Types of Prevention Programming
A prevention course designed to help participants understand primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention approaches and apply effective program models to community and public health needs.
Course Overview
This course provides an in-depth overview of the various types of prevention programming used to address public health and social issues. Participants will explore evidence-based strategies and models, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention approaches.
The course also examines key components of effective prevention programs, such as community-based initiatives, school-based interventions, and policy-driven efforts. By the end of the session, participants will have the knowledge and tools to design, implement, and evaluate prevention programs tailored to specific populations and needs.
Course Details
Duration: 2 hr
CEUs: 2.0
Delivery Method: Live Virtual Training
Registration Fee: $45 USD
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the differences between primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention approaches.
- Identify key components of effective prevention programming.
- Explore various types of prevention initiatives, including community-based, school-based, and policy-driven efforts.
- Learn how to design prevention programs that respond to specific population needs.
- Understand how to evaluate prevention programs for effectiveness, relevance, and impact.
Continuing Education Information
By completing this course, participants will earn 2.0 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), demonstrating their proficiency in understanding and applying prevention programming models across community and public health settings.
Why This Course Matters
Effective prevention work depends on choosing the right strategies for the right population at the right time. This course helps participants strengthen planning and implementation by understanding how different prevention models support healthier communities.
Ready to Schedule?
Reserve your spot for Types of Prevention Programming through ReInVentU’s scheduling page.