Prevention Levels
(Area I)
(Area I)
Taking dietary supplements
What is primary?
Clients with diabetes will have decreased incidence of foot infections
What is a program goal?
Providing easy access to health information to senior citizens in South County
What is a mission statement?
Learning is an interaction between a person and his or her environment, cognitive processes, and behavior
What is Social Cognitive Theory?
This health promotion strategy uses things like lectures, case studies, demonstrations, peer teaching, and simulations.
What is a health education strategy?
Collaborate with rehabilitation services for someone with chronic back problems
What is tertiary?
Windshield survey
What is assessment?
Reduce the number of cancer deaths in Monroe County
What is a goal?
This theory or model helps us understand why individuals do not act on information about prevention or disease detection that has six major constructs one of which is "cues to action"
What is the Health Belief Model?
An example of this health promotion strategy would include writing a policy brief outlining the needed policy changes for school nutrition programs
What is advocacy?
Screening for diabetic retinopathy in a population at-risk
What is secondary?
Health education program on nutrition for middle school students
What is implementation?
Ensuring that children are healthy, safe, and ready to learn
What is a mission statement?
This theory or model focuses on relationships between attitudes, behaviors, and intentions.
What is the Theory of Planned Behavior or the Theory of Reasoned Action?
This health promotion strategy requires health education specialists to listen to the needs and wants of the consumer by looking at the marketing mix (4 P's).
What is social marketing?
Educating new employees on the symptoms and risks of carpal tunnel syndrome
What is primary?
The health and recreation center experienced an increase in clients by 25%
What is evaluation?
Within three years, cancer deaths in men will be reduced by 10%.
What is an outcome objective?
This theory or model incorporates components of many theories together and focuses on meeting individuals where they are; it is a stage-based theory.
What is the Transtheoretical Model or Stages of Change?
This health promotion strategy uses methods to inform and influence practices, behaviors, or policies in an effort to improve individual or community health. Health literacy and numeracy are especially critical in this particular strategy.
What is health communication?
Creating a mental health screening program at a high school for referral to a crisis center in at-risk teens
What is secondary?
Suicide is a leading cause of preventable death in Wyoming
What is assessment?
By the end of the program, children will be able to identify three healthy meal options
What is a learning objective?
This theory or model focuses on the interaction of the individual and the environment at the many levels of influence including individual/intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational, community, and public policy
What is the Social Ecological Model?
It is critical for health education specialists to identify this component to ensue the intended audience understands the materials presented, no matter the strategy.
What is literacy?