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PRECEDE – PROCEDE THEORY Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 DESCRIPTION This chapter will discuss The Precede-Proceed Model Framework, understanding Predisposing, Reinforcing and Enabling Factors as determinants of health behavior, and how to use the frame in the behavior case analysis Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 OBJECTIVES General The student able to analyze the health behavior problem with precede-proceed model. Specific Student can explain The Precede-Proceed Model Framework Student understand Predisposing, Reinforcing and Enabling Factors as determinants of health behavior. Student can use the frame in the behavior case analysis Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 INTRODUCTION PRECEDE (Predisposing, Reinforcing, Enabling, Construct in Educational / Environmental Diagnosis and Evaluation PROCEED (Policy, Regulatory and Organizational Construct in Educational and Environmental Development) Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Relationship between Health Promotion – Health Education and Public Health Health Education : voluntary behavior change and the scope directly on healthy behaviors Health Promotion : combination of education and environmental support for the behavior with the specific conditions Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Relationship between Health Promotion – Health Education and Public Health Health Promotion : enable people able to control the causes of health Health Education is aimed at individual or communal voluntary action to obtain health or as make decision in health and good things in their community. Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 PRECEDE Looking at some of the factors that shape health status and help health promotor/educator focused on building a target for intervention. Provide specific objectives and evaluation criteria. Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 PROCEED Showing the stages of policy and implementation process and evaluation Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 PRECEDE & PROCEED Stage of serial process of planning, implementation & evaluation. Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Phase 5 Administrative and Policy diagnosis Phase 4 Educational and Organizational diagnosis Phase 3 Behavioral and Environmental diagnosis Phase 2 Epidemiological diagnosis Phase 1 Social diagnosis Predisposing Factor HEALTH PROMOTION Reinforcing Factor Health Education Behaviour And Lifestyle Policy Regulation organization Health Quality Of life Enabling Factor Environment Phase 6 Implementation Phase 7 Process Phase 8 Impact Phase 9 Outcome Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 The Precede-Proceed model for health promotion planning and evaluation

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Behaviour Quality of life Health Environment Vital Indicators : -Disability -Discomfort -Fertility -Fitness -Morbidity -Mortality -Physiological risk factors Dimensions : -Distribution -Duration -Functional level -Incidence -Intensity -Longevity -Prevalence Social indicators -Absenteeism -Achievement -Aesthetics -Alienation -Comfort -Crime -Crowding -Discrimination -Happiness -Hostility -Illegitimacy -Performance Riots Self-esteem Unemployment Welfare Behavioral Indicators : -Compliance -Consumption pattern -Coping -Preventive action -Self-care -Utilization Dimensions: -Frequency -Persistence -Promptness -Quality -Range Environmental Indicators : Economic Physical Services Social Dimensions : Access Affordability Equity Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Predisposing Factors: -Knowledge -Attitudes -Beliefs -Values -Perception Direct Communication To public, Patients, Employees, etc Health education Component of health Promotion program Indirect Communicat. Through staff Training, Supervision, Consultation feedback Reinforcing Factors: - Attitudes and behavior of health personnel and other, peers, parents, employers, etc Behavior (Actions) of individuals, groups, or communities Enabling factors: -Availability of resources -Accessibility -Referrals -rules and laws -Skills Environmental factors Policy Regulation organization Training Community organization Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Predisposing Factors: - Knowledge - Beliefs - Values - Attitudes - Confidence -Capacity Genetics Enabling factors: -Availability of health resources -Accessibility of Health resources -Community/government laws, priority and commitment to health -Health related skills Specific Behavior by Individuals or by organizations Health Reinforcing Factors: Family Peers Teachers Employers Health providers Community leaders Decision makers Environment (conditions of Living) Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Behavioral determinants of health and disease : Lawrence W. Green & Robert A Hiatt; 2011

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Example… I know “3M” is the most effective way of deciding the DHF transmission (knowledge) I agree to do “3M” (attitude) I disagree because of inconvenient “3M” (attitude)  tend to practice I did a “3M” (practice) Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Do the application of this model to your case ! Health Behavior CHAPTER 4

Health Behavior CHAPTER 4 Reference Green, W. Lawrence. Health Promotion Planning an Educational & Environmental Approach. Second edition. Mayfield Publishing Company. 1991 Health Behavior CHAPTER 4