**Health Program Planning Questionnaire** **Scenario Context:** For Numbers 25-28, refer to the following scenario. Organization X planned to carry out a health program for Barangay Y. You are the representative of Organization X. **Question 25:** Which of the following should be the first thing you need to do? A. Obtain the support of the barangay through the barangay captain by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program B. Obtain the support of the barangay by floating out flyers to the populace by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program C. Obtain the support of the barangay through social media for practicality by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program D. None of the above **Question 26:** Following the previous question, which of the following does not justify such action? A. Those who want to create a program must "sell" it to the decision-makers. B. The people themselves are the ones involved in the process; necessarily, they must be consulted personally. C. It is the individuals in these top-level decision-making positions who are able to provide the necessary resources for the program. D. None of the above **Question 27:** Assuming that one of the problems addressed in the program is the sale of illegal drugs, which of the following is irrelevant in evaluating the program? A. Incidence of drug overdose B. Number of illegal drug abusers C. Population of Barangay Y D. None of the above **Question 28:** Which among the following may be considered as a desirable evaluation result? A. Decrease in the incidence of drug overdose B. Decrease in the number of drug abusers C. Both of the above D. None of the above **Explanation of Terms:** 1. **Barangay:** The smallest administrative division in the Philippines, similar to a village or neighborhood. 2. **Incidence:** The occurrence, rate, or frequency of a disease, crime, or other undesirable thing. **Analysis:** This exercise presents a scenario for planning and implementing a health program and evaluates decision-making strategies and outcome measures. Proper understanding and selection of strategies (e.g., gaining support through different means) and evaluating program effectiveness based on relevant outcomes (e.g., drug overdose and abuser reduction) are crucial for success.

Health Program Planning Questionnaire Scenario Context: For Numbers 25-28, refer to the following scenario. Organization X planned to carry out a health program for Barangay Y. You are the representative of Organization X. Question 25: Which of the following should be the first thing you need to do? A. Obtain the support of the barangay through the barangay captain by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program B. Obtain the support of the barangay by floating out flyers to the populace by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program C. Obtain the support of the barangay through social media for practicality by giving and explaining the rationale of the health program D. None of the above Question 26: Following the previous question, which of the following does not justify such action? A. Those who want to create a program must "sell" it to the decision-makers. B. The people themselves are the ones involved in the process; necessarily, they must be consulted personally. C. It is the individuals in these top-level decision-making positions who are able to provide the necessary resources for the program. D. None of the above Question 27: Assuming that one of the problems addressed in the program is the sale of illegal drugs, which of the following is irrelevant in evaluating the program? A. Incidence of drug overdose B. Number of illegal drug abusers C. Population of Barangay Y D. None of the above Question 28: Which among the following may be considered as a desirable evaluation result? A. Decrease in the incidence of drug overdose B. Decrease in the number of drug abusers C. Both of the above D. None of the above Explanation of Terms: 1. Barangay: The smallest administrative division in the Philippines, similar to a village or neighborhood. 2. Incidence: The occurrence, rate, or frequency of a disease, crime, or other undesirable thing. Analysis: This exercise presents a scenario for planning and implementing a health program and evaluates decision-making strategies and outcome measures. Proper understanding and selection of strategies (e.g., gaining support through different means) and evaluating program effectiveness based on relevant outcomes (e.g., drug overdose and abuser reduction) are crucial for success.