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AoR II (2.2)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is a goal? | a general, long-term statement of desired program outcomes and provide the direction upon which all objectives are based |
| "Reduce the number of osteoporosis-related fractures among elderly men and women who live in the area serves by the health department" is an example of what? | a goal |
| What is a mission statement? | a statement that encompasses the distinctive purpose and unique "reason for being" of a program |
| "Reduce the number of obesity-related type 2 diabetes cases in Caucasian men" is an example of what? | a goal |
| A well written objective includes what information? | WHO will do HOW MUCH of WHAT by WHEN |
| What are objectives? | statements that describe, in measurable terms, changes in health status, behavior, attitude, or knowledge that will occur in the intervention group as a result of the program |
| What are the 5 types of objectives? | program/outline, behavioral, environmental, learning & administrative |
| What are program or outcome objectives? | Represent the change in health status that is the desired result of the program or intervention. Include items such as changes in morbidity, mortality, or quality of life. |
| "Within 3 years, osteoporosis- related fractures will decrease by 25 percent in the residents of South County" is an example of what? | program/outcome objective |
| "All pregnant women participating in the WIC Supplemental Food Program will eliminate alcohol from their diets after the first nutritional counseling appointment” is an example of what? | behavioral objective |
| What are behavioral objectives? | objective that describes the behaviors or actions that the population will engage in to resolve the problem and lead to attainment of the program goal |
| "Among those attending the program, weight-bearing activity will increase by 50% over the following six months" is an example of what? | behavioral objective |
| What is a learning objective? | short term, specific descriptions of behavioral (cognitive, affective, and skill dimensions) results sought in relation to the content being taught |
| "After the completion of the program, the participants will be able to state the importance of calorie control for weight loss" is an example of what? | a learning objective |
| "Following the 1 week program, participants will be able to identify 3 relaxation techniques" is an example of what? | a learning objective |
| What is an administrative objective? | details the tasks program facilitators must accomplish for the program to succeed |
| "Prior to the start of the program, planners will contact ten OB/GYN physicians to gather support for the program" is an example of what? | administrative objective |
| "By the first day of the program, all participants will have their own pair of walking shoes supplied by the planning committee" is an example of what? | administrative objective |
| What is an environmental objective? | refers to environmental, or nonbehavioral, influences on a health problem |
| "In the next 5 years, the number of non-smoking facilities in the community will increase by 20%" is an example of what? | environmental objective |
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