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Exam 2 NUR 426 / NUR 426
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Chapter 4 - Introduction to Community Assessment
Chapter 5 - Health Program Planning
Chapter 13 - Health Planning for Local Public Health Departments
Chapter 21 - Health Planning, Public Health Policy, and Finance
Terms in this set (84) _____________Quiz____________? What should a group expect to come up with after assessing a community? -
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Clear goals and objectives to address an identified issue _____________Quiz____________? What is an example of community mapping strategy? -
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Walking through a community to perform direct observation _____________Quiz____________? What is a population-focused assessment? -
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It focuses on certain age range or population with a specific health characteristics that may put the group at risk _____________Quiz____________? What is a problem or health-issue-based assessment? -
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It focuses on a specific problem or health issue like teenagers behavior choices _____________Quiz____________? What is a health impact assessment? -
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Impact of policies, plans, and projects in diverse economic sector using quantitative, qualitative, and participatory techniques _____________Quiz____________? What does the team leader have to do when performing a community assessment? -
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Prioritize which task is the most important to do first e.g. Performing a windshield survey _____________Quiz____________? What does community competence measure? -
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- Containment of conflict
- How people work together
- Commitment to the community
- Use of local services
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- Primary data collection that can help the team get an initial understanding of the community and is sometimes viewed as part of a preassessment phase
- A drive-through or walkthrough the community to observe the community
- The idea is to observe the community to help in understanding it prior to conducting a more formal assessment _____________Quiz____________? What do you look for in the community during the assessment phase of community program planning? -
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- Availability of community resources
- Strength and weaknesses of the community
- Secondary health data _____________Quiz____________? What are examples of community program planning, developing interventions, and nursing actions? SATA -
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- Establishing clear goals
- Personnel needed to meet the work demands
- Inquiring about funding availability _____________Quiz____________? What is the evaluation phase of community program planning? -
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The reason (why) a community needs assessment completion is important _____________Quiz____________? What are the five steps of the logic model? -
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- Resources (inputs)
- Activities
- Outputs
- Outcomes
- Impact _____________Quiz____________? What is step one of the logic model? -
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Resources (inputs) are those items needed and available for the program:
- Human resources
- Financial resources
- Equipment
- Institutional resources
- Community resources _____________Quiz____________? What is step two of the logic model? -
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Activities that produce the program intervention and can involve processes such as health education, as well as tools, technology, or other types of activities classified as the intended intervention _____________Quiz____________? What is step three of the logic model? -
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- Outputs are the direct product of the activities of the program
- Successful output occurs when the program's intended outcome is achieved e.g. A class completed on family planning, immunization for tetanus, or a service from the dentist
_____________Quiz____________? Cost associated with a community program must be evaluated and a program must prove to be cost effective. What is an example of a cost effective community program? -
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With the new kitchen staff, 250 more students received lunches for just $1.00 each _____________Quiz____________? What is the MAPIT framework? -
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Mobilize Assess Plan Intervene Track progress _____________Quiz____________? What does the MAPIT framework do? -
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Help communities set targets and identify indicators of success _____________Quiz____________? What is the first step of the MAPIT framework and what is the importance? -
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Mobilize or organize members who are vested in their community _____________Quiz____________? If a nurse's expertise is determining strategies to fix complex problems, what will her assignment be? -
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Monitoring community health and solving problems
_____________Quiz____________? What is the major responsibility of the public health nurse? -
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- Prevent diseases
- Promote health of the population as opposed to just individuals _____________Quiz____________? Healthy People is a national initiative. What should the nurse include in the presentation to show that national data is incorporated? -
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How the community is meeting the Healthy People goals _____________Quiz____________? What should the nurse do when a client is positive for gonorrhea and admits to being promiscuous? -
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The nurse should determine if the client is engaging in any other risky behavior _____________Quiz____________? What should the public health department have? -
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A current information data system to meet the needs of a community _____________Quiz____________? What influence does the perspective and support of a community have on an issue? -
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Increases the likelihood that development of a policy is more likely to be realized _____________Quiz____________? What is the promotion of health across the lifespan? -
Community tax authority approval _____________Quiz____________? How does Community Health Assessment and Group Evaluation (CHANGE) ensure that many groups are represented? -
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The team has a mix of members from different ethnic groups _____________Quiz____________? What is an example of a policy that has fostered decrease in the rate of conditions in our society? -
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The health policies and practices surrounding how we manage tuberculosis has resulted in decreased rates _____________Quiz____________? What is a person younger than 65-years-old with low-income eligible for? -
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Medicaid (Affordable Care Act) which includes income at 133% of the federal poverty level _____________Quiz____________? When evaluating a new public health policy, what must goals be? -
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Relative to the program cost _____________Quiz____________? What is upstream thinking? -
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- Strongly supports health promotion and disease prevention
- Seeks to get rid of the variables that present risk for poor health in the population
- Focusses on preventing illnesses and health conditions before they occur
_____________Quiz____________? What is an example of upstream thinking? -
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Checking the temperature of your coffee before taking a sip _____________Quiz____________? Why is using surveillance important? -
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- Infectious diseases can be found in every aspect of healthcare and in just about all health care facilities and so surveillance of diseases is done in all levels
- To determine the point of origin of an infectious disease _____________Quiz____________? Healthcare access is an ongoing concern. There are some barriers preventing patients access to care, barriers include, inadequate or no health insurance, can't afford to pay for care, and educational level. -
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B.
