Logic Models for Program Design and Development
Logic Models for Program Design and Development
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Logic Models for Program Design and Development
Logic Model for Cessation of Smoking
Goal
The primary goal and objective is to ensure optimal reduction levels in cigarette smoking amongst the patients by providing them with an effective program for cessation of smoking.
Participants
This is largely made up of patients who are aged 16 years and above.
Activities
- Smoke Screening: Patients aged 16 years and above who have not been subjected to previous screening are evaluated. This is followed by counseling on the effects and outlining of the possible interventions based on current smoking status (Keogh, 2014).
- Program Intake: Staff telephones patient to schedule an appointment to discuss history, attempts to stop smoking, various cessation strategies based on possible relapse rates.
- Program Delivery: Staff undertakes meeting with the patient to evaluate appropriate cessation strategies. Patient and staff meet weekly to evaluated progress and effectiveness of cessation strategy applied. Dropout charts are filed and screening is conducted for relapsing individuals. Discharge is approved after 6months of successful stoppage of using cigarettes.
- Outcome Monitoring: The patients who managed to successful stop using cigarettes are contacted in 6 and 12 months to understand their progress and smoking status. Relapsing parties are provided with assistance in the program. In addition, other non-complaint patients are flagged for further screening (Standing, 2010).
Outputs
- The total percentage of patients who are classified as newly screened weekly by the professionals
- The number of smokers who use to the program weekly
- The number of patients who arrive but are not screened during the provided week (Standing, 2010).
Outcomes
- Enhance the level of awareness, especially amongst the youth on the overall harmful effects of cigarette smoking.
- Increase the number of non-smokers amongst the participants
- Reduce the number of smokers
- Reduce exposure levels to second hand smoke in the community
Impacts
- Lower incidence of COPD
- Lower second hand smoke exposure
- Enhance awareness levels on the harmful effects of smoking cigarettes
References
Keogh, J. E. (2014). Healthcare informatics demystified. New York: McGraw-Hill Education Medical.
Standing, M. (2010). Clinical judgment and decision-making: In nursing and interprofessional healthcare. Berkshire, England: Open University Press.
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