PROGRAM, LESSONS LEARNT
Program and Lessons Learnt
My program topic happens to be environmental health. The aim of the program was to assess and evaluate environmental conditions in low-income households. I gathered crucial insights from a study conducted by Adamkiewics et al. (2014) to assess environmental conditions in low-income urban housing in which case 20 households from low-income households were studied. The study involved individuals who were 18 years and above. 80% of the study population comprised of women from Hispanic population (Adamkiewic et al., 2014). Most individuals in the study population had income levels that were below poverty threshold. In addition, most of the study population spoke English and most participants had low levels of education with the summed index ?13 (Adamkiewicz et al., 2014).
The generalized model of planning helped in framing my program for health promotion. This is more so the case given that the said model provides guidelines and easier ways...
It is worthwhile noting that budgeting is an important part of a program. A budget happens to be helpful in comparing the costs of various activities in the program and aids planning efforts. However, the said process was rather complex. This is more so the case given that it required significant investigation and evaluation to establish the resources expected for the program. From the program, I learnt that it is important to assess goals, objectives and activities to determine whether these would be pertinent to the goals of the program while identifying better…
References
Adamkiewicz, G., Spengler, J. D., Harley, A. E., Stoddard, A., Yang, M., Alvarez-Reeves, M. & Sorensen, G (2014). Environmental Conditions in Low-Income Urban Housing: Clustering and Associations with Self-Reported Health. Am J Public Health, 104(9), 1650-1656.
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