Theories
Health Concepts
CBPR
PRECEDE Model
D&I / Evaluation
100
Focuses on multiple levels of influence
Socio-ecological model
100
Social justice in health
Healthy Equity
100
Gathers diverse points of view, builds a shared framework of understanding, finds inclusive solutions
Participatory decision making
100
What phase: Health Problems
Phase 2
100
The use of strategies to adopt and integrate EBIs
Implementation
200
One of it's constructs is perceived susceptibility
Health Belief Model
200
A particular type of health difference that is closely linked with economic, social, or environmental disadvantage
Health disparity
200
Structured small groups to obtain a larger consensus
Nominal group technique
200
Reinforcing factors
Phase 3
200
Consists of reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation, and maintenance
REAIM
300
Originally developed to understand smoking cessation
Transtheoretical model
300
Conditions/social context that can explain why certain populations are healthier than others
Social determinants of health
300
Research design is developed a priori in what type of research design?
Traditional non-CBPR
300
Quality of life indicators
Phase 1
300
CFIR
400
Originally created by Bandura and based on the social learning theory
Social Cognitive Theory
400
Operational definition of a construct, how it is measured
Variable
400
Which has more community involvement, community based or community placed?
Community based approach
400
Policies, organizations
Phase 4
400
Answers questions about how the program operates
PROCESS EVAL
500
Over time, an idea or product gains momentum
Diffusion of innovation
500
Smoking is what type of health behavior
Risk behavior
500
Recognizes community as a unity of identity
CBPR
500
Genetics
Phase 2
500
London physician who spent several decades studying cholera
Father of epidemiology; John Snow (no not that one)