_____________Quiz____________? What is a common health outbreak in schools? -
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Head lice _____________Quiz____________? During the assessment phase, key informants can provide a wealth of information as well as generate what? -
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Non-statistical data such as values, beliefs, and perceived needs
_____________Quiz____________? The CDC just released an alert regarding a new strain of influenza and one of your family members is complaining of flu-like symptoms. As a nurse, what should you do? -
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Notify the public health department and begin epidemiological screening of your family members _____________Quiz____________? There are 3 notifiable STIs that have federally funded control programs: chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. What is the nurse's responsibility? -
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Contact the local health department, and they will likely contact previous sexual partners to be screened too _____________Quiz____________? What can a public health department do if they have little or no funding available to expand a health center? -
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Open a federally qualified health center under section 330 of the Public Health Service Act _____________Quiz____________? How are public health departments in rural areas challenged? -
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Infrastructural issues related to limited resources and isolation _____________Quiz____________? What are public health departments that are operated by local government with or without a board of health? -
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Decentralized structure or system _____________Quiz____________?
What four parts do a community diagnosis usually contain? -
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- The problem
- The population
- What the problem is related to
- How the problem is demonstrated _____________Quiz____________? What is a summative evaluation and when does it occur? -
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The evaluation of the objectives and the goals that occurs at the end of the program _____________Quiz____________? What does the program implementation phase in program planning encompass? -
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Resources needed to provide a program and map out what will be done _____________Quiz____________? What is a key component of health program planning? -
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Active involvement of the community as a partner _____________Quiz____________? Why is it important to use evidence based practice in program planning? -
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The development of a program begins with a consult/review of literature to create a rationale for intervention _____________Quiz____________? In the logic model, what will the stakeholders be able to visually see? -
What is asset mapping? -
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An assessment using useful places, persons, and systems to develop maintenance and survival strategies in the event of emergency _____________Quiz____________? What does a setting-specific assessment focus on? -
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The strength and weaknesses of a specific setting _____________Quiz____________? What does a comprehensive community assessment include? -
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Data collected about populations living within the community, data includes unmet needs, health disparities, and opportunities for action _____________Quiz____________? What is done when gaps are identified? -
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- A survey to collect community level quantitative data is utilized
- Quantitative data are data that can be assigned numerical values _____________Quiz____________? What does SMART stand for? -
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Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Timely
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Action-oriented and specify the goals and the desired results in a concrete, well-defined, and detailed- focused statement _____________Quiz____________? What data is included in vital statistics? -
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- Births
- Deaths
- Marriages
- Divorces _____________Quiz____________? If a nurse is interested in influencing the policy press, what can they become? -
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Advocates for the health policy legislation _____________Quiz____________? What is the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)? -
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A federal and state partnership that provides coverage for children who live in families that earn incomes too high to qualify for Medicaid but too low to afford private health insurance _____________Quiz____________? What is Native American Health Services? -
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A federally funded program to provide health services to Native American population based on treaties established during the early development of the United States
