Healthier Together September 18 th , 2014 Healthier Together Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Healthier Together September 18 th , 2014 Healthier Together Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Healthier Together September 18 th , 2014 Healthier Together Agenda Welcome & Introductions Afterschool Programs: Findings from Parent Survey Task Force Updates County Health Rankings & Roadmap Workshop Overview HT
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Healthier Together Agenda
- Welcome & Introductions
- Afterschool Programs: Findings from Parent
Survey
- Task Force Updates
- County Health Rankings & Roadmap
Workshop Overview
- HT Community Health Needs Assessment
(CHNA) Update
- Next Large Group Meeting: OCTOBER 13
@ River Falls Area Hospital
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Healthier Together Afterschool Programs: Findings from Parent Surveys
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Process & Program Evaluation
Two types of evaluation of the program:
- Process evaluation previously
reported
- Outcome evaluation of the
change from pre to post of the home environment for health, food intake, and physical activity
- Outcome evaluation of
children’s and parent’s daily steps
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Weekly Walking Log
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Participation in Afterschool Programs
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Parent Survey
Purposes of parent survey:
- Measure behavior change
- utcomes that occurred from
the beginning to the end of the program
- Inform future programming
- Support grant applications
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Survey Samples
- Sample I: matched pairs of parents who completed both
pre and post surveys
- Sample II: all parents who completed the pre survey and
all parents who completed the post survey
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Demographic Characteristics of Survey Respondents
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Number of Survey Respondents by School District
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Scores: Clustering Individual Questions Around Themes
- Overall Score
- Home Environment Score
- Food Intake Score
- Physical Activity Score
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Overall Score (Matched Pairs)
Change is significant Average increase by 0.8 points
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Home Environment Score
Matched Pairs (change not significant) All Surveys (change in right direction)
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Home Environment Score by School District
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Food Intake Score
Matched Pairs (change significant) All Surveys (change in right direction)
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Food Intake Score by School District
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Specific Food Questions
Fruit Vegetables
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Specific Food Questions
Low-Fat Milk Sugar Sweetened Beverages
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Physical Activity Score
Matched Pairs (change significant) All surveys (change in right direction)
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Physical Activity Score by School District
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Specific Physical Activity Questions
Exercise time during week Exercise time on weekend
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Specific Physical Activity Question
Hours per day of screen time
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Step Counts Analysis
- The average increase in steps per week is 3500 steps
- The largest increases happen between weeks one and two
- Weeks two to three normally showed a decrease in step number
but not all the way down to week one levels
- Hudson was the only site to have more than three weeks of data
but there you see increases in weeks 4-6
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Lessons Learned & Discussion
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Healthy Foods Update
Goal: To improve nutrition of St. Croix County residents by increasing access to healthy foods, [decreasing access to sugar sweetened beverages and other less nutritious foods], and supporting, sustained breastfeeding.
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Oral Health Update
Goal: To improve the oral health of the children participating in the St. Croix County school back pack program.
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Physical Activity Update
Goal:
To improve the physical activity of St. Croix County residents by providing awareness of and
- pportunities for physical activity.
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Support Update
Goal: To collaborate with Healthier Together Pierce and St. Croix Counties (HTPSCC) task forces to identify financial, educational, communication, and evaluation support and connect with necessary resources to assure sustainability, improve health equity, and build capacity of coalition.
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County Health Rankings & Roadmap Workshop
http://www.countyhealthrankings.org/
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County Health Rankings & Roadmap Workshop
- Essential Question: How can we build a culture of health in
- ur communities?
- Rankings help get our attention…use as a call to action
- Variations in Types of Coalitions: Networking—
Coordination—Cooperating—Collaborating (least trust to more trust)
- What Works for Health tool
http://www.countyhealthrankings.org
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Going Forward
- Community Health Needs Assessment
- Upcoming Meetings
- Oral Health Meeting: September 18, 12:30-1:30pm @ Hudson Bagel
- Physical Activity Meeting: September 19, 9-10:30am @ Westfields Hospital
- Healthy Foods Meeting: September 22, 9-10:30am @ Hudson Hospital
- Large Group HT Meeting: October 13, 9-10:30am @ River Falls Area