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Prevention Program Planning & Implementation Flashcards

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  1. Which planning model emphasizes identifying risk and protective factors before selecting a prevention program?

    Answer: Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF)

    The Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) is a five-step process that begins with assessing needs and resources, then identifying risk and protective factors to guide program selection.

  2. A prevention coalition is selecting a program for adolescent alcohol misuse. Which criterion is MOST important when choosing from an evidence-based program registry?

    Answer: Match between program population and local target population

    Population match is the most critical criterion because a program proven effective with one demographic may not transfer to a different cultural or age group.

  3. In the EPICS model of prevention planning, what does the 'C' stand for?

    Answer: Collaboration

    In the EPICS model (Engage, Plan, Implement, Collaborate, Sustain), 'C' stands for Collaborate, reflecting the importance of multi-sector partnerships.

  4. A prevention professional wants to ensure fidelity during program implementation. Which action BEST supports fidelity?

    Answer: Using a trained facilitator and following the program manual

    Fidelity requires delivering the program as designed, which means following the manual and using properly trained facilitators.

  5. Which of the following BEST describes a 'logic model' in prevention program planning?

    Answer: A visual diagram linking inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes

    A logic model is a visual representation that shows how program inputs and activities lead to outputs and short-, mid-, and long-term outcomes.

  6. When adapting an evidence-based program for a specific cultural group, which principle should guide the process?

    Answer: Preserve core components while adapting surface features

    Effective cultural adaptation preserves the theory-based core components (active ingredients) while modifying surface features like language, images, and examples.

  7. Which data type is MOST useful during the needs assessment phase of prevention planning?

    Answer: Epidemiological data on substance use prevalence

    Epidemiological data reveals the scope and nature of the problem in the target community, which is the foundation of a needs assessment.