Which of the following (could be one or more than one of the following) is overinclusion?

Question 1Which of the following (could be one or more than one of the following) is overinclusion?

  More intensive services to a small group may inflate the true program effect.

  All the above are correct.

  May dilute the estimated program effects on the target audience’s outcomes and may falsely increase the estimated size of the target audience

  Too few participants may make it difficult to detect program effects.

  Increases cost per participant

 Question 2True or False. Social marketing is a service utilization plan input.

  True

  False

 Question 3At what point is the highest amount of effort across the lift of a health program?

  Outcome Evaluation

  Needs Assessment

  Program Development

  Impact Evaluation

  Termination

 Question 4Which of the following accurately describes cost-utility analysis?

  compares the costs of two programs against one type of impact that is measured the same way in both programs

  compares the costs of two or more programs without looking at outcomes or impacts.

  All the above are correct.

  Compares two programs, however, the programs need not address the same health problem

  Measures the outcome of health programs in terms of the potential participants’ preference for the health outcome

 Question 5Which of the following are organizational plan inputs?

  Human Resources, Physical Resources

  Information System

  A and B only

  Transportation, Time

  Operations Manual

 Question 6Match each definition with its term.

The theoretical point of view taken, which guides the decisions as to what factors will be included as costs and as outcomes

Purchases that cannot be made because of having spent the money on something else

The process of converting future health benefits and future dollars to the present values

The rate at which current dollars will have a lower value in the future

The decreasing value of capital equipment into the future

The systematic alteration of any parameter of the economic analysis for the purpose of determining the point at which the conclusions would become substantively different

A generic term used to encompass expenses related to the program

Question 7Match each item with its corresponding definition or appropriate example.

Budget

Break-even analysis

In-kind donation

Variable costs

Fixed costs