Exam 4: Program Planning for Success

Discuss the differences among the varying types of evaluation.

Explain what a SMART objective is.

A description of the goals of the program as well as the program's target audience would be found the "Description of the Evaluation" section of an executive summary.

List the seven steps of program planning in order.

The following is an example of which type of objective: "Each community nutritionist will conduct two nutrition lectures per week over the course of a three-month period"?

Participation rates for group education sessions tend to be _____ participation in a stand-alone presentation,such as a newsletter or brochure.

When a community needs assessment identifies a gap in services,a new program might be developed to fill the gap.

Discuss the purpose for evaluating programs.

Attendance at a local health fair would be a Level II intervention strategy.

An evaluation might be focused on the entire program,or just one component of the program.

Interventions that help increase awareness are successful in helping to change all of the following except

Evaluation is necessary only at the end of the program.

Which of the following items should be considered when planning a program?

Outcome evaluation is also referred to as _____ evaluation.

How might summative evaluation data be used in a formative way?

When reporting evaluation findings,which of the following methods of communication would be appropriate?

List the four steps of the nutrition care process.

Which of the following could be a trigger for the development of a nutrition education program?

A _____ analysis examines the program outcomes in terms of money saved or reduced costs.

The following is an example of which type of objective: "By the year 2020,reduce iron deficiency to less than 5% among low-income children under 2 years"?