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CBC Breast Health Program Development Flashcards

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  1. When developing a breast health education program for a low-income urban community, which step should come FIRST?

    Answer: Conducting a community needs assessment

    A community needs assessment identifies existing gaps, barriers, and resources before any program design, ensuring interventions are targeted and relevant.

  2. Which federal program provides free breast and cervical cancer screenings to underserved women in the US?

    Answer: National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP)

    The NBCCEDP, administered by the CDC, provides free or low-cost mammograms and Pap tests to low-income, uninsured, or underinsured women.

  3. In the context of health literacy, breast health materials are recommended to be written at what reading level for general public distribution?

    Answer: 4th–6th grade level

    Public health materials are most accessible and effective when written at a 4th–6th grade reading level to reach individuals with varying literacy.

  4. A Breast Counselor is planning a program evaluation. Which type of evaluation assesses whether the program was implemented as designed?

    Answer: Process evaluation

    Process evaluation (also called implementation evaluation) measures fidelity to the program plan — whether activities were delivered as intended.

  5. Cultural competence in breast health programming primarily requires a counselor to:

    Answer: Recognize and respect diverse beliefs and tailor communication accordingly

    Cultural competence involves understanding, respecting, and adapting approaches to the cultural beliefs, practices, and languages of the populations served.

  6. Which behavioral model is most commonly applied in breast health promotion to understand a woman's readiness to begin regular mammography screening?

    Answer: Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change)

    The Transtheoretical Model identifies five stages (precontemplation through maintenance) and is widely used to tailor interventions to a woman's current readiness for screening.