Model Basics
Two major steps divide the model. Name them.
What are PRECEDE and PROCEED?
During this phase, you identify health problems and behavioral/environmental determinants.
What is Phase 2: Epidemiological Diagnosis?
Here, you ensure the program is happening as planned and make adjustments.
What is Phase 6: Process Evaluation?
Phase 5 of the model is called "Process Evaluation."
False - Phase 5 is "Implementation"; Process Evaluation is Phase 6.
After Implementation (Phase 5), this phase comes next.
What is Process Evaluation (Phase 6)?
This model starts by identifying desired outcomes and works backward to plan interventions.
What is the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model?
This phase asks the community what it wants to improve quality of life.
What is Phase 1: Social Diagnosis?
This phase is where you carry out the intervention.
What is Phase 5: Implementation?
The PRECEDE-PROCEED Model begins by asking the community about its desired outcomes.
True
This is the first phase of the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model.
What is Social Diagnosis?
Name two settings where this model is commonly applied.
What are community nursing, acute care, disease prevention, self-care, or population needs assessment?
Administrative structure and policy concerns are addressed here.
What is Phase 4: Administrative and Policy Diagnosis?
This final phase evaluates whether targeted behaviors or environments have changed.
What is Phase 8: Outcome Evaluation?
Outcome Evaluation (Phase 8) determines whether the program was delivered according to the original plan.
False - that is Process Evaluation; Outcome Evaluation measures the final impact on quality of life.
This phase is the last phase of PRECEDE before the prgram is implemented.
What is Administrative and Policy Diagnosis (Phase 4)?
This feature makes the model unique by requiring community input first.
What is community engagement or social diagnosis?
This phase examines predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors.
What is Phase 3: Educational and Organizational Diagnosis?
This phase evaluates whether targeted behaviors or environments have changed.
What is Phase 7: Impact Evaluation?
Predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors are examined during Phase 3.
True
Put these phases in the correct order: Outcome Evaluation, Process Evaluation, Impact Evaluation.
What are Process Evaluation (6), Impact Evaluation (7), and Outcome Evaluation (8)?
The model increases the likelihood that a program will effectively address this.
What is the identified health issue or the community need?
Name the three categories of factors examined in Phase 3.
What are Predisposing, Enabling, and Reinforcing factors?
List the three main types of evaluation covered in the PRECEED portion.
What are Process, Impact, and Outcome Evaluations?
The model is only applicable to healthcare settings such as hospitals and clinics.
False - it can be used in schools, workplaces, and community programs as well.
Starting from Phase 1, list all eight phases of the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model in order.
What are 1. Social Diagnosis 2. Epidemiological/Behavioral and Environmental Diagnosis 3. Educational and Organizational Diagnosis 5. Implementation 6. Process Evaluation 7. Impact Evaluation 8. Outcome Evaluation?