A) Did the audience enjoy the program?
B) Is a process evaluation also necessary?
C) Are the problems it was designed to solve being solved?
D) Was enough information given to change policy?
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A) Assessing need of the community
B) Considering alternative solutions or options
C) Detailing the costs and resources needed
D) Weighing each alternative
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A) Assessment
B) Evaluation
C) Formative evaluation
D) Summative evaluation
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A) Assessment
B) Evaluation
C) Formative or process evaluation
D) Summative or impact evaluation
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A) Pre-active
B) Reactive
C) Inactive
D) Interactive
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A) Strategic planning
B) Program planning
C) Management planning
D) Process planning
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A) Giving the speaker-specific topics to cover
B) Providing direction for conducting the program
C) Providing an enriching experience for participants
D) Formulating a mission statement
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A) Technically demanding
B) Expensive
C) Bias of leaders
D) Time consuming
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A) It is accurate as written.
B) The results are ambiguous.
C) The action verb is not action oriented.
D) The purpose is not stated.
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A) the nursing process.
B) the medical model of care delivery.
C) the requirements for licensure as a registered nurse.
D) summative and formative evaluation.
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A) A health status report indicates many people are not using the health department because of long waits.
B) The World Health Organization (WHO) encourages all travelers to be up to date on the immunizations when traveling abroad.
C) A nurse assesses the health status of older adults with diabetes prior to initiation of a health education program.
D) An agency uses a television advertisement to encourage healthy eating by the citizens in the community.
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A) Low cost.
B) Provides a picture of services needed.
C) Identifies the perspectives of many persons.
D) Indicates the extent of services offered by existing programs.
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A) Formulating
B) Planning
C) Implementing
D) Evaluating
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A) Writing the program description
B) Specifying the indicators that will be used
C) Describing the purpose for the evaluation
D) Linking the conclusions to the evidence gathered
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A) Program planning method (PPM)
B) Multi-attribute utility technique (MAUT)
C) Sustainability method
D) Effectiveness method
E) Population needs assessment
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A) Decrease the incidence of early childhood disease in Center County by providing immunization clinics in all schools between August and December of 2007.
B) Provide condoms to sexually active teenagers in the local high school.
C) Increase by 25% the number of school-age children wearing seat belts.
D) Provide free diabetic screening every other month for 2 years.
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A) Primary prevention
B) Secondary prevention
C) Tertiary prevention
D) Assessment
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A) Cost-accounting study
B) Cost-benefit study
C) Cost-effectiveness study
D) Cost-efficiency study
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A) Community forum
B) Key informant interview
C) Survey of existing agencies
D) Indicators approach
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A) The client and provider analyze available solutions.
B) The best plan for funding is presented to administrators.
C) The provider group identifies solutions.
D) The client identifies problems.
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