CBC Breast Health Program Development Flashcards
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When a breast health program wants to assess changes in community knowledge and attitudes after an intervention, the BEST evaluation design is:
Answer: Pre- and post-test survey design
A pre- and post-test survey measures baseline knowledge/attitudes and change after the intervention, directly attributing differences to the program.
A breast counselor collaborating with a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) should know that FQHCs primarily serve:
Answer: Medically underserved areas and populations, accepting patients regardless of ability to pay
FQHCs are safety-net providers that receive federal funding to offer comprehensive care in medically underserved areas using a sliding-fee scale.
The 'Pink Ribbon' campaign is associated with breast cancer awareness. A breast counselor should be aware that critics of 'pinkwashing' argue that:
Answer: Some companies profit from the symbol without meaningful contribution to research or patient support
Pinkwashing describes companies that market products with pink ribbon branding while donating little to breast cancer research or exploiting patient concerns for profit.
A breast health program serving a predominantly Spanish-speaking immigrant population should prioritize which of the following to reduce screening barriers?
Answer: Providing bilingual staff, culturally adapted materials, and transportation assistance
Language access, cultural relevance, and practical barriers like transportation are the top evidence-based strategies for reaching immigrant and limited-English-proficiency populations.
In breast health program sustainability planning, diversifying funding sources is recommended primarily because:
Answer: Reliance on a single funder creates vulnerability if that funding ends
Programs dependent on one funding stream risk complete shutdown when that grant ends; diversified funding provides financial resilience.
Which metric is most commonly used to measure the effectiveness of a community breast cancer early detection program?
Answer: Mammography screening rate among the target population
Mammography screening rate directly measures whether the program achieved its core goal of increasing early detection behaviors in the target community.