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Dasar Perencanaan Dan Evaluasi Program Kesehatan Masyarakat
Dasar Perencanaan Dan Evaluasi Program Kesehatan Masyarakat
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Health promotion
currently….
• The breadth of the work
is represented in the
Canadian Centre for
Health Promotion’s quality
of life model, which
conceptualizes health
promotion as aligned with
a quality life
Health promotion has been defined as the combination of
two levels of action:
(1) health education and
(2) environmental actions to support the conditions for
healthy living (Green & Kreuter, 1999).
Health promotion is guided by a set of core values and principles. These
values and principles form the habits of mind that provide a common
basis for the practice of health promotion and include the ecological
perspective on health, which takes into account the cultural, economic,
and social determinants of health; a commitment to equity, civil
society, and social justice; a respect for cultural diversity and
sensitivity; a dedication to sustainable development; and a
participatory approach to engaging the population in identifying needs,
setting priorities, and planning, implementing, and evaluating practical and
feasible health promotion solutions to address needs.
The most effective health promotion
programs are based on health
theories. Theories are used for two
purposes. First, they provide the
conceptual basis on which health
promotion programs are built.
Second, they guide the actual process
of planning, implementing, and
evaluating a program.
Intrapersonal level: structuring the
interventions, the theories help us
address intrapersonal factors such as
knowledge, attitudes, beliefs,
motivation, self-concept, and skills.
INTERPERSONAL LEVEL:The theories
recognize that we are influenced and
influence others through personal
opinions, beliefs, behaviour, advice,
and support, which in turn influence
our health and that of others.
Theories at the population level
explore how social systems function
and change and how to mobilize
individuals at the different settings.
Health promotion program
planning model
Model manajemen Puskesmas
Perencanaan
(P1)
Pelaksanaan
Evaluasi (P3)
(P2)
Penyusunan alternatif solusi
Brainstorming (curah pendapat)
• Brainstorming adalah suatu teknik yang efektif untuk membantu
melakukan identifikasi masalah, menentukan penyebab masalah
dan mencari cara pemecahan masalah.
• Brainstorming (curah pendapat) adalah metode yang digunakan
untuk menggali ide atau pemikiran baru yang secara efektif
melibatkan seluruh anggota kelompok.
Brainstorming (2)
Tentukan fasilitator
Determine program
Selecting health
Developing staff and budget
promotion
Procedures (SOP) (logic model) and
materials
timeline
Definisi Example
Mission A mission statement i s u s u a l l y a s h o r t s t a t e The mission of the Program is to prepare students
ment that describes the general focus to become healthy and productive individuals.
or purpose of a program
Goal A goal s e t s a p r o g r a m ’ s d i r e c t i o n a n d i Program is to increase the numbers of students K
ntent to 12 who adopt healthy nutrition behaviors.
Objective Program objectives are the specifi c steps (or subgoals)
that need to be achieved in order to attain the goal.
Process Process (or administrative) objectives are used to identify By month 3 of the initiative, two qualified
objective the needed changes or tasks in the administration of the instructors will have been hired and received
program itself (for example, hiring staff, providing orientation in effectifely delivering the curriculum
professional of the initiative.
Development for staff, seeking
Additional funding).
Action Used to identify needed changes in the actions or By the end of the program, 50 percent of the
objectives behaviors of the target population. participants will increase their exercise activities to
at least thirty inutes a day, three times a wekk.
Outcome Used to identify the long term accomplishments of a New cases of HIV among women ages 18 to 25 will
objectives health promotion program. be reduced by 25% by the year 2015.
SMART OBJECTIVES
Definition Example
Specific: clearly state exactly what you plan to achieve By May 30, 2015, 80 percent of the students in
by appropriate type and amount of detail. (four W’s grades 6 – 8 in the Riverside County Schools will
rule/who/what/where/when) engage in sixty minutes of moderate to vigorous
physical activity each day as determined by an annual
youth behavior risk survey
Measureable or observable)
Achievable (reacheable) Decide whether your objective is reachable by
considering baseline measurements as well as by
using your knowledge and experience in this area.
Realistic, meaningfull, important Address concerns that are absolute priorities.
Time bond By what date do you want the outcome to be
achieved.
Program intervention
• The most effective interventions are culturally appropriate and based
on health theories and models.
• An intervention is any set of methods, techniques, or processes
designed to effect changes in behaviors or the environment.
Select promotion materials
• Availability: quantity and time frame
• Reading level:
• Production quality and suitability
Logic
model
Programme evaluation
Program evaluation
Systemic collection of
information about a health
promotion program in order to
answer questions and make
decisions about the program.
Types of program evaluation
•Analisis data
kuantitatif numerik.