Behavioral Health Prevention Program
Question Description
This assignment comprises two components, a behavioral health
prevention program design and a behavioral health prevention summary
report, addressing the behavioral and psychological factors promoting
healthy living and disease prevention.
Part 1: Behavioral Health Prevention Program
Design a behavioral health prevention program that outlines the program and addresses the following:
- Program mission and vision, including theoretical knowledge of working with individuals and families in the community.
- Stakeholders involved in the program: patients; paraprofessionals; therapists; educational institutions; public health, government, and community agencies; the local community; etc.
- Roles and responsibilities of stakeholders.
- Behavioral and psychological barriers that impede behavior modification and disease prevention: role of behavior and prevention in maintaining health.
- Recommendations for behavior modification and disease prevention: factors promoting healthy living and factors promoting disease prevention.
Use the GCU Library databases; include two to four outside scholarly resources for evidentiary support.
Part 2: Behavioral Health Prevention Summary Report
Write
a summary report (1,250-1,500 words) about the information gleaned from
the behavioral health prevention program design process. Include
information on the program’s mission and vision, the stakeholders,
behavior and psychological barriers, and recommendations for behavior
modifications.
Use two to three scholarly resources to support your
explanations. For example, if you chose a specific program design or
intervention does the literature support this as being an effective
program? Was it successful and how do you know it was successful? Have
other prevention programs found measureable outcomes that you plan to
replicate? How does your program build on a successful program to target
the community you’re serving?
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.