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True or false: Health planning occurs on both an ongoing and episodic basis?   True  
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Ongoing health planning occurs within state departments. Name 2   Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National Institutes of Health (NIH)  
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The timing of health planning depends on the _____________ of the planning agency, the type of assessment data, and the _________ of the health problem.   Responsibilities; nature  
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What program or group has set the priorities for the nation's overall health plan for each decade since 1979?   Healthy People  
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Levels of health planning: What approach starts with local or state level in addressing a health problem?   Bottom up approach  
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Levels of health planning: What approach starts from a regional, national, or global initiative to improve health status?   Top Down approach  
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What group establishes health priorities with input from (and collaboration with) its member nations, the United nations, and other intl agencies?   The World Health Organization  
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Seeks to build a more equitable world society through a partnership between rich and poor nations with the goals to eliminate extreme poverty in the world by 2015.   The Millennium Development Goals  
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Who is associated with the Healthy People series?   Smith  
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Why do we need state departments of public health?   Federal government depends on state to care for local citizens (top-down).  
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The national health agenda that communicates a vision and a strategy for improving the health of the nation's population and achieving health equity is known as ___________   Healthy People 2020  
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A systematic process that uses several approaches including key informant interviews, analysis of data on health status and health behavior indicators, observation,and community surveys is known as a __________ _____________ assessment   Community Health assessment  
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What is the goal of a community health assessment?   To identify the community health problems that are priorities for intervention, as well as community resources to address each health problem or need.  
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Providing health promotion in the community is what form of care? Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary?   Primary  
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Person knowledgeable about specific aspects of a problem and the community's current and past attempts to addre3ss it is known as a ____________ _______________   Key informant  
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Group of consumers, health professionals, policy makers, and others working together to improve community health status and or solve a specific community health problem is a __________________   Coalition  
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An individual, organization or group that has an interest in a specific community health issue or the outcome of a community level intervention is a __________ ____________   Stake holder  
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T or F? A community of interest is specifically a small scale geographical region.   False - the community of interest may be an entire nation, state, county, or city on the basis of geographical or political boundaries.  
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Differences in health status health status that result from 1) systematic disadvantages in access to basic needs or health care services or 2) systemic deficiencies in the organization and delivery of healthcare services due to financing problems is   Health Disparities  
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Health ____________ is based on the principles of fiarness and social justice, as well as the belief that all people have an equal value.   Health equity  
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_________ ___________ refers to an equitable sharing of both the common burdens and the common benefits or advantages in society.   Social justice  
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T or F? The purpose of using levers of change is to decrease driving forces and/or to increase restraining forces   FAlse - The purpose of using levers of chagne is to increase driving forces and/or to decrease restraining forces.  
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Whose theory of change envisioned planned organizational change as a three-step process of unfreezing, changing, and refreezing?   Karl Lewin  
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In Lewin's model of change, what is the first step?   Unfreezing  
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Model of Change: ____________ moves a community from the stage of denial or lack of awareness toof the need to change a condition or to address an issue to a stage of preplanning or preparation for change.   Unfreezing  
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Who said, "A round man cannot be expected to fit in a square hole right away. He must have time to modify his shape?"   Mark Twain  
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In Lewin's model of change, what is the 2nd stage?   Changing  
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Model of Change: Once a community is aware of the need for change or dissatisfied with the current conditions through growing awareness or crisis, this process begins: __________   Changing  
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In Lewin's model of change, what is the 3rd stage?   Refreezing  
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What must always be a concern when planning changes in health beliefs, knowledge, behavior, or social conditions?   Sustainability  
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What type of analysis involves identifying factors within a community or organization that are driving or reinforcing change in the desired direction as well as those that are restraining or resisting change?   Force Field Analysis  
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Who developed Force field analysis?   Karl Lewin  
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In the example of the force field analysis of influenza immunization in Hispanic adults aged 50 and above, what becomes the norm between forces driving change and the forces restraining change (Fig 8.4 p 145)   Status Quo  
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What needs to be considered in selecting the most appropriate types and levels of interventions for community changes?   Assessing the community's readiness to change.  
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In the force field analysis example of influenza immunizations in hispanic adults, Fear of needles, Language barriers, and lack of transportation are: forces that drive change or forces restraining change?   Forces that restrain change  
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T or F? Community participation in all steps of the change process hinders the potential for the program success and sustained changes in community health status.   False - Community participation helps increase the potential for program success.  
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A ____________ model for a community health program is a visual representation of the logic behind the operation of the program.   Logic model  
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Community health program Logic model: who will receive services is the _____________ _____________   Target population  
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Community health program Logic model: What will be done is the _____________   Activities  
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Community health program Logic model: _______________ tells when it will happen   Timeline  
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IN the SMART program objective, S stands for _________________   Specific  
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IN the SMART program objective, M stands for ____________________   Measureable  
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IN the SMART program objective, A stands for ___________________   Achievable  
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IN the SMART program objective, R stands for _______________   Relevant  
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IN the SMART program objective, T stands for ________________   Time bound  
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Is the following an example of SMART or not SMART? The number of older minority residents of River city receiving a flu shot will double.   Not SMART (not specific, no timeline) p 149  
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Is the following an example of SMART or not SMART? Fewer teens will stop smoking.   Not Smart  
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Is the following an example of SMART or not SMART? The program will reduce teen pregnancy.   Not Smart  
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Is the following an example of SMART or not SMART? The number of births to girls aged 19 and younger in River City will be reduced by 20% from 40 births in 2010 to 32 or fewer in 2015.   SMART  
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Project funding usually comes from one of the following three sources: 1. 2. 3.   1. Government agencies 2. Private foundations 3. Local resources (banks and businesses, etc.)  
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Community benefit programs focus on what type of prevention?   Primary prevention  
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Community Benefit programs seeks collaboration with community ________________ as full partners.   Stakeholders  
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The goal of social marketing is to _____________ ______________   Change behavior  
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T or F? Small changes at the community level or population level are helpful but don't have the potential to create significant change in the health status of a community.   False. Small changes do have the potential for significant change.  
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Public policies such as tax increases on tobacco, alcohol, or soft drinks; enforcement of seat belt use; or tax incentives for clean energy can serve as _________ ______________ to bring about change in community health status.   Policy levers  
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T or F? The technique of mapping the web of causation can help the community health nurse identify multiple determinants of a community health probelm.   True  
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