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Written to provide students with the essential program planning skills that they'll need in public health practice, Introduction to Public Health Program Planning offers an accessible and engaging approach to the program planning process.

Key Features:

• Chapter-opening analogies to real-life situations help demystify chapter content and ease student understanding.
• Discussion of the most commonly used planning frameworks (including PRECEDE-PROCEED, MAPP, MAP-IT, and Intervention Mapping).
• End-of chapter activities that link to journal articles demonstrate how the material covered is applied in a practice setting.
• Figures and tables provide visual examples that clarify and expand upon chapter material.
• Navigate eBook Access (included with each new print text) provides online or offline access to the digital text.
  
  

Table of Contents:

Section I Planning Foundations
Chapter 1 Introduction to Planning
Chapter 2 Health Behavior Theories
Chapter 3 Preparing for Planning
Section II Planning Basics
Chapter 4 Assessing
Chapter 5 Planning
Chapter 6 Implementing
Chapter 7 Evaluating
Section III Planning Frameworks
Chapter 8 PRECEDE-PROCEED
Chapter 9 MAPP
Chapter 10 MAP-IT
Chapter 11 Intervention Mapping
Chapter 12 Frameworks for Specific Issues and Methods
Chapter 13 Choosing a Framework