WorksheetsKielhofner's Research in Occupational Therapy: Chapter 33 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who is the author of "Kielhofner's Research in Occupational Therapy: Methods of Inquiry for Enhancing Practice, Third Edition"?
Renée R. Taylor
F.A. Davis
John Kielhofner
Susan Smith
Which of the following best describes the integration discussed in occupational therapy program development?
The combination of program development, planning, implementation, and evaluation
The separation of program development from evaluation
The focus only on implementation
The exclusion of planning from the process
Which of the following is NOT a focus of program evaluation?
Determining if a program is meeting the needs of individuals
Assessing the impact on the lives of participants
Evaluating the effectiveness of tools and methods used in the program
Increasing the popularity of the program
What is one of the tasks involved in completing a comprehensive program evaluation?
Specifying relevant indicators to measure outcomes
Hiring new program managers
Developing marketing strategies
Conducting staff training sessions
Which of the following is a qualitative method that can assist with planning a program by uncovering potential roadblocks to the program’s success?
Interviews
Surveys
Financial analysis
Statistical modeling
Which of the following is a purpose of program evaluation?
Assessing program impact
Increasing program costs
Reducing staff workload only
Ignoring recipients' views
Which of the following best describes a strategic use of program evaluation?
Selecting the most appropriate programs after comparing them
Memorizing the names of programs
Listing all available resources
Ignoring recipients’ feedback
Which of the following questions is typically answered by a summative evaluation?
Did the attitudes of participants change because of the program?
How much funding is required for the program?
What are the logistical challenges of the program?
Who are the stakeholders of the program?
Suppose you are tasked with improving a health program. Which approach would best utilize evaluation data to enhance the program?
Analyzing collected data to make evidence-based changes to the program
Ignoring data and making random changes
Reducing the number of participants without analysis
Eliminating evaluation altogether
Which of the following is often the first step in identifying a program in need of evaluation?
Professional interest, funding decisions, launching a new program or service, or requests from funders or stakeholders.
Hiring new staff for the program.
Closing down existing programs.
Ignoring stakeholder input.
