Module 7 sample quiz
A community health program received funding and began delivering services. During the first quarter, they realized they were behind schedule. What should the program managers focus on to correct this?
A) Input data
B) Process evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Outcome evaluation
When evaluating the structure of a health program, what aspect are you likely focusing on?
A) Quality of outcomes
B) Program activities
C) Resources utilized (e.g., equipment)
D) Community feedback
The purpose of process evaluation is to:
A) Determine the impact of the program
B) Ensure the program adheres to its plan
C) Review stakeholder engagement
D) Judge the merit of the program after completion
When collecting data on community personnel and supplies purchased, what type of data are you gathering?
A) Output data
B) Process data
C) Outcome data
D) Input data
In the evaluation of a health program’s outcome, what does “quality” refer to?
A) The number of services delivered
B) The characteristics of the outcome
C) The measurable impact
D) The efficiency of the program
Formative evaluation is essential for:
A) Adjusting program activities during implementation
B) Judging program merit after completion
C) Determining the quantitative outcomes
D) Engaging stakeholders
The key difference between summative and process evaluation is that summative evaluation:
A) Focuses on resource allocation
B) Looks at long-term effects and outcomes
C) Examines activities during the program
D) Is used exclusively during program planning
While evaluating a program, you determine that exposure levels were too low to make a measurable difference. This issue falls under:
A) Input data
B) Summative evaluation
C) Process data
D) Outcome evaluation
An example of output data in a community health program is:
A) Financial reports
B) Personnel data
C) Goods and services provided
D) Stakeholder feedback
One of the essential phases in conducting a program evaluation is dissemination and reporting. What is the primary purpose of this phase?
A) Gathering data for improvement
B) Adjusting community activities
C) Ensuring stakeholders use the lessons learned
D) Collecting resources
What should you evaluate if you want to determine whether a community health program used the right methods and steps?
A) Structure
B) Process
C) Outcome
D) Input
To ensure the program reaches the correct audience, a team should focus on:
A) Outcome evaluation
B) Process evaluation
C) Stakeholder feedback
D) Input data
In a public health setting, what’s the difference between quantity and quality in outcome evaluation?
A) Quantity refers to measurable data, while quality refers to the type of outcome
B) Quantity refers to resources used, while quality refers to staff performance
C) Quality refers to stakeholder satisfaction, while quantity refers to intervention intensity
D) They both refer to numeric data
Engaging stakeholders in program evaluation is important because:
A) They provide financial resources
B) They help design and conduct evaluations
C) They deliver the health services
D) They monitor output data
If a community health program seeks to determine the long-term effects of its efforts, which evaluation should they conduct?
A) Formative evaluation
B) Process evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Input evaluation
The first step in evaluating a community health program is:
A) Engaging stakeholders
B) Collecting input data
C) Selecting key evaluation questions
D) Gathering process data
Monitoring a program often involves:
A) Determining its overall worth after completion
B) Measuring the quality of services provided
C) Adjusting activities in real-time based on feedback
D) Tracking inputs and processes
A program is reviewing its effectiveness in reaching its target population. This is an example of:
A) Input data evaluation
B) Outcome evaluation
C) Process data evaluation
D) Structure evaluation
When gathering data for evaluation, which of the following is most important?
A) Stakeholder opinions
B) Output and outcome data
C) Input and process data
D) The type of program being evaluated
Which phase is critical for adjusting a health program before its completion?
A) Implementation
B) Planning
C) Summative evaluation
D) Formative evaluation
A health program has completed its first phase and is preparing to share its findings. What step comes next?
A) Process evaluation
B) Dissemination and reporting
C) Stakeholder engagement
D) Outcome evaluation
The purpose of identifying key evaluation questions is to:
A) Engage stakeholders in data collection
B) Track program outcomes in real-time
C) Determine what will be evaluated
D) Analyze financial inputs
You are tracking the number of services provided in a community health program. What kind of data is this?
A) Input data
B) Process data
C) Outcome data
D) Output data
When conducting an internal evaluation, you are engaging in:
A) Summative evaluation
B) Program evaluation
C) Formative evaluation
D) Outcome evaluation
A completed program requires which type of evaluation to determine its worth?
A) Process evaluation
B) Outcome evaluation
C) Input data analysis
D) Output tracking
A health program is identifying its use of equipment and supplies. What aspect of the program is being evaluated?
A) Process
B) Structure
C) Outcome
D) Input
An evaluation plan needs to determine how data will be analyzed and used. This is part of which phase?
A) Planning
B) Implementation
C) Completion
D) Data analysis and reporting
Outcome evaluation is used primarily for:
A) Adjusting activities
B) Tracking resources
C) Judging program effectiveness
D) Monitoring day-to-day processes
Which evaluation type helps decision-makers understand the impact of a program after it’s completed?
A) Process evaluation
B) Formative evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Program structure evaluation
When monitoring a community health program, tracking payments made for services falls under:
A) Output data
B) Process data
C) Input data
D) Outcome data
B
C
B
D
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B
C
C
C
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A community health program received funding and began delivering services. During the first quarter, they realized they were behind schedule. What should the program managers focus on to correct this?
