The success of health education programs can be measured through several indicators:
1. Behavioral Changes: Tracking changes in behaviors such as increased vaccination rates, improved hygiene practices, and reduced risky behaviors. 2. Health Outcomes: Monitoring the incidence and prevalence of diseases before and after the program's implementation. 3. Participation Rates: Evaluating the level of community engagement and participation in the programs. 4. Feedback: Collecting feedback from participants to understand their perceptions and experiences with the program.
