Health Planning & Management

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MCQs

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1. Management By Objective (M.B.O) is NOT a quantitative management technique.
2. Programme Evaluation and Review Technique (P.E.R.T) is a very important management technique.
3. Feasibility of a programme / project is determined by number of staff and their competence.
4. PERT is a management technique for Network analysis.
5. All are elements of evaluation EXCEPT repeatability.
6. When an outcome is compared with intended objectives, it is called as evaluation.
7. The assess of health programme where the benefit is expressed in terms of results achieved is called cost-benefit analysis.
8. National health policy was revised in the year 2002.
9. When an outcome is compared with intended objectives, it is called as Evaluation.
10. The assess of health programme where the benefit is expressed in terms of results achieved is called Cost-benefit analysis.
11. The national institute of communicable disease in India is situated at Delhi.
12. First five year plan in India started at 1951.
13. PERT (Programme Evaluation and Review Technique) is based on Quantitative methods.
14. National health policy was revised in the year 2002.
15. Feasibility of a programme / project is determined by financial back up.
16. Management By Objective (M.B.O) is not a quantitative management technique.
17. Programme Evaluation and Review Technique (P.E.R.T) is a very important management technique.
18. PERT is a management technique for Network analysis.
19. Which of the following are NOT a two-way communication Lectures.
20. The management method based of behavioural sciences is Work sampling.
21. All are monitorable targets for the tenth five year plan EXCЕРТ All villages to have sustained access to potable drinking water within the plan period.
22. All are elements of evaluation : Relevance, Acceptability and Effectiveness but NOT Repeatability.
23. Principles of health education includes Participation, Reinforcement and Motivation but NOT Punishment.
24. When an outcome is compared with intended objectives, it is called as Evaluation.
25. The assess of health programme where the benefit is expressed in terms of results achieved is called Cost-benefit analysis.
26. First five year plan in India started at 1951.
27.  PERT (Programme Evaluation and Review Technique) is based on Quantitative methods.
28. In a 2×2 contingency table, the degree of freedom is 1.

Essays

1. You have selected a field practice area to train the health care providers. How will you plan ad evaluate the health care delivery in that area pertaining to reproductive health?
2. Health Planning- 🏡
   • Define 🏡
   • Illustrate various steps in planning and explain with examples. 🏡
3. Health Planning-
   • Definition
   • Enlist
   • Uses
   • Describe in detail various steps in planning process with an example 🏡

Short Notes

1. Network Analysis (🏡 🏡 🏡 🏡) 🏡 🏡🏡
2. NITI Ayog
3. Panchayati Raj/ Panchayat – Functions
4. Planning Cycle- Illustrate steps with diagram/ Apply steps of a planning cycle for implementation of a new program in your institution (🏡 🏡 🏡 🏡) 🏡 🏡 🏡
5. Cost benefit Vs Cost Effective Analysis (🏡) 🏡
6. Anemia Prevention and control program-
   • Steps to be taken to plan this program
   • Illustrate by following steps in planning cycle
7. Project Evaluation & Review Technique (PERT) vs Critical Path Method (CPM) (🏡🏡🏡)
8. Cost Effective Analysis
9. Functions of medical officer at a PHC (🏡) 🏡