Evaluation of non-communicable disease Prevention & control Project, Phrae Province 2005

Abstract

      This study was conducted by using the CIPP model as follows: context, input, process and product study conducted in health personnel in sub-district and district level in Phrae Province with a total of 130 people. Data were collected October 1, 2004 – September 30, 2006. The instruments used for evaluation consisted of interviews and questionnaires. The data were analyzed by percentage. The results found that in the direct out put of the project, 100% of health facilities have collected and analyzed data and exchanged experiences for reciprocal learning. 100% of health networks obtained the knowledge and ability necessary for completing non communicable diseases tasks accurately. 100% of the responsible people working in non-communicable diseases analyzed and utilized data in order to provide non–communicable diseases prevention & control. Out comes of this project are that: people in the risk group obtained screening and diagnosis in the health net work for successful health indicators, 79% of people more than 40 years were diagnosed with diabetes, 80.24% were diagnosed with hypertension following standardized procedures (standard 80%) 89.10% of women more than 35 years obtained knowledge to do breast self – examination and 56.4% of women 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60 years received early stage pap smears. It was concluded that this project is successful and it should be continued and developed.