concepts
wheel of interventions
assessment data
health promotion
theories and random
100
This refers to a process shaped by the beliefs, values, concerns, and culture of a community.
community orientation
100
The three goals of the Salmon Construct.
Prevention of Disease
Protection from disease
Promotion of health
100
Observing a community from a car to understand trends and conditions.
windshield survey
100
Gradual change, like cutting back cigarettes each day, is what type of change?
evolutionary change
100
A child gets fruit when their favorite song plays—this is an example of which theory?
Pavlov’s Stimulus-Response Theory
200
Using epidemiology and community assessment as the basis for interventions defines what concept?
population focus
200
Collecting data over time as a system-level activity.
surveillance
200
A comprehensive assessment often requires interviewing these community experts.
key informants
200
Rapid, emotionally intense change without warning.
revolutionary change
200
This humanistic theory prioritizes basic needs like safety and love before higher goals.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
300
Framework used to organize and explain the relationships among variables
Conceptual model
300
Locating people with risk factors and linking them to resources.
case-finding
300
Heart disease, cancer, and stroke in Jefferson Parish are examples of what type of data?
secondary data
300
This learning domain involves emotions, attitudes, values, and motivation.
affective domain
300
Proposes that we are most likely to take preventive tx. action if we perceive the threat to be serious and we feel we are personally susceptible
Health Belief Model
400
The theory focuses on the patient's response to actual or potential environmental stressors and the use of primary, secondary, and tertiary nursing prevention intervention for retention, attainment, and maintenance of patient system wellness.
CORE IS YOUR POPULATION
Neuman’s Model
400
Promotes and develops alliances among organizations or constituencies for a common purpose.
Coalition Building
400
Asset mapping and capacity building are part of what type of community assessment?
Community asset assessment
400
Lewin’s stage where a person realizes change is needed.
Unfreezing
400
Evaluation that focuses on process (developing and unfolding) and evaluate what is and is not working in the process.
Formative evaluation
500
Described public health as an organized societal effort to protect, promote, and restore the health of people and public health nursing as focused on achieving and maintaining public health.
Salmon construct for PHN
500
Places health issue of decision makers agenda, establishes a plan of resolution, determine needed resources, and results in laws, rules, and regulations, ordinances , and policies
policy development
500
A focused assessment on one community dimension, like surveying all local churches.
community subsystem assessment
500
What are the 6 stages of the Transtheoretical Model (Addresses change by anticipating relapses and recognizing those as opportunities to better plan for how to sustain the needed change in future attempts)
Pre-contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance, Termination
500
Comparing the data from one project or organization to that of another
Benchmarking