Lesson 3 knowledge check

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Question 1

Why are implementation, evaluation, and sustainability considered essential pillars of public health practice?

Question 2

What does the term "implementation" mean in the context of public health?

Question 3

According to Frieden (2014), which of the following is not one of the six key components of effective implementation?

Question 4

What is a "technical package" in public health implementation?

Question 5

Why is communication important in program implementation?

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of a process evaluation question?

Question 7

What type of evaluation assesses short- or medium-term changes, such as behavior or knowledge?

Question 8

Which tool is commonly used to guide both program planning and evaluation?

Question 9

What is a key strategy to support the sustainability of a public health intervention?

Question 10

Embedding public health interventions into Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs) helps to:

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