A community nurse wants to determine whether families continue using treated drinking water three months after a teaching programme. Which evaluation method is most appropriate?
Correct answer: A. Follow-up observation and household interview
- A. Follow-up observation and household interview
- B. Counting attendance at the first session
- C. Asking whether families liked the poster
- D. Repeating the teaching session immediately
Explanation
Follow-up observation and household interviews assess whether the desired behavior is maintained over time. Attendance, satisfaction and immediate repetition measure participation or short-term response, not sustained behavior change.
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