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Worksheets440 Topic 6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Avery, a nurse in community health, has determined that there is a need for a program for teenage fathers who want to learn about childcare. The next step in the program management process would be to:
conduct a survey to determine how many children the fathers have.
determine whether the fathers have benefited from this type of program before.
meet with community members to form a planning body.
provide the fathers with community resources
Emma, a nurse in community health, is meeting with staff to systematically plan for a new outreach program. Doing so helps them to:
assess the needs of potential outreach clients.
recognize the special needs of vulnerable people in the area.
identify how the problems of similar programs will not be repeated.
identify the resources and activities that will help them meet their program objectives.
After completing a 3-year smoking cessation program for teens, the staff at the community center, including Isla and Samuel, will conduct:
a formative evaluation.
an informal evaluation.
an ongoing evaluation.
a summative evaluation.
Sophia, a nurse, is evaluating the effectiveness of a teen driver safety program. A major evaluation source for her to use is:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports.
epidemiologic data.
recent census data.
voter registration records.
When planning a new community health center in the town of Springfield, a nurse named Ava will integrate knowledge of the nursing process and program management. What action would be Ava’s initial and most critical step for funding purposes?
Finding the lay leaders in the community
Identifying the target population’s health problems and needs
Outlining the major causes of mortality in the community
Prioritizing the community’s problems
Local officials have requested a program evaluation of a comprehensive teen sex education program offered in the local schools in preparation for potential budget discussions. A nurse in community health conducts a program evaluation and determines that the teen pregnancy rate has gradually declined over the years that the program has been in place. The community is measuring the program’s:
efficiency.
progress.
relevance.
sustainability.
Olivia, a community health nurse, is tasked with evaluating a nutrition education program for adolescents. Which of the following would be the best indicator of the program's long-term impact?
Feedback from parents about the program's content.
Improvement in participants' knowledge immediately after the program.
Decrease in adolescent obesity rates in the community over the next year.
Number of participants who attended all sessions.
During the planning phase of a new mental health awareness campaign, which action should the nurse prioritize to ensure the program addresses the community's needs?
Recruiting volunteers for the campaign.
Scheduling the first awareness event.
Conducting a community needs assessment.
Developing educational materials for distribution.
Which of the following best describes a summative evaluation in the context of a community health program?
Collecting feedback from staff during program implementation.
Measuring the overall outcomes after the program has ended.
Identifying resources needed before the program starts.
Assessing participant satisfaction during the program.
Which of the following actions best represents a nurse conducting a process evaluation of a community health program?
Reviewing the program's budget after completion.
Interviewing participants during program implementation to gather feedback.
Comparing community health statistics before and after the program.
Writing a final report on program outcomes.
During the initial phase of developing a diabetes prevention program, what should the nurse do first to ensure the program is relevant to the community?
Schedule the first educational session.
Recruit healthcare volunteers for the program.
Assess the prevalence of diabetes and risk factors in the community.
Develop educational materials about diabetes.
Which indicator would most effectively demonstrate the success of a community-based physical activity program for older adults?
Amount of funding received for the program.
Number of flyers distributed about the program.
Increase in the number of older adults participating in weekly exercise sessions.
Feedback from staff about program logistics.
Which step should a nurse take first when designing a new substance abuse prevention program for a local community?
Recruiting local leaders to promote the program.
Developing informational brochures about substance abuse.
Organizing a kickoff event for the program.
Surveying community members to identify substance abuse concerns.
After implementing a community-based nutrition program, what is the most appropriate method for a nurse to evaluate its effectiveness?
Counting the number of participants who attended each session.
Distributing flyers to increase awareness of the program.
Assessing changes in participants' dietary habits over six months.
Collecting feedback from program staff about logistics.
Which of the following best demonstrates a nurse conducting a formative evaluation of a community health program?
Assessing participant satisfaction during program implementation.
Comparing community health statistics before and after the program.
Reviewing the program's budget post-completion.
Measuring health outcomes after the program has ended.
