Understanding Business
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Transcribed Image Text:27. Includes who, what, where, and how a program is set up and run
A. Program Pre planning
B. Program Implementation
C. Program Planning
D. Program Evaluation
E. None of the above
28. Complementing process
in
order to improve health and quality of life
A. Program Pre planning
B. Program Implementation
C. Program Planning
D. Program Evaluation
E. None of the above
29. A multi-step process that generally begins with the definition of the problem and
development of an evaluation plan
A. Program Pre planning
B. Program Implementation
C. Program Planning
D. Program Evaluation
E. None of the above
30. Describe the actions or activities involved in achieving a goal
A. Mission statement
B Vision Statemont
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