Attributes of Health Implementation
What takes the population into account?
What is cultural competence?
What illustrates the ability of evaluation instruments to provide consistent results each time they are used?
What is reliability?
What is a systematic collection of information about a health promotion program for the purpose of answering question and making decisions about the program?
What is program evaluation?
They are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and timely.
What are SMART goals?
What is continuously delivered, to reinforce and reach out?
What is repetition?
Who helps to ensure proper alignment of program components and evaluation?
What is the committee?
What is conducted in the beginning of the program and allows for changes before implementation?
What is formative evaluation?
Measures variables
Includes gathering and analysis of ratings, rankings and numerical data
What is quantitative method?
What are the resources that the program uses to be implemented?
What are inputs?
What is balance?
It discusses both benefits and risks
What is an approach that focuses on innovative programs in early stages of development and considers complex and changing environments?
What is developmental evaluation?
What is qualitative method?
When the message stays the same
What is the RE-AIM Evaluation framework?
Reach
Efficacy, effectiveness
Adoption
Implementation
Maintenance
What is a credible source?
What is reliability?
What are the 6 steps of the CDC evaluation framework?
What is engage stakeholders, describe the health promotion program, focus on evaluation design, gather credible evidence, justify conclusions, ensure use of the results and share lessons learned?