Published Oct 18, 2006
vrhodes
36 Posts
The precede proceed model is an approach to planning health promotion that examines factors that contribute to behaviour change.
Just wondering if anyone has ever learnt about, or used this model before?
This theory seems fairly difficult to grasp. Any ideas?
zahryia, LPN
537 Posts
Yeah, it's a pain,but it's rather comprehensive:
Predisposing
Reinforcing
Enabling
Constructs in Education/Ecological
Diagnosis
Evaluation
and the PROCEED part is another acronym.
So you have the social diagnosis phase which includes data gathering and reveiew (# of clinics, rate of particular disease, demographics)
Then you go to the epi phase where you divide the data collected in first phase into health versus environmental categories (ex. predisposing health factors versus crime)
Phase 3 and 4, you look for behavioral and environmental causes and create behavioral objectives
Phase 5 you examine the predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling components
Phase 6 is program implementation
And there's more....... I'm not sure anybody really uses this in real life. I've yet to see it.:monkeydance:
Good luck