The Cost-Benefit Analysis/Budget

The Cost-Benefit Analysis/Budget explains the time it will take to cover the class each week and cost of snacks that will be provided weekly for the duration of the program of 4-6 weeks. The participants will attend weekly sessions of 2 hours per week. For each session, there will be snacks provided adding up to $100.00 per month. The potential expenses from the project will be $125.00 for the six weeks.
Time at community church 2 hours per week for a duration of 4-6 weeks
Snacks for each class $100 per month
Potential Revenue Needed $125.00
Timeline
The participants will be introduced to the project and informed of the requirements and the questionnaire/survey to be done. They will then be given information of the Fagerstrom instrument for their agreement and approval to undergo the test. The qualification score is 2 and up (see Appendix A). This will be used to assess if they qualify for the project. The program is slated to last for 4-6 weeks and during this time data will be collected through observation and reports from patients and results of their treatment assessed and intervention initiated if needed (see

Only first names will be used to identify information about the participants which will be collected and kept in a locked drawer with numbers used in place of names to identify participants. Each participant will be given a random number that will be assigned to the Fagerstrom questionnaire and handed to patient pre-recruitment. Only the DNP student and adviser will have access to this information. Anonymity will be maintained on all pre-post questionnaires and survey responses. There is no anticipated risk to the participants. A determination of Human Subject Form will be submitted to the University of Massachusetts in order to see if it meets the definition of human subject research for IRB