A) Input data
B) Process evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Outcome evaluation
When evaluating the structure of a health program, what aspect are you likely focusing on?
A) Quality of outcomes
B) Program activities
C) Resources utilized (e.g., equipment)
D) Community feedback
The purpose of process evaluation is to:
A) Determine the impact of the program
B) Ensure the program adheres to its plan
C) Review stakeholder engagement
D) Judge the merit of the program after completion
When collecting data on community personnel and supplies purchased, what type of data are you gathering?
A) Output data
B) Process data
C) Outcome data
D) Input data
In the evaluation of a health program’s outcome, what does “quality” refer to?
A) The number of services delivered
B) The characteristics of the outcome
C) The measurable impact
D) The efficiency of the program
Formative evaluation is essential for:
A) Adjusting program activities during implementation
B) Judging program merit after completion
C) Determining the quantitative outcomes
D) Engaging stakeholders
The key difference between summative and process evaluation is that summative evaluation:
A) Focuses on resource allocation
B) Looks at long-term effects and outcomes
C) Examines activities during the program
D) Is used exclusively during program planning
While evaluating a program, you determine that exposure levels were too low to make a measurable difference. This issue falls under:
A) Input data
B) Summative evaluation
C) Process data
D) Outcome evaluation
An example of output data in a community health program is:
A) Financial reports
B) Personnel data
C) Goods and services provided
D) Stakeholder feedback
One of the essential phases in conducting a program evaluation is dissemination and reporting. What is the primary purpose of this phase?
A) Gathering data for improvement
B) Adjusting community activities
C) Ensuring stakeholders use the lessons learned
D) Collecting resources
What should you evaluate if you want to determine whether a community health program used the right methods and steps?
A) Structure
B) Process
C) Outcome
D) Input
To ensure the program reaches the correct audience, a team should focus on:
A) Outcome evaluation
B) Process evaluation
C) Stakeholder feedback
D) Input data
In a public health setting, what’s the difference between quantity and quality in outcome evaluation?
A) Quantity refers to measurable data, while quality refers to the type of outcome
B) Quantity refers to resources used, while quality refers to staff performance
C) Quality refers to stakeholder satisfaction, while quantity refers to intervention intensity
D) They both refer to numeric data
Engaging stakeholders in program evaluation is important because:
A) They provide financial resources
B) They help design and conduct evaluations
C) They deliver the health services
D) They monitor output data
If a community health program seeks to determine the long-term effects of its efforts, which evaluation should they conduct?
A) Formative evaluation
B) Process evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Input evaluation
The first step in evaluating a community health program is:
A) Engaging stakeholders
B) Collecting input data
C) Selecting key evaluation questions
D) Gathering process data
Monitoring a program often involves:
A) Determining its overall worth after completion
B) Measuring the quality of services provided
C) Adjusting activities in real-time based on feedback
D) Tracking inputs and processes
A program is reviewing its effectiveness in reaching its target population. This is an example of:
A) Input data evaluation
B) Outcome evaluation
C) Process data evaluation
D) Structure evaluation
When gathering data for evaluation, which of the following is most important?
A) Stakeholder opinions
B) Output and outcome data
C) Input and process data
D) The type of program being evaluated
Which phase is critical for adjusting a health program before its completion?
A) Implementation
B) Planning
C) Summative evaluation
D) Formative evaluation
A health program has completed its first phase and is preparing to share its findings. What step comes next?
A) Process evaluation
B) Dissemination and reporting
C) Stakeholder engagement
D) Outcome evaluation
The purpose of identifying key evaluation questions is to:
A) Engage stakeholders in data collection
B) Track program outcomes in real-time
C) Determine what will be evaluated
D) Analyze financial inputs
You are tracking the number of services provided in a community health program. What kind of data is this?
A) Input data
B) Process data
C) Outcome data
D) Output data
When conducting an internal evaluation, you are engaging in:
A) Summative evaluation
B) Program evaluation
C) Formative evaluation
D) Outcome evaluation
A completed program requires which type of evaluation to determine its worth?
A) Process evaluation
B) Outcome evaluation
C) Input data analysis
D) Output tracking
A health program is identifying its use of equipment and supplies. What aspect of the program is being evaluated?
A) Process
B) Structure
C) Outcome
D) Input
An evaluation plan needs to determine how data will be analyzed and used. This is part of which phase?
A) Planning
B) Implementation
C) Completion
D) Data analysis and reporting
Outcome evaluation is used primarily for:
A) Adjusting activities
B) Tracking resources
C) Judging program effectiveness
D) Monitoring day-to-day processes
Which evaluation type helps decision-makers understand the impact of a program after it’s completed?
A) Process evaluation
B) Formative evaluation
C) Summative evaluation
D) Program structure evaluation
When monitoring a community health program, tracking payments made for services falls under:
A) Output data
B) Process data
C) Input data
D) Outcome data
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