When an Existing Health Policy Does Not Result in Measureable

Multiple Choice

When an existing health policy does not result in measureable changes in behavior or improvements in health, it is recommended that:

A) New policies be implemented and the existing policy be discarded
B) The existing policy be implemented with a larger population to reach a larger sample size
C) No action be taken as the health behavior or condition is either not worth addressing or impossible to change
D) More information about the duration and effectiveness of implementation be provided before taking action
E) A more homogenous population be selected for policy testing