Community Basics
This is the first step in developing health programs and interventions
What is a community health assessment?
This assessment examines assets, unmet needs, and opportunities for improvement.
What is a comprehensive assessment?
This model stands for Community Health Assessment and Group Evaluation.
What is CHANGE?
Data collected directly by the assessment team.
What is primary data?
Effective community functioning is also known as this.
What is community competence?
A group of individuals who share a common denominator such as location, culture, or ethnicity.
What is a community?
This assessment focuses on a larger group sharing characteristics such as age, ethnicity, or health condition.
What is a population-focused assessment?
This model stands for Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships.
What is MAPP?
Data collected previously for another purpose such as census information.
What is secondary data?
Working together to manage disagreements is called conflict containment and ________.
What is accommodation?
The three characteristics used to describe the health of a community.
What are health status, structure, and competence?
This assessment treats an organization or location as the community.
What is a setting-specific assessment?
The CHANGE model contains this number of action steps.
What is eight?
A driving survey that provides the "pulse of the community."
What is a windshield survey?
Using local services is an example of this measure of community competence.
What is participation?
This core public health function involves collecting and analyzing data.
What is assessment?
This assessment evaluates the effects of policies, plans, or projects on health.
What is a Health Impact Assessment (HIA)?
The final step of the CHANGE model.
What is build an action plan?
A qualitative method involving a group discussion among individuals with similar experiences.
What is a focus group?
This CBPR principle emphasizes that all partners contribute equally.
What is equal contribution?
The purpose of a community health assessment includes gathering information, identifying actions, conducting the first step in health planning, and providing this type of data.
What is baseline data?
This assessment is commonly used during emergencies to determine immediate public health needs.
What is a rapid needs assessment?
The six phases of MAPP include organizing for success, vision, four assessments, strategic issues, goals and strategies, and this final phase.
What is action?
This computer-based tool is used to collect, store, and analyze geographic information.
What is GIS (Geographic Information System)?
The ultimate goal of Community-Based Participatory Research.
What is improving the health of the community through change?