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Acknowledgments |
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Chapter 1 Overview of a Systems Approach to Education and Program Planning |
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An Overview of General System Theory |
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A Systems Approach to Education and Program Planning |
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The Beginning of Instructional Design: The Learners/Participants |
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Interventional, Teaching, and Behavioral Change Strategies |
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Chapter 2 Mission Statements |
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Definitions and Characteristics of a Mission Statement |
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Examples of Mission Statements for Health-Related Organizations |
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Chapter 3 Needs Assessment |
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Definitions and Characteristics of a Needs Assessment |
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Performing a Needs Assessment |
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Surveys and Questionnaires |
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Gathering Information on the Needs of Participants |
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Review of the Literature, Statistics, and Health Data |
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Community Forums or Town Meetings |
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Information from Professional Groups |
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Sources of Patient Education Information |
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Constraints Related to Needs Assessments |
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Chapter 4 Developing Goals and Standards |
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Definitions and Characteristics of Goal Statements |
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Examples of Goal Statements |
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Standards Are Written Related to the Goals |
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Examples of Standards Related to the Goals |
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Developing Goals for Patient Care |
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From Where Are Goals Derived? |
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Goal Development Followed by Needs Assessment |
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Needs Assessment Leads to Goal Development |
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Chapter 5 Writing Objectives |
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Part 1 An Overview of Definitions |
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Part 2 Learning Objectives |
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Common Errors in Writing and Using Objectives |
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What Comes Next After Writing the Objectives? |
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Part 3 Classification of Behavioral Objectives |
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Constraints Related to Writing and Using Objectives |
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Helpful Hints for Writing and Using Objectives |
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Chapter 6 Teaching Strategies |
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Learning Style Description |
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Using Learning Styles to Develop Teaching Strategies |
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Connecting Learning Styles to How People Remember |
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Teaching Considerations for Effective Learning |
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Lecture Format for Presentations |
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Journal Writing and Activity Log |
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Constraints Related to Teaching Strategies |
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Chapter 7 Interventions and Behavior Change Models |
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Health Communication Intervention Strategies (HCIS) |
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Determine the Purpose of Evaluation |
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Determine What Types of Evaluations Are Needed |
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Developing and Implementing Formative Methods of Evaluation |
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Sample Types of Formative Evaluation Methods |
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Developing and Implementing Summative Methods of Evaluation |
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Process and Product Evaluation in Assessing Skills |
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Norm-Referenced and Criterion-Referenced Evaluations |
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Developing and Using Valid Evaluations |
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Developing and Using Reliable Tests and Evaluations |
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Helpful Hints for Writing All Types of Questions |
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Writing Multiple-Choice Test Items |
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Writing Case Study Types of Tests |
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What Analyses Are Practical to Do on Multiple-Choice Tests? |
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Writing Short-Answer and Essay Questions |
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Writing and Using Clinical Evaluation Instruments |
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Constraints Related to Evaluation |
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Appendix A Needs Assessment Instruments |
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Appendix B Sample Evaluation Instruments |
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