Define what a health communication strategy is and provide an example of a health communication strategy? 

The town of All Good Things is developing a program to promote the health of its citizens.  The vision of the program is to have the healthiest citizens in the world.  The program’s mission is to “promote the health and well-being of its citizens.”  Write a: 1) Process objective 2) Impact Objective And 3) Outcome objective

What is a program goal? 

For your grant topic (own individual project proposal), what theory(ies) apply to your project? 

List the elements of a SMART objective, i.e., what does “SMART” stand for?

Reginald was passed over for promotion at the law firm where he worked, losing out to Tammy who had worked at the firm longer. Reginald then had a sinister idea. “If Tammy dies, then I would be promoted,”he thought. So he schemed to kill Tammy by running her over in the parking garage. Instead, when his plot unfolded, he hit an innocent bystander. The police arrested Reginald for murder.​ ​Reginald would be charged with premeditated murder because:

Provide at least 2 reasons why is it important to use theories when planning and evaluating health promotion programs

Reginald was passed over for promotion at the law firm where he worked, losing out to Tammy who had worked at the firm longer. Reginald then had a sinister idea. “If Tammy dies, then I would be promoted,”he thought. So he schemed to kill Tammy by running her over in the parking garage. Instead, when his plot unfolded, he hit an innocent bystander. The police arrested Reginald for murder.​ ​Reginald argued he should not be charged with murder because he never intended to kill the bystander, only Tammy. This argument fails because of the _____ doctrine.

What is a vision statement and how is it different than a mission statement?

The Mayor of the town of All Good Things asks you to evaluate their program and wants to know the difference between formative and summative evaluations.  What is your explanation of this difference?