Program Planning and Needs Assessment

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To develop and implement community-based OT practice, OT practitioners needs to be competent in program planning and needs assessment

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What is a program?

planned and coordinated for a specific purpose, addresses a specific need, outlines activities, and measures effectiveness

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What is program development?

process involving continuous cycles of needs assessment, planning the intervention, implementation, and evaluation with feedback at each step to revise or improve previous steps

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What is a needs assessment?

process determining the gaps between the current state and the desired outcomes; show how you will accomplish your goals

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The cycle of program development….

  • preplanning

  • needs assessment

  • determine priorities

  • program plan development

  • implementation

  • process evaluation

  • impact/outcome evaluation

  • share results

  • revise, expand, or terminate

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Community Program Planning- Best practice

  • plan with people (involve stakeholders)

  • plan with data (demonstrate community needs- prevalence, epidemiological data, incidence)

  • plan for performance (sustainability planning)

  • plan for priorities (focus on greatest community needs)

  • plan for evaluation (are we doing it right, are we doing the right things, how do we measure our impact)

  • plan for clear and measurable program outcomes

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Program development vs. OT Process

  • Preplanning (Occupational profile)

  • Assessment (analysis of performance)

  • Program planning (intervention plan)

  • Program implementation (intervention implementation)

  • Program evaluation (intervention review)

  • Sustainability planning (outcomes)

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What is a community needs assessment?

  • analysis of health problem based on info gathered about those with the need and the environment

  • systematic process for collecting information

  • involves understanding of the needs

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What is a target population?

group of persons or population who share characteristics that identify them as the focus of health programming or have an unment health need

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Community needs assessment process includes…

  • population description

  • problems or need description

  • identification of unment needs

  • environmental description and context

  • prioritized needs, goals, and targeted outcomes

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Needs assessment general steps:

  • describe the population (gather data to get an accurate pic of the need of target population)

  • describe the environment (gather data about the physical and social environment of the target population)

  • analysis of needs (mixing of data and providing clear and realistic picture of programing needed)

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Needs assesment data includes primary and secondary…

Primary data (data collected to support program)

  • interviews, focus groups, surveys, community forums, asking key informants and stakeholders

Secondary data (existing data to help support community need)

  • birth and death records, census data, prevalence data on diseases, disabiltiy, illness, injury, and risk, demographic data, social indicators

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Example of community programming:

Target pop: elementary aged children in low income community with high rates of obesity

Community program: teach healthy habits through school-based gardening program

Data sources:

  • primary: interview children on healthy food knowledge

  • secondary: local obesity rates tracked by local health department

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Statement of purpose:

after the needs assessment, set the stage for the program

  • significance to OT- why an OT can address this need

  • theory that guides your program and addresses your need

  • contains evidence (data that informs decision-making)