Models for life
Define This
Things you need but might not want
The end game
What the government can do for you
100

Name one of the Health Behaviour Models 

Health Belief Model 

Transtheoretical Model of Change

Theory of Planned Behaviour  

100

What is Community Health Education?

The study and improvement of health characteristics among specific populations.

100

In a needs assessment, who is capable of giving the researcher feedback?

colleagues, community heads, funders

100

Goals should always be ______?

S.M.A.R.T

100

When was Jamaica Moves created?

During the COVID 19 pandemic

200

Name the Environmental Theory mentioned in the powerpoint

Communication Theory

200

What is one role of a PT as a community health educator

1) infection control

2) Prevention and management of non-communicable diseases 

3) Prevention of accidents through the teaching of ergonomics. 

200

Give one means of data collection in a needs assessment 

Focus groups, surveys, questionnaires

200

What does an objective statement specify?

who, – what, – when, – where – how much, how many, or how often

200

What day was dedicated to World Move for Health in Jamaica 

Thursday 

300

In the Transtheoretical Model explain what is Pre-contemplation stage?

The stage at which there is no intention to change behaviour in the foreseeable future

300

Using the definition of health, what are the components of good health?

Physical, Social and Mental Well-being

300

With respect to the indicators of health, give one indicator of mental health?

mortality rate, morbidity rate, lifespan

300

Give one importance of setting goals

•Sets a program’s direction and intent.

•Provide the foundation for specific objectives and activities.

•Clarify importance of health promotion program and state end results of the program.

•Includes the target population.

•Uses action words such as reduce, eliminate, or increase.

300

When was the CARMEN program started in Trinidad and Tobago?

2004

400

Name four constructs or components of the Health Belief Model 

Perceived Susceptibility 

Perceived Severity 

Perceived benefits 

Perceived barriers 

Cues to Action 

Efficacy 

400

Give one benefit of Health Promotion Programs 

Planned, organized, and structured activities and events that focus on helping individuals make informed decisions about their health.

Promoting policy, environmental, organizational, and legislative changes at various levels of government and organizations

400

Outline two steps in the needs assessment analysis?

Action, clearly define needs objectives, identify target audience, summarize data, get feedback

400

What does S.M.A.R.T stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time Bound

400

How long has the health promotion campaign been in existence in Barbados?

3 years 

500

In the Social Cognitive Theory what are the three main factors that affect changes in health behaviour?

self-efficacy, goals and outcome expectancies.

500

What % of American's annual healthcare goes towards chronic illnesses

90%

500

Give two examples of needs objectives  

You are working on a program to increase exercise among Type II diabetics. Your needs assessment objectives may include Understanding perceived assets and barriers to exercise in DM persons in your community and Determine necessary support groups or training of staff to increase exercise among DM persons in your community.

500
What are the Do's and Dont's of attainable goals? 

Do's- work towards a goals that is challenging but possible

Dont's: Try to do too much and overwhelm yourself

500

Give an exaple of a Health Promotion Program instituted in Jamaica and Trinidad 

Move for your health, DM support group

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