaluation
During a health education program, questions about whether the participants like the instructional materials and if instructors find them easy to use are examples of?
fidelity
During delivery of a health promotion program, it becomes apparent the amount of time allotted to each lesson or activity is not sufficient. The person delivering the program decides to delete some content to make the lesson fit. The action could result in a lack of:
use peripheral stimuli, such as pictures or video to increase attention
During the flu season, health education specialists often try to promote the flu vaccine to the general public, according to the Elaboration Likelihood Model, a person who does not feel susceptible to the flu might not pay attention to messages promoting the vaccine. How might a health education specialist craft a message in order to target this population?
proxy measures Using a proxy measure means when you can't measure exactly what you want/need, you measure what you can
Using a written questionnaire, a cross-sectional survey about personal alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use behaviors was administered to a priority population. The priority population for the survey did not respond. The health education specialist would then need to find other evidence that the behaviors occurred or did not occur using:
how receptive the community or target population is to the proposed policy or advocacy
When choosing a policy or issue to advocate on with a legislator, which criteria should be considered first?
look for evidenced-based interventions and use existing protocols and materials, if possible
When considering materials to use for a health education/promotion program, which of the following should a health education specialist do first?
Audience
When creating a marketing plan for a program, which of the following should be identified first?
By outlining specific portions of the priority population to focus on
When creating a marketing plan, an HES must segment the audience. How does this occur?
create partnership mission, goals, and outcomes
When creating a partnership, which of the following tasks should be completed first?
what tactics should be used to influence people?
When developing advocacy plans, which questions would be considered last?
use a mix of strategies to involve the learner
When developing and preparing to implement an intervention, which of the following practices is most pedagogically sound?
specify job performance
When facilitating a training workshop on a new electronic medical records system at a clinic, the HES is following the steps for successful training programs. He/she is confident in implementing the training steps, as there is little difference between this process and general health education program implementation, except for the need to:
stating the purpose of the lesson
When implementing well designed health education class lessons for adult learners, the HES should incorporate which of the following adult learning principles?
Epidemiological assessment
When planning a cardiovascular disease prevention program following the precede-proceed model, data on high fatty acid intake would fall into which assessment phase?
The participants' perceived benefits of the program.
When reporting a program's evaluation results to community members, the most important aspect to highlight is:
a fact sheet about the issue
When starting the advocacy process, the HES should develop
a written agreement outlining the work needed.
When working with consultants or contractors, it is necessary to secure:
outcome
When writing objectives for the worksite exercise promotion intervention, the HES wishes to measure any morbidity, mortality, and health status change occurred as a result of the intervention. He/she would write which type of objective?
published data form a CDC article
Which method represents a secondary source for a needs assessment?
Changing text size or statistics
Which of the following are considered safe changes to materials to program activities when using a packaged health edu program?
Training participants will be able to list three resources for patients who report sexual misconduct by the end of the session
Which of the following is a SMART training objective?
Logical Model
Which of the following is a common way to illustrate alignment of programs with an organization's mission and goals?
lack of seat belt use
Which of the following is an example of a behavioral factor that must be considered to assess the root causes of racial and ethnic disparities?
"individuals participating in the health education program will be able to identify 3 ways to protect their skin from the sun by the end of the program"
Which of the following is an example of a correctly written learning objective?
Determining the objectives of the survey
Which of the following is the first step in designing a survey?
Effective communications should include feedback loops through which intentions, ideas and information can be exchanged.
Which of the following is true about successful partnerships?
Is the information compatible with the community context?
Which of the following questions does NOT help to assess the accuracy of a resource?
It explains that the benefits, risks, and participation is voluntary and may be terminated at any time
Which of the following statements about informed consent is correct?
Use graphs or charts, rather than tables are numbers, to show rates of illness or injury
Which of the following statements contains accurate principles to address low health literacy?
to seek someone with specialized skills not available internally.
Which one of the following is typically considered a good reason for a public health agency to seek outside help from someone other than a staff member?
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Which organization is a reliable source for data related to disabilities resulting from automobile crashes that would be used in health education program planning?
informal interviews, observations, and survey
Which represents primary sources that could be used for a community needs assessment?
results
Which section of an original research paper presents evidence tested against the stated hypotheses or research questions and presents the statistical findings?
revealed prior to hiring
While hiring new employees, the health education specialist should contact the candidates' professional references and validate the employees' degrees. In doing so, discrepancies may be
establish validity and reliability for the modified instrument in the high school population.
