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    How To Use The PRECEDE PROCEED MODEL

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    The PRECEDE/PROCEED model is a 9-phase process for planning and evaluating health programs and interventions. It begins with understanding community needs and priorities in phases 1-2. Behaviors and factors influencing health issues are identified in phases 3-4 to develop intervention objectives. Phases 5-7 focus on planning, implementing, and process evaluation of the intervention. Impact and outcomes are evaluated in phases 8-9 to determine effectiveness and make adjustments. The model provides a framework for collaboratively designing, implementing, and refining health programs based on community input and needs.

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    How To Use The PRECEDE PROCEED MODEL

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    The PRECEDE/PROCEED model is a 9-phase process for planning and evaluating health programs and interventions. It begins with understanding community needs and priorities in phases 1-2. Behaviors and factors influencing health issues are identified in phases 3-4 to develop intervention objectives. Phases 5-7 focus on planning, implementing, and process evaluation of the intervention. Impact and outcomes are evaluated in phases 8-9 to determine effectiveness and make adjustments. The model provides a framework for collaboratively designing, implementing, and refining health programs based on community input and needs.

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    The PRECEDE/PROCEED model is a 9-phase process for planning and evaluating health programs and interventions. It begins with understanding community needs and priorities in phases 1-2. Behaviors and factors influencing health issues are identified in phases 3-4 to develop intervention objectives. Phases 5-7 focus on planning, implementing, and process evaluation of the intervention. Impact and outcomes are evaluated in phases 8-9 to determine effectiveness and make adjustments. The model provides a framework for collaboratively designing, implementing, and refining health programs based on community input and needs.

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    How To Use The PRECEDE PROCEED MODEL

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    The PRECEDE/PROCEED model is a 9-phase process for planning and evaluating health programs and interventions. It begins with understanding community needs and priorities in phases 1-2. Behaviors and factors influencing health issues are identified in phases 3-4 to develop intervention objectives. Phases 5-7 focus on planning, implementing, and process evaluation of the intervention. Impact and outcomes are evaluated in phases 8-9 to determine effectiveness and make adjustments. The model provides a framework for collaboratively designing, implementing, and refining health programs based on community input and needs.

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    A GUIDE in Using PRECEDE/PROCEED MODEL

    In Phase 1, Social diagnosis, you ask the


    community what it wants and needs to
    improve its quality of life.
    How Do You Use
    PRECEDE/PROCEED In Phase 2, Epidemiological diagnosis, you
    MODEL? identify the health or other issues that most
    clearly influence the outcome the
    community seeks.

    In these two phases, you create the


    objectives for your intervention.
    In Phase 3, Behavioral and environmental diagnosis, you
    identify the behaviors and lifestyles and/or environmental
    factors that must be changed to affect the health or other
    issues identified in Phase 2, and determine which of them
    are most likely to be changeable.
    How do you use
    PRECEDE/PROCEED
    MODEL? (cont.) In Phase 4, Educational and organizational diagnosis, you
    identify the predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors
    that act as supports for or barriers to changing the
    behaviors and environmental factors you identified in
    Phase 3.

    In these two phases, you plan the intervention.


    In Phase 5, Administrative and policy diagnosis,
    you identify (and adjust where necessary) the
    internal administrative issues and internal and
    external policy issues that can affect the
    How do you use successful conduct of the intervention.
    PRECEDE/PROCE
    ED? (cont.)

    Those administrative and policy concerns


    include generating the funding and other
    resources for the intervention.
    In Phase 6, implementation, you carry
    out the intervention.

    How do you use


    PRECEDE/PROCEED?
    (cont.)

    In Phase 7, Process evaluation, you


    evaluate the process of the intervention
    – i.e., you determine whether the
    intervention is proceeding according to
    plan, and adjust accordingly.
    In Phase 8, Impact evaluation, you
    evaluate whether the intervention is
    having the intended impact on the
    behavioral and environmental factors
    it’s aimed at, and adjust accordingly.
    How do you use
    PRECEDE/PROCEED?
    (cont.)
    In Phase 9, Outcome evaluation, you
    evaluate whether the intervention’s
    effects are in turn producing the
    outcome(s) the community identified in
    Phase 1, and adjust accordingly

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