
Community Assessment: Pre-test
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- Q1A windshield survey examines all the following EXCEPT:Community assetsPhysical environmentTraffic violationsHealth food options120s
- Q2This is true about Community Health Assessments EXCEPT:CHA can include a needs assessment – e.g., poor access to healthcare and large grocery storesIs only done by professionals such as public health officials, government employers or healthcare providersCan be requested by health programs, city or county government, or by foundationsCHA should also include assets present – e.g., sidewalks, parks/greenspace, Peop120s
- Q3A Community Health Worker supports Community Engagement and Health Assessments with all the following EXCEPTShares private and confidential community informationMay participate in data collection – conduct Focus Groups, develop and conduct surveysFacilitate Windshield SurveysFacilitate sharing of resources to the community120s
- Q4The five (5) parts of a Community Health Assessment include:Research, Observations, Key Interviews, Focus Groups and SurveyObservations, Key Interviews, Townhall Meetings, Social Media Campaigns, and Public Service AnnouncementsResearch, Observations, Focus Groups, Townhall Meetings, and Public Service AnnouncementsResearch, Writing, Focus Groups, Surveys, and Townhall Meetings120s
- Q5Which of the following about windshield surveys is trueCan be done by walkingIs conducted over a large geographical areaIs only for pointing out the problems in a communityCan include items you don’t directly observe, but heard about120s