While working with a tight timeline, a HES chooses to modify an existing instrument to measure self-efficacy in high school students. However, the original instrument was used in a college population. In order to use the instrument, the HES must:
publish articles in peer-reviewed journals on the importance of professional development
With so many changes in health education and health-related policy on a daily basis, it is essential that health education specialists advocate for professional development for the field. Which of the following is a way to advocate for professional development in the field of health education?
help the client identify and understand their options
Within the healthcare system, the primary function of the HES is to:
AHA (American Heart Association)
a HES is developing health literature about symptoms of stroke and what to steps are necessary to take action for adults in the community. What is the most valid source of information to use?
critical path method
a new HIV testing intervention is being planned to support efforts to increase screening rates. The intervention is planned to start in six months. Which of the following is a proven method to create a timeline and plan for the intervention?
an advocacy plan
Goals, organizational considerations, constituents, allies, opponents, targets, and tactics are all elements of:
PsychINFO
HES and a local health department are trying to understand mental health conditions, and those with chronic illnesses such as diabetes and cancer. Which of the following resources would be the best database to find mental health research articles?
First consider how the priority population prefers to get their information.
HES wishing to target subgroups of the priority population should:
program components being implemented in the correct order
Health departments and worksites are implementing a new health education/promotion program to increase influenza vaccine rates for adults in a five county area. What will the project lead focus on to assess the fidelity of implementation?
societal
Health illiteracy, economics, and poverty are considered which type of factors that cause racial and ethnic health disparities?
Vision Statement
Healthy children in healthy communities is an example of:
demonstrate how to prepare a healthy meal
If a HES wished to use the application level of Bloom's taxonomy in an intervention aimed at decreasing saturated fat consumption, what might the HES have the priority population do?
Beneficence
If a HES wishes to use online surveys because of the ease of data collection, but the priority population struggles with technology. This is breach of which ethical principle in managing technology?
Use a logic model to show how the program aligns with the organizations mission
If a health education specialist is trying to gain support for program within an organization, which is one way to rationalize the program to key stakeholders?
Retain scales to cover an entire domain, rather than select on question for a complex domain.
If selecting items from an existing instrument, which of the following is the correct procedure?
secondary
In a community based heart disease intervention, mass hypertension screenings at the shopping mall were used as the "kick off" activity. Which level of prevention are the screenings?
population at risk
In a community, twice as many people died over the course of one year in house fires than in car crashes. Community members demand the health education specialist immediately create a fire prevention intervention. Before planning the fire prevention intervention, the health education specialist should first determine the:
tailoring a message
In a health education program, participants are asked about their readiness for change so that content in a message can be personalized. This is an example of:
sometimes behaviors are influenced by other factors, such as lack of access to healthy food, that are out of a person's control
In a meeting, community members offer suggestions for curbing the community's obesity problem. They focus on the behaviors of individuals in the community, thinking if community members change their dietary behaviors, then the obesity problem will be solved. A HES explains the solution is not this simple because:
health disparities
In a priority population, the infant mortality rate and overall death rate for mothers with less than a high school education is almost twice as high as mothers with 13 or more years of education. These are examples of:
Establish the relevance of the information to learners
In health edu presentations, which of the following is an appropriate guideline to promote learning?
An ecological model of health
In order for partnerships to be effective, their composition needs to reflect members that are knowledgeable about the populations they serve, reflect multiple domains in consideration of relative risks and protective factors, and possess a diverse presentation. A model that facilitates this selection process is:
Gantt Chart
In planning a health education/promotion program, a health education specialist needs to develop a timeline for delivery of the intervention. Which of the following accomplishes this task?
