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Planning a health education program - ANSWERS1) Must include an honest assessment of the limitation in a given situation, including any potential obstacles to the success of the program. 2) Must include the names of the health professionals that will be required for implementation of the program. 3) Also provisions should be made for training participants in the program and establishing a system of record keeping to document the success of the program. the program - ANSWERSThe programs su...

Planning a health education program - ANSWERS1) Must include an honest assessment of the limitation in a given situation, including any potential obstacles to the success of the program. 2) Must include the names of the health professionals that will be required for implementation of the program. 3) Also provisions should be made for training participants in the program and establishing a system of record keeping to document the success of the program. the program - ANSWERSThe programs su...

What is the key role of the health education specialist? - ANSWERSPlanning, implementing, and evaluating programs What is a good health promotion program based on? - ANSWERSBased on a systematic planning model or approach What are planning models? Why is it important to the delivery of health promotion? - ANSWERS1. Visual representations and descriptions of steps or phases in the planning process 2. - Important because it is the means by which structure and organizations are given to the...

1. Defining Benefits & Situation - ANSWERSWhat are the benefits, assessing the current situation 2. Analyzing & Segmenting the Audience - ANSWERSAudience analysis is key, data collection: gather various information via different methods to know your audience Segmenting - ANSWERSIdentifying specific groups who are alike in important ways & whose involvement is important to the purpose of the campaign; avoid grouping by superficial attributes; instead group by similar goals & experiences ...

In its simplest terms, health promotion is the process of educating people about health. - ANSWERSfalse It has been recommended that the profession de-emphasize the term health educator and use the term health education specialist in its place. - ANSWERStrue Both the CHES and MCHES examinations are given twice a year and consist of - ANSWERS150 scored questions and 15 pilot questions on a weighted amount of the seven responsibilities. In order to qualify for the Advanced Level of Practi...

Health Planning is an orderly process of defining community health problems, identifying unmet needs and surveying the resources to meet them, establishing priority goals that are realistic and feasible, and projecting administrative action to accomplish the purpose of the proposed program. - ANSWERSHow did the World Health Organization define Health Planning? #1: Allocation of Resources: Increasing demand tapos 'di naman nataas 'yung resources natin ! #2: Eliminate wasteful expendit...

career - ANSWERSoccupation or profession that requires special training career planing - ANSWERSindividual's plan to make a career choice self-assessment - ANSWERSdiscover own personal strengths through self-assessment career exploration - ANSWERSexploration of different careers and work environments decision making - ANSWERSevaluating and narrowing down options through listing pros and cons plan of action - ANSWERSplan achievable goals, develop strategies, organize goals into ...

What are the steps for planning a health promotion program? - ANSWERS1. Manage the planning process 2. Conduct a situational assessment 3. Identify Goals, Populations of interest, Outcomes, and outcome objectives 4. Identify Strategies, activities, outputs, process objectives and resources 5. Develop indicators 6. Review the program plan Purpose of Step 1: Manage the planning process is to - ANSWERSDevelop a plan to manage stakeholder participation, timelines, resources, and determine m...

health planning - ANSWERSa process establishing future desired levels of health status and health system performances that designs/selects among alt. actions which modify the delivery of health care so health status/systems achieve desired performance. health status - ANSWERSthe overall health of a given population. normally measured in rates. Mortality - ANSWERSdeaths morbidity - ANSWERSprevalence of illness when is a goal based used - ANSWERShave a clear mission and vision, top-dow...

has a payment weight/FIXED rate assigned to it, based on the average resources used to treat Medicare patients in that DRG... regardless of the amount a hospital spends to care for a patient, the DRG-established payment is the amount the hospital receives from Medicare; pro: if patient heals faster and has a shorter length of stay, the hospital could MAKE money con: if the pt takes longer to recover, has more complications, etc, the hospital WON'T get reimbursed above that fixed rate so th...