The certificate of community health methods and evaluation explores the skills needed to identify innovative solutions to needs in a community, evaluate programs and interventions, and define behavior change theories/models and strategies.


Essential Knowledge and Skills
Outcomes
- Create innovative solutions to social problems
- Describe the function of the healthcare industry
- Evaluate health information using best practices
- Collect/communicate health data
- Engage communities in health interventions
- Develop interventions that address behavior change interventions

- Health educator
- Health coordinator
- Peer educator
- Evaluator
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BYU-Pathway degree programs (offered in partnership with and granted from BYU-Idaho) are made up of a series of certificates, general and religious education courses, and electives.
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Students who complete an associate degree in family history research may continue on and earn a bachelor's degree in Professional Studies.