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Phase III: Program Design of Alcohol Abuse

Students will design a primary prevention health care program with the goal of decreasing exposure of the target population to the risk considering how the program will function within the current health care environment.

Program Design Criteria:

1. Program title

2. Target population

3. Priority risk that will be targeted for reduction by this program

4. List two formal Goals for the program & three Objectives for each goal (goals should have a time frame. Objectives should be issue or participant centered, have a time frame and be measurable. See Bloom’s taxonomy for measurable verbs.

5. Relate the vision of the program as it will be (core components) including: 

a. Location of the program

b. Key players to maintain the program and implement it

c. Day to day functions, activities etc. How it works.

d. Accessibility, availability, affordability of the program

6. Budget and funding

7. Evaluating the program’s outcome based on the set goals and objectives.

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