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PRECEDE-PROCEED Model

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The PRECEDE-PROCEED model will allow for the development of a structure plan to address all necessary issues within a community and type-2 diabetes. The use of this model enables firm foundation for critical analysis on those factors that continue to effect individuals within a community. In order to address type-2-diabetes in a community it needs to be address with the collaboration of the entire community and intervention need to be tailored for that specific community. The use of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model provides a solid template to help all stakeholders within a community to participate, collaborate, plan, implement, and evaluate a community intervention among different stakeholders with different personal and professional backgrounds.

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