PRECEDE Model
Another model, PRECEDE model, was adapted from Green and Kreuter in 2005. This model is well-known. You can check the slide with their framework. To simplify it, you can ask five questions in the planning stage:
- How serious is the health issue, concern, or problem?
- Which behavioral and environmental risk factors are involved?
- What contributes to those risk factors?
- Which combination of interventions might change these factors?
- How can those interventions be implemented?
You will also need to consider your goal and objective.
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Goal – what do you ultimately want to achieve with the program, corresponds to health problem or concern.
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Objectives – the changes to be brought about by the target group, corresponds to risk/protective factors and contributing factors that cause/result in the health concern.
Capacity Building: Core Competencies for Health Promotion
Capacity Building: Core Competencies for Health Promotion
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