Discuss how you would evaluate your health promotion/intervention program.

When evaluating a health promotion/intervention program, it is important to consider the following factors: effectiveness, impact, efficacy, cost-effectiveness and sustainability. In order to assess these areas accurately it is essential to carefully monitor program activities throughout its duration in order to measure progress against goals. This can be done by collecting data such as participant surveys or recordings of program sessions which can then be analyzed for trends.

It is also beneficial to compare performance results with set benchmarks in order to determine how successful the intervention was overall when compared against similar programs. Additionally, conducting focus groups with stakeholders involved with the project can help reveal any underlying issues that may have hindered progress while also providing insight into what did work well and why so that these same strategies could potentially be employed elsewhere.

Lastly, performing a cost-benefit analysis at the end of each year will provide an overview of whether funds were being utilized efficiently or if adjustments need to be made. Taking all these steps will ensure that comprehensive evaluations are taking place on a regular basis which should give decision makers greater confidence when making changes or determining future funding opportunities for their health promotion/intervention initiatives.