Sutherland et al. , (2015) conducted an intervention evaluating the effectiveness of the multi-component intervention ‘Physical Activity 4 Everyone’ (PA4E1). The aim of the intervention was to examine the effectiveness of the 24-month PA4E1 intervention in reducing the decline of moderate to vigorous physical activity among secondary school in disadvantaged areas. The intervention targeted disadvantaged schools in NSW, with five intervention schools and five control schools. The total number of students involved in the intervention was 1,150, where students were aged 12 at the baseline measurement.…
Strategic plans do not automatically ensure the success of an organization’s mission and vision (Walston, 2014). The mission, vision, values, and strategic goals are the formula for strategy and culture. Directional strategies maintain or change the culture which can be achieved through assessment of the organization through a SWOT analysis. Processes need to be put into place to monitor and change performance if needed. Implementation strategies occur through service delivery, support, and unit action plans.…
Step one of the program evaluation is to identify goals and desired outcomes. The primary goal of Osprey Village provide a community that enables people with disabilities to maximize their independence while being around other residents who are caring and loving. Another goal of the problem is parents know their child is in a safe community with friendship social interaction. Making sure child will still get care if something happens to their loved one. Another goal is resident gain skills, guidance and gifts.…
The traditional method for intervention puts students with a specific language at a disadvantage by identifying SLD students later. RTI enables teacher’s through consistent progress monitoring to identify SLD students early to receive more intensive interventions. RTI also brings together the general education teacher and the special education together to create effective and efficient interventions. The traditional model required the special education teacher and general education teacher to work independently. The traditional model had larger more crowded classrooms whereas, RTI has smaller class sizes that focus on more individualized instruction.…
Some common health education and health promotion planning models are Planning Approach to Community Health (PATCH) model, PRECEDE/PROCEED model, Community Health Improvement Process (CHIP) model, Multilevel Approach to Community Health (MATCH) model, and Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation (RE-AIM) model. All of these models have five common themes for evaluation. These themes are community participation, data-based decision making, defining a target population, objectives that identify specific targets, and…
Evidence-based Interventions The three activity would be the recurses before the implementing the intervention. I would use the assessment to judge what intervention would be more beneficial for David. Intervention One The first intervention would be to allow David to use assistive technology to do drill and practice programs to work on weak skills.…
The program also creates a supportive environment by advocating for safe and accessible areas for children to engage in physical activity. The program also creates a supportive environment by using data collection to determine the best time to implement physical activity. For example, the report indicated that children were more likely to be active and have free time after school, which would be an ideal time to implement a physical activity program or regime. Our Health, Our Future aims to strengthen community actions by using the community as a resource in the forums. The forums help the community make decisions, plan interventions and implement them to achieve better health.…
Intervention Planning For this intervention plan, I will examine the case of “Peter” and determine who will be included in this intervention process, the specific intervention model and procedures, how I will evaluate the intervention I choose, and the ethical challenges I may encounter with Peter. In this plan I will focus on and recommend an intervention for the moderate Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) symptoms Peter is experiencing. Inclusion in the Intervention Process…
Intervention Outline PE is an individual therapy that is highly flexible and can be modified to fit the needs of clients from diverse backgrounds. PE is specifically designed to help clients process traumatic events and reduce trauma-induced psychological disturbances, making it one of the most effective interventions for individuals experiencing rape-related PTSD (Penn Behavioral Health, 2017). While the PE treatment program is structured, it can be modified in order to best assist an array of individuals. The most important aspect of the PE treatment program is building a strong foundation with the client that is based on a strong therapeutic relationship and clear, compelling rationale for treatment (Foa, 2007).…
Therefore, the assessment adds value to the final decisions that are made. Some of the policies promote the general well-being of the society. Data provided from public or community health assessment also uses factual data supported by evidence from implying that the implementation process can take a systematic process (Fawcett & Director, 2012). Accessibility for physically handicapped populations…
Explain your understanding of the rationale for this EBP model. My time as a case manager, in a harm reduction program for homeless veterans has allowed me to have weekly sessions with a client for over two months now. The client is an Army vet with a history of substance abuse secondary to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In my effort to asses the client’s mental health on a weekly basis, I took notice in how the Feedback Informed Intervention (FIT), provided a unique opportunity for me and my client. Boswell, Kraus, Miller, & Lambert (2013) says there 's a moment in time when the patient and provider can look through a window together which the therapist and patient can catch glimpses into a unique world-view (Boswell, Kraus, Miller,…
The type of intervention approach most appropriate for the homelessness issue in Baltimore City is a preventative targeted intervention. This approach has been selected since, a portion of homeless individuals are showing signs and symptoms of substance abuse (Roe-Sepowtiz, Bedard, & Thyer, 2005). Although there are great efforts in Baltimore City’s intervention plans, there are too many gaps that leave out individuals who are suffering from substance abuse (Baltimore City Jurisdictional Plan, 2009). Every plan has the same goal of moving the homeless with substance abuse problems into a healthier lifestyle, however change has been a slow and ineffective process (Baltimore City Jurisdictional Plan, 2009). The preventative targeted intervention…
This essay will examine how alcohol consumption in young Australians between the ages of 18-25 is accountable for a considerable burden of death, disease and injury in Australia (CommunitNhmrc, 2015). Alcohol-related harm to health is not limited to drinkers; it also has negative impacts on families, bystanders and the broader community (CommunitNhmrc, 2015). Alcohol-related health issues have reached a melting point as alcohol causes a wide range of diseases, health conditions and high-risk behaviors from mental disorders and road traffic injuries to liver complaints and unsafe sexual behaviour (Who, 2015). The essay will firstly discuss the impact of alcohol consumption on the health of the nation; secondly, health promotion which aims to…
Risks There are several hazards within the community. However, with reference to the risks from the environment - air pollution is a huge concern. In Central Florida, apart from the SunRail and Lynx, most of the community members use cars for their means of transportation. With that, it exposes them to perilous agents in air.…
There are several implementation intervention problems which make quality of the intervention degenerate in mental health research area especially aimed at immigrant children. So, I assume that the implementation intervention fidelity is a significant factor that may impact on the gaps between an intervention and outcomes. In general, implementation intervention fidelity is a key component for the well-structured implementation of evidence-based interventions in the real world settings. Since implementation intervention fidelity is a standard to understand how the intervention actually affects to outcomes, as well as how the intervention well succeeds, implementation intervention fidelity needs to be measured and evaluated (Fixen et al., 2009).…