Single-step survey Face-to-face interview Needs Assessment Focus groups Un-obtrusive observation Secondary data Photovoice Primary data A. This primary source method involves 8-12 individuals sharing information on a specific topic. It is led by a skilled facilitator. B. Data collected directly by the public health professional. It can answer unique questions (attitude, beliefs, etc.) that are not available in literature. C. This method allows the interviewer to develop rapport with the participant. D. Known as a participatory data collection method. Used to enable people to convey their community's strengths and concerns. E. It is the process of collecting and analyzing information to develop an identify the health issues, resources, and constraints of the priority population F. Type of data collection method where the individuals being studied are not aware that their behavior is being assessed. G. Data collected already by someone else. Can be found in “literature.” Collected via “no contact methods.” E.X Data from the CDC, NYC DOH, etc. H. Also referred to as a cross-sectional survey. Is given at a point in time to determine information from the population.

Single-step survey Face-to-face interview Needs Assessment Focus groups Un-obtrusive observation Secondary data Photovoice Primary data A. This primary source method involves 8-12 individuals sharing information on a specific topic. It is led by a skilled facilitator. B. Data collected directly by the public health professional. It can answer unique questions (attitude, beliefs, etc.) that are not available in literature. C. This method allows the interviewer to develop rapport with the participant. D. Known as a participatory data collection method. Used to enable people to convey their community's strengths and concerns. E. It is the process of collecting and analyzing information to develop an identify the health issues, resources, and constraints of the priority population F. Type of data collection method where the individuals being studied are not aware that their behavior is being assessed. G. Data collected already by someone else. Can be found in “literature.” Collected via “no contact methods.” E.X Data from the CDC, NYC DOH, etc. H. Also referred to as a cross-sectional survey. Is given at a point in time to determine information from the population.

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Match the number with the correct letter. Record your answers on this sheet. (25 pts)

	Single-step survey
	Face-to-face interview
	Needs Assessment
	Focus groups
	Un-obtrusive observation
	Secondary data
	Photovoice
	Primary data

A.	This primary source method involves 8-12 individuals sharing information on a specific topic. It is led by a skilled facilitator.
B.	Data collected directly by the public health professional. It can answer unique questions (attitude, beliefs, etc.) that are not available in literature.
C.	This method allows the interviewer to develop rapport with the participant.
D.	Known as a participatory data collection method. Used to enable people to convey their community's strengths and concerns.
E.	It is the process of collecting and analyzing information to develop an identify the health issues, resources, and constraints of the priority population
F.	Type of data collection method where the individuals being studied are not aware that their behavior is being assessed.
G.	Data collected already by someone else. Can be found in “literature.” Collected via “no contact methods.” E.X Data from the CDC, NYC DOH, etc.
H.	Also referred to as a cross-sectional survey. Is given at a point in time to determine information from the population.