Development Direction for Smoke Free University of Lampang Rajabhat University
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Smoke Free University, Approach For Smoke Free UniversityAbstract
This research has the objective to study participation and Approach For Smoke Free University of Lampang Rajabhat University. Mixed methodology research, both qualitative research and quantitative research. Population were 7,211 sample size were 364. Using stratified random sampling and purposive sampling. Research tools were Focus group, Participation questionnaire, Performance assessment and Draft guidelines for Development Direction for Smoke Free University of Lampang Rajabhat University. The data were analyzed frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, thematic analysis and content analysis.
The results of the research revealed that participation in the creation of guidelines overall was high level, Evaluating the effectiveness of the guidelines show overview of all components were appropriate 85.5% and Probability 83.7%. Development Direction for Smoke Free University of Lampang Rajabhat University consist of 10 components : 1) The guidelines have goals and indicators 2 ) Leaders have the ability to develop smoke-free universities 3) Adjust concepts and enhance knowledge for teachers, staff and students 4) Evaluation of activities according to the guidelines University Smoking 5) Applicable laws and penalties 6) Create incentives and empower members 7) Teamwork for development in University 8) Increased participation of developing 9) Encourages, communication and public relations through many channels. 10) Build a strong community and society around the university. Development Direction for Smoke Free University of Lampang Rajabhat University It was a guideline formed by participation in the drafting of university administrators, professors, staff and students. The guidelines can be implemented in the university. And the community surrounding the University.
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