Overarching Frameworks
LCP
DOI
RE-AIM
External Exam Prep
100

Write an enabler for post-school transition.

Access to community resources, high health literacy, parental support, financial literacy, social support
100

Provide an example of a common transition in a students life.

Moving from primary school to high school, finishing school, going through puberty, moving schools

100

Write down one diffusion process variable (sub- heading)

Characteristics of innovation, characteristics of individuals, characteristics of change agents, features of the setting

100

What are the 5 areas of RE-AIM

Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, Maintenance

100

What are you writing in your external exam? (how many questions and word count?)

2 x 400-500 word responses

200

What is a barrier?

Something that limits access to community and social resources.

200

List 4 Life Course Perspective Terminologies

Trajectory, Life Event, Transition, Turning Point

200

What are the characteristics of 'Features of a Setting'?

Geographical, Political, Economic, Societal-Cultural  

200

What questions might you ask in relation to Reach?

Who is the target audience (age, gender), how many people are exposed to the innovation, how many people actually accessed it
200

What is the first question going to be related to?

Context and needs analysis of data

300

What are the 3 levels of health literacy?

Functional, Interactive, Critical

300

How does Life Course Perspective link to post-school transition?

Post-school transition is a significant life event and transition that all students go through which influences the life trajectory of the student into adulthood.

300

What do diffusion process variables influence?

Rate of adoption
300

What does effectiveness assess?

Impact of the intervention - potential negative & positive outcomes, economic outcomes, level of satisfaction and results

300

What is the second question going to be about?

Analysing and evaluating the innovation related to the context
400

What are 3 areas of the Ottawa Charter

Create a supportive environment, Develop Personal Skills, Strengthen Community Action

400

How does relationships link to life course perspective?

Relationships can be considered a barrier or enabler for a student's post school transition, depending on the type of relationship. 
400
What are the five characteristics of innovation?

Relative Advantage, Compatibility, Complexity, Trialability, Observability

400

What might you consider when evaluating maintenance?

How will the innovation be managed over time, Cost over time, is the innovation sustainable, will the innovation produce long-lasting effects, is it flexible?

400

What are 5 key terms that you will need to use in the first question?

Barrier, enabler, data trend, determinant, resources, personal, social, community

500

List four possible determinants impacting respectful relationships during the post-schooling transition

Education, Employment, Access to services, Health literacy, Social Connectedness, Geographical Location, Income 

500

Write a definition for a general resistance resource and provide an example in post-school transition.

General Resistance Resources are characteristics of a person, group or community that facilitate the individual's ability to cope effectively with stressors. An example of a general resistance resource in post-school transition is health literacy, self-esteem, cultural connection, resilience. 

500

What are the five characteristics of an Individual?

Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Late Majority, Laggards


500

1. Define Implementation

2. How can you assess implementation.

Implementation - extent to which the intervention/innovation is implemented as intended in the real world.

What was done? How was the innovation delivered? How does the innovation get to the target? Was is implemented as intended? Were there costs?

500

What are five key terms you might need to use in the second question?

Diffusion Process Variables (characteristics of the innovation, characteristics of the individual, features of the setting, rate of adoption)

RE-AIM (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Maintenance, Implementation)

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