CHES Review

program or strategies that have been evaluated are effective

the entire program begins at the same time

learning activities,delivery plan,and evaluation activities

multiple choice, categorical, Likert-scale, ordinal or numerical data

SMART

the activities, services, and products that will reach the participants of a program

do not have a common unit of measurement between them but are hierarchical.

individuals/agency that has a vested interest in the health education program

not as representative and are less desirable than probability

represent data with common measurements between each score,true zero

the use of numerical data to help describe, explain, or predict

charitable organizations that donate funds or assets for a specific purpose

quantifiable changes in knowledge, skills or access to resources

literacy methods to evaluate the reading level of a material

independent ethics committee;protects human subjects involved in research

focused on the ultimate goal:morbidity and mortality

Backbone of every well-planned intervention; a guide as to what to expect about human behavior

represent data with common measurements between each score and a true zero.

are often depicted as short-term, intermediate, or long-term.

allows for a trial run of the program on a small scale

cannot be ordered hierarchically but are mutually exclusive

not as representative and are less desirable than probability samples

charitable organizations that donate funds or assets for a specific purpose

publications that sum up secondary and primary sources

measured in terms of changes in behaviorsfrom short-term outcomes

have common units of measurement between scores but no true zero

publications that sum up secondary and primary sources

research study/data by person who did NOT participate in those study/data collection

the failure to act in a careful or reasonable manner

plans for the use of funds

the process of putting a project, service, or program into effect

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance

ongoing process of evaluation from planning to implementation, allows for monitoring progress

program or strategies that have been evaluated and are found to be effective

ability to understand and respect values, attitudes, beliefs and morals

U.S. Primary source for population, economy, and health statistics

descriptive in nature and attempts to discover meaning or interpret why

provide the beginning measure for evaluating changes to meet objectives

measured in terms of fundamental changes (morbidity or mortality)

Draw on a number of theories to help understand a specific problem

display the sequence of actions that describe what is and will do to achieve outcomes

Focuses on the outcomes or products, enable the investigator to draw conclusions

focused on the ultimate goal;often measured in terms of morbidity and mortality.

U.S. Primary source for population, economy, and health statistics

have common units of measurement between scores but no true zero

a person's confidence in performing a behavior

resources, contributions, and other investments that go into a program

open-ended items solicit written or verbal responses

individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and public policy.

behavioral capability,expectations,expectancies,self-control,reciprocal determinism,SE

perceived susceptibility,perceived severity,perceived benefits,perceived barriers,SE

immediate/observable effects of a program leading to the desired outcomes

the consistency, dependability, and stability of the measurement process.

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance

individual, interpersonal, organizational, community,public policy

general, long-term statements that provide direction

the process of putting a project, service, or program into effect.

not doing something you should have done.

ongoing process of evaluation from planning to implementation, allows for monitoring progress

individuals or agencies that have a vested interest in the health education program

resources, contributions, and other investments that go into a program

allows for a trial run of the program on a small scale

research or data written by the individual who participated in or conducted the studies

provide the beginning measure for evaluating changes to meet objectives

statements that describe change in measurable forms

person's attitude toward the outcome and the social or subjective norm

A population group unified by a specific common characteristic

National Library of Medicine's Web site for consumer health information

the failure to act in a careful or reasonable manner

To assess a process or program to provide evidence and feedback for the program

not doing something you should have done.

operational forms of a construct, designate how the construct will be measured in scenarios

do not have a common unit of measurement between them but hierarchical

the ability to understand basic health information

literacy methods to evaluate the reading level of a material

divides a population into segments based on characteristics of importance for the research

source of information about the health status and health trends

cannot be ordered hierarchically but are mutually exclusive

Privacy Rule - establishes conditions for protect health info

distinctive purpose of and unique reason for the existence of a program

descriptive in nature and attempts to discover meaning or interpret why

are often depicted as short-term, intermediate, or long-term.

Focuses on the outcomes or products, enable the investigator to draw conclusions

Privacy Rule - establishes conditions for protect health info

focuses on immediate and observable effects of a program leading to the desired outcomes.

International health organization,provides a variety of health information and data on website

program is offered in increments rather than all at once

describes key aspects of programs in terms of a simple flow chart

looks at an ongoing process of evaluation from planning to implementation, continual assessment

doing something you should not have done

research or data written by the individual who participated in/conducted the study

source of information about the health status and health trends

National Library of Medicine's Web site for consumer health information

Draw on a number of theories to help understand a specific problem

the process of communicating procedures, findings or the lessons learned from an evaluation

general, long-term statements that provide direction

statements that describe change in measurable forms

doing something you should not have done

ability to understand and respect values, attitudes, beliefs and morals

describes key aspects of programs in terms of a simple flow chart

plans for the use of funds

a person's confidence in performing a behavior

display the sequence of actions that describe what is/will do to achieve outcomes

the entire program begins at the same time

populationdivided based on characteristics of importance for the research

the degree to which a test or assessment measures what it is intended to measure.

SMART

random sample, equal likelihood of selection

open-ended items solicit written or verbal responses

program is offered in increments rather than all at once

random sample, each person in a population of interest has an equal likelihood of selection

Backbone of every well-planned intervention;guide as to what to expect about human behavior

the use of numerical data to help describe, explain, or predict phenomena.

multiple choice, categorical, Likert-scale, ordinal or numerical data

the process of communicating procedures,findings or the lessons learned

the activities, services, and products that will reach the participants of a program

A population group unified by a specific common characteristic

independent ethics committee that functions to protect human subjects involved in research

the ability to understand basic health information

distinctive purpose of and unique reason for the existence of a program