Consider the nature of the audience and the purpose of the program
In the process of selecting the most appropriate educational method to use in a health education program, which of the following guidelines should be used?
institutional
In the social ecological model, a school or worksite would fall under which factor or level?
cultural competency
In working with a community that has a large Spanish-speaking population, a health educator engages a lay-health worker early in the planning process to be sure that the program is planned, implemented, and evaluated appropriately. An advisory group is formed to assess the relevance of the program activities. These important steps are a way to help improve:
communication channels
Newsletters, community meetings, public service announcements, and social networking sites are examples of:
Mission, Vision, and Values
One of the first considerations when determining the potential appropriateness of an external organization for collaboration is an alignment of:
Use community-based participatory research
One of the ways to comprehensively engage the priority population in the program planning, implementation, and evaluation process is to:
track if activities produce outputs that lead to outcomes
One use of logic models is to:
define the audience for the material
Print material was selected as the appropriate way to provide a take-home message to reinforce concepts presented during a behavior change intervention. The first step in planning the specific materials to be developed is to:
an assessment of existing health needs and problems
Program planning begins with:
Health policy
Smoking bans in a restaurant are which type of strategy in a community-based smoking prevention program?
deciding on salary of key personnel
Stakeholders are typically involved in the program planning process in many ways, except;
starting a community petition drive
which of the following is an example of grassroots advocacy?
prevalence rate (actual number of cases present)
A health education specialist is planning a multilevel program to decrease rates of obesity in an urban community. Community gardens are planned for empty lots, and local convenience stores have agreed to begin selling fruits and vegetables. To assist families, mobile devices will be given out and used to help deliver messages and tips, and well as to collect data. Additionally, community leaders have pledged to focus on making the community safe for physical activity. Volunteers are mapping out walking routes to encourage families to walk together. Partnerships have formed and memorandums of understanding have been drafted. A hospital is expanding outreach services and facilities with a new unit focused on prevention and the treatment of chronic disease. The health education specialist is tasked with gathering local data on these conditions. Which is the most useful?
mobile devices
A health education specialist is planning a multilevel program to decrease rates of obesity in an urban community. Community gardens are planned for empty lots, and local convenience stores have agreed to begin selling fruits and vegetables. To assist families, mobile devices will be given out and used to help deliver messages and tips, and well as to collect data. Additionally, community leaders have pledged to focus on making the community safe for physical activity. Volunteers are mapping out walking routes to encourage families to walk together. Partnerships have formed and memorandums of understanding have been drafted. Which of the following would be considered an infrastructure /supply need?
Partnerships
A health education specialist is planning a multilevel program to decrease rates of obesity in an urban community. Community gardens are planned for empty lots, and local convenience stores have agreed to begin selling fruits and vegetables. To assist families, mobile devices will be given out and used to help deliver messages and tips, and well as to collect data. Additionally, community leaders have pledged to focus on making the community safe for physical activity. Volunteers are mapping out walking routes to encourage families to walk together. Partnerships have formed and memorandums of understanding have been drafted. which of the following could be considered a financial resource for the program?
equity
A health education specialist is planning a multilevel program to decrease rates of obesity in an urban community. Community gardens are planned for empty lots, and local convenience stores have agreed to begin selling fruits and vegetables. To assist families, mobile devices will be given out and used to help deliver messages and tips, and well as to collect data. Additionally, community leaders have pledged to focus on making the community safe for physical activity. Volunteers are mapping out walking routes to encourage families to walk together. Partnerships have formed and memorandums of understanding have been drafted. If mobile devices were not given to the priority population, which ethical principle might have been breached, especially in terms of program delivery?
does the priority population of interest use this type of technology?
A health education specialist is working with a community agency on an obesity prevention program in the community. They have decided to use BMI to measure rates of obesity at baseline and at one year, physical activity recalls and dietary logs to assess behavior weekly during the six month program, and surveys to assess attitudes at the beginning and end of the program. The evaluate will assess fidelity and acceptability of the intervention throughout the intervention. If a health education specialist is designing an intervention to be delivered using an emerging technology, which preliminary planning question is most important?
adapt the lesson to the learners' needs so they are able to understand the information or skill
A health education specialist notices one of the lessons is not working as planned. What is the appropriate way to proceed?
producing a PSA for local radio
A health education specialist wants to raise awareness among a general audience of the dangers of secondhand smoke. which delivery method would reach a broader audience?
photovoice or story telling from the student's point of view.
A health education specialist would like to attend a school board meeting to discuss safety issues in the school. Though multiple forms of data will be used, which of the following will cause a more emotional reaction to evidence of the necessity of an intervention?
GIS mapping
A health education specialist would like to present visual data regarding community assets. Which of the following can be used to achieve this?
