KINE 434 Ch. 8
What is an intervention
-activities or sets of activities that will be used to accomplish the goals and objectives -theory based -efficient and effectiive
what are the advantages of using a multi strategy intervention over one one that includes a single strategy? are there any disadvantages?
-is more likely to effect the target population -
briefly discuss the questions sef forth in this chapter that should be sonsidere before creating an inervention
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define each of hte following terms as they relate to health education strategies: curriculum, scope, sequence, unit of study, lessons, and lession plans/
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identify and briefly explain the five steps in the framework for adapting an evidence-based intervention for new setting.
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what are some of the documents and sponsoring groups that have suggested standards, criteria, or guidleines for program development
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what is health advocacy
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what special issues are there related to inentives with which planners working in the worksite setting need to be concerned
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why should program planners be cocerned with program guidelines that have been developed by professional organizations and other groups?
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what are the major categories of interventions? explain each
1.)health communication strategies: inform and influence decisions 2.) health communication strategies
state and briefly describe the five stages of Kinzies's modified framework for instructional design
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what does dose mean in terms of an intervention
dose refers to the the number of units of the given activity (s). how much, how often
define health literacy and health numeracy and explains how they impact health promotion programs
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