The Areas of Responsibility
Outlined in the CUP Model    

Responsibility I 
Assess individual and community needs for health education

Competency A  Access existing health-related data.
Competency B  Collect health-related data.
Competency C  Distinguish between behaviors that foster or hinder well-being.      
Competency D  Determine factors that influence learning.     
Competency E  Identify factors that foster or hinder the process of health education.
Competency F  Infer needs for health education from obtained data.

    

Responsibility II 
Plan health education strategies, interventions and programs

Competency A  Involve people and organizations in program planning.
Competency B  Incorporate data analysis and principles of community organization.
Competency C  Formulate appropriate and measurable program objectives.
Competency D  Develop a logical scope and sequence plan for health education      practice.
Competency E  Design strategies, interventions, and programs consistent with        specified objectives.
Competency F  Select appropriate strategies to meet objectives.
Competency G  Assess factors that affect implementation.
    

Responsibility III 
Implement health education strategies, interventions and programs


Competency A  Initiate a plan of action.
Competency B  Demonstrate a variety of skills
Competency C  Use a variety of methods to implement strategies, interventions and        programs.
Competency D  Conduct training programs.
 

Responsibility IV 
Conduct evaluation and research related to health education 


Competency A  Develop plans for evaluation and research.
Competency B  Review research and evaluation procedures.
Competency C  Design data collection instruments.
Competency D  Carry out evaluation and research plans.
Competency E  Interpret results from evaluation and research.
Competency F  Infer implications from findings for future health-related activities.
   

Responsibility V 
Administer health education strategies, interventions and programs 
 

Competency A  Exercise organizational leadership.
Competency B  Secure fiscal resources.
Competency C  Manage human resources.
Competency D  Obtain acceptance and support for programs. 
   

Responsibility VI 
Serve as a health education resource person


Competency A  Use health-related information resources.
Competency B  Respond to requests for health information.
Competency C  Select resource materials for dissemination.
Competency D  Establish consultative relationships.

    

Responsibility VII 
Communicate and advocate for health and health education 
 

 
Competency A  Analyze and respond to current and future needs in health education.
Competency B  Apply a variety of communication methods and techniques.
Competency C  Promote the health education profession 
Competency D  Influence health policy to promote health.