Gantt chart
A health education specialist would like to use a planning tool that outlines when specific tasks are to be accomplished before, during, and after a program. The health education specialist would also like to track actual accomplishments of these tasks using this same tool. Which of the following method would be most useful?
join a professional health education organization
A health educator has just begun his career after graduation. He is trying to make contacts with other professionals, so that he can network and share ideas. Which of the following ways is the best way to achieve this?
procedural manual
Before implementing a program, a HES should develop "how-to" materials for implementing a program. This is called a:
Process Objective
By 2018, volunteers will distribute informational flyers to at least 50% of program participants. This is an example of which type of objective?
The impact of messages
Reach, recall, and medial impressions are common metrics used to evaluate:
Synthesizing
The HES must analyze the meaning of the data collected during the assessment and determine health education/promotion needs. If the HES aggregates the data, which cognitive progress of the qualitative research is he/she focusing on?
Counseling for decision-making
The client comes to an HES for health counseling and coaching. The client feel stress associated with unresolved conflict and poor coping patterns. The health coach decides to use which of the following approaches/theoretical orientation is to counseling in order to meet the specific client need?
implementation
The community heart health coalition was formed about one year ago, and it is now in the process of collecting needs assessment data and creating a strategic plan. This coalition is cycling through which stage of coalition development?
BMI, physical activity, diet, and attitudes
The following scenario is used for question 130. A health education specialist is working with a community agency on an obesity prevention program in the community. They have decided to use BMI to measure rates of obesity at baseline and at one year, physical activity recalls and dietary logs to assess behavior weekly during the six month program, and surveys to assess attitudes at the beginning and end of the program. The evaluator will assess fidelity and acceptability of the intervention throughout the intervention. In scenario C, which measurements are parts of the summative evaluation?
the generalization of the findings
The health department administrator just returned from a meeting where someone used a focus group to gather data and now has a great idea. The administrator tasks the health education specialist with conducting a focus group of low income citizens from the south side of town to answer questions about which heart disease intervention the department should offer city wide. Knowing the limitations of this strategy, the health education specialist is rightfully concerned about:
supporting participants
The health education specialist has core substance abuse prevention coalition members in place and is currently broadening group representation. Some new members only contribute money to the coalition and are categorized as:
ordinance
The health education specialist is working with a local community to institute a smoke free environment and local businesses, agencies, and restaurants throughout the entire community. What type of health strategy would the health education specialist implement in the community?
epidemiological assessment
The health education specialist would use a prioritization matrix in which phase of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
Grassroots lobbying
The healthy hearts coalition emails all PTA/PTO members and asks them to contact their district school board members to vote for the healthy snacks in school policy. This appeal is considered:
Gantt Chart
The intervention program has been adopted, and the priority population is ready to participate. The implementation team needs to know their tasks and associated due dates, and the health education specialist needs a relatively simple way to track the team's projected and actual task completion progress. They meet both needs, as well as to identify and prioritize all of tasks needed for full implementation, the health education specialist creates:
Collaborations or partnerships
The lead and radon program at a state health department did not have its funding renewed and is scheduled to end in the next twelve months. A strategic plan, vision, and program evaluation data are available. What other sustainability domain or element should a HES explore for sustaining program?
get the priority population to accept the program
The most critical step in the implementation process is to:
CAEP (counsel for the accreditation for educator preparation)
The organization that accredits undergraduate teacher preparation programs is:
environmental change
The school wellness committee placed speed bumps on all school parking lots bordering school playgrounds. This in an example of which type of intervention strategy?
formative evaluation
The social media campaign to change social norms related to teen pregnancy developed by a health education specialist is reviewed by a group of adolescents from the priority population. Their feedback allows the HES to make changes before implementing the campaign. What type of evaluation is this?
ensure program objectives are met
The trainer's primary responsibility is to:
formative evaluation
The videos and accompanying workbook activities chosen for an intervention are pretested then revised and improved right before the start of the intervention. This type of evaluation is called:
RE-AIM Reach Effectiveness Adoption Implementation Maintenance
To deal with the greatest drawback to a multilevel strategy intervention, which of the following models should be followed?
impact evaluation
To determine the immediate effects of a health education program, the health education specialist should use which type of evaluation?
An implementation guide
To help improve intervention Fidelity, A health education specialist should create:
