PRECEDE-PROCEED Model for Implementation

By MCHES #40158 · Area III — Implementing Health Education/Promotion· Last updated

This video explains the PRECEDE-PROCEED model, one of the most comprehensive planning and evaluation frameworks in health education. We focus on how it guides implementation decisions.

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What's Covered

  • Overview of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model phases
  • PRECEDE phases: social, epidemiological, behavioral, educational, and administrative assessments
  • PROCEED phases: implementation, process evaluation, impact evaluation, outcome evaluation
  • How predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors guide program design
  • Applying PRECEDE-PROCEED to real health education scenarios

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