Creating Strong Diabetes Programs: Plan A Trip to Success! A Workbook for Program Planning and Evaluation . Spring 2010 . Indian Health Service . Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention . 5300 Homestead Road NE . Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110 . diabetes.ihs.gov. Indian Health Services Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention what you ultimately want to achieve or your destination. When considering health and wellbeing, goals might relate to improving health and wellbeing status through changes in mortality and morbidity, disability, quality of life and equity. Achievement of goal(s) can only be expected once a number of objectives have been met. 3. Assessment of health services programs (cont'd) • Assessment of Health Service Inputs (Programs) The planning team now needs to answer the following questions: • i. Given the identified priority health problems, what health programs need to be offered to the community? • ii. What health programs are currently being offered in the 6Developing a Local Health Department Strategic Plan: A How-To Guide Learning Goal Determine when the agency will be ready to embark on strategic planning, including identifying any steps needed to increase readiness. Objectives 1. Describe the purpose and use of an agency strategic plan. 2. Define the PHAB requirements for a strategic plan. 3. Program planning is a multi-step process that generally begins with the definition of the problem and development of an evaluation plan. Although specific steps may vary, they usually include a Framework for Program Evaluation in Public Health [PDF - 514 kB] CDCynergy. 1-5: All of the above: Cancer Control P.L.A.N.E.T. (Plan, Link, Act The program planning process for the SafeWell approach to workplace health recommends program planning that spans across the departments that traditionally address worker health issues independently, including worksite health promotion/wellness (WHP), occupational safety and health (OSH), and to some extent, human resources (HR). Program planning is an integral component of program evaluation. The purpose of Phase 1 is to develop a succinct health promotion program map in the form of a logic model that details the context of the program, expected outputs, and the intended impacts and outcomes. Developing the logic model as part of this first phase includes three key steps: planning takes place at any level in health system. planning takes place continually, it is cyclic/spiral process. planning methods can be applied to:- . A large program at national level eg. Malaria control programme . Small one - at village level eg. Construction of community health post. 3. Planning must be collective undertaking Community Health Action Plan Template - includes a template to use when writing a community health action plan. The section, Setting S.M.A.R.T. Objectives, includes information and discussion on writing sound objectives. There are templates to follow as well as language hints that might be helpful to a coalition when writing objectives At A Glance: The six steps for planning a health promotion program STEP 1: MANAGE THE PLANNING PROCESS Purpose: to develop a plan to manage stakeholder participation, timelines, resources, and determine methods for data-gathering, interpretation, and decision making. Plan to engage stakeholders, including clients and staff, in a meaningful way. Health promotion program planning and evaluation includes everything from assessi