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Important tools in identifying community’s health needs, all except one
Demography
population
Epidemiology
vital statistic
One of the approaches which determine the meaning and experience of the program for the people involved and interpreted the effects that may observed
Quantitative methods of evaluation
Program Implementation
Qualitative methods of evaluation
Group organizing
When identifying community’s health needs the public health nurse understands that the important tools are the following except:
● Programs
● Epidemiology
● Demography
● Vital Statistic
When a public health nursing wants to find out the immediate effects of the program and determines whether the objectives of the program were met she/he is measuring:
Data Processing
Outcome evaluation
Impact evaluation
Resources utilization
This is a type of community diagnosis that responds to a particular need of a target group
Nursing Care
Comprehensive Community Diagnosis
Socio economic influence
Problem oriented community diagnosis
Types of community diagnosis that aims to obtain general information about the community through epidemiologic approach, socio-economic approach and behavioral approach
Comprehensive community diagnosis
dependent intervention
independent intervention
demographic variables
This approach of program evaluation measure and score changes occurring as a result of the program. Using pre-selected instruments to detect expected changes
Quantitative methods of evaluation
qualitative methods of evaluation
group organizing
program implementation
Planned endpoint of all activities and are concerned with the resolution of health problem. They have be stated in specific and measurable terms and is directed at addressing the risk factors.
Goal
intervention
evaluation
objectives
When the nurse is identifying the problem based on the data collected. This is the first part of community diagnostic process called:
Community care plan
Community intervention
Community assessment
Nursing patient interaction
In collecting data, when the source are directly obtained to answer the community diagnosis objectives called:
Home visit
primary data
secondary data
research
When the public health worker measures the activities of the program, it’s quality and who it is reaching out. This is a:
Process evaluation
Community evaluation
Outcome evaluation
Impact evaluation
A desired end. It is directed towards solving the health status problems that were identified in the community diagnosis and is directed at addressing health problem
Goal
Assessment
Objective
Evaluation
The following five statements ARE TRUE about COPAR
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Working with the people collectively and efficiently on their immediate and long term problems, and mobilizing the people to develop their capability and readiness
A social development approach that aims to transform community into participatory and politically responsive.
Develops confidence to take action and extends cooperative and collaborative attitudes and practices in the community
A continuous and sustained process of educating the people to understand and develop their critical awareness of their existing condition
A process by which a community identifies its needs and objectives
Source of data that are obtained by other people which can be used to answer the community diagnosis objectives
Primary source
Interview
secondary source data
intervention
After the nurse analyzed the data, the next step is to make a definitive statement by identifying what the problem is or the needs are:
Nursing diagnoses
data collection
implementation
planning
After the implementation of the program and a public health worker measures the long-term effects of the program and determines if it meets the goal of the program. This is:
Outcome evaluation
process evaluation
impact evaluation
resources evaluation
The following statements are correct on how Community Health Nursing problems are categorized, Except:
Health related problems
health status problems
health resources problems
On how to utilize tools
The following are the Steps in Conducting Community Diagnosis, except:
determining objectives
defining the study population
respond to particular need of group
determining the data to be collected
This system focused on the physical needs of individual clients but was not applicable to the family and community situations faced by community health nurses.
OMAHA SYSTEM
RAHAAAA SYSTEM
North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) Classification System
NEO LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
This system includes more environmental and community factors. Problem domains and interventions are applied in communities
NANDA SYSTEM
KHYLESER SYSTEM
OMAHA SYSTEM
NEO LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Community health nursing problems are categorized as: except
health priority problem
health status problems
health related problems
health resource problems
PRECEDE-PROCEED Model is a used model to guide nursing practice in health promotion and planning, implementation and evaluation.
Which model corresponds to the assessment phase of the model involving social, epidemiological, behavioral/environmental, educational/ecological and administrative and policy assessments
PROCEED MODEL
PRECEDE MODEL
PRECEDE-PROCEED Model is a used model to guide nursing practice in health promotion and planning, implementation and evaluation.
Which model embodies the implementation and evaluation phase and stands for policy, regulatory and organizational construct in educational and environmental diagnosis.
PROCEED MODEL
PRECEDE MODEL
A process by which people come together to identify common problems or goals, mobilize resources, and, in other ways, develop and implement strategies for reaching the objectives they want to accomplish
COPAR
Community Organizing
Community diagnosis
Statistical Analysis
A social development approach that aims to transform the apathetic, individualistic and voiceless poor into dynamic, participatory and politically responsive community.
Community Organizing
Situational Analysis
COPAR - Community organizing participatory action research
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COPAR minimizes community participation and involvement
TRUE
FALSE
In COPAR, Community resources are mobilized for community services
TRUE
FALSE
4 Phases of COPAR, except
Entry phase
Pre Entry phase
Organization implementing phase
Organization building phase
sustenance and strengthening phase
initial phase of organizing process where the community organizer looks doe communities to serve and help
Entry phase
pre entry phase
organization building phase
sustenance strengthening phase
this phase where the organized leaders or groups are being given training (formal, informal, OJT) to develop their style in managing their own concerns/programs.
Entry phase
pre entry phase
organization building phase
sustenance strengthening phase
At this phase, it occurs when the community organization has already been established and the community members are already actively participating in community-wide undertakings.
entry phase
pre entry phase
organization building phase
sustenance strengthening phase
also called social preparation phase. crucial in determining which strategies for organizing would suit the chosen community.
Entry phase
pre entry phase
organization building phase
sustenance strengthening phase
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