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Health promotion program development

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Define community. a group of people related by a characteristic, like age, gender, disability, culture, etc--not necessarily geographically
To what group is primary prevention focused? the greater population
To what group is secondary prevention targeted? groups at risk within the community
Name an example of primary prevention. minimizing environmental risks
What are some examples of secondary prevention? prenatal and parenting classes for teens, fall safety classes, teaching older adults how to access public transportation
Describe volition. one's own will determined by what one feels is important or valued, perceived within capability, and finds enjoyable
WIth what does program development start? an idea or an identification of a need
Define community. a group of people related by a characteristic, like age, gender, disability, culture, etc--not necessarily geographically
To what group is primary prevention focused? the greater population
To what group is secondary prevention targeted? groups at risk within the community
Name an example of primary prevention. minimizing environmental risks
What are some examples of secondary prevention? prenatal and parenting classes for teens, fall safety classes, teaching older adults how to access public transportation
Describe volition. one's own will determined by what one feels is important or valued, perceived within capability, and finds enjoyable
WIth what does program development start? an idea or an identification of a need
What is the step in program development following the idea stage? a needs assessment--determining if the need is present and whether or not it is a priority for the community
What is Phase 1 of the needs assessment? identify the need as expressed by caregiver/leaders/community
What is Phase 2 of the needs assessment? assess specific perceived needs
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