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Goal: Address Health issue Accompanying research Focus group or Susceptible population Inferences Supplementary numbers How can the nurses be involved Plan of action How to explain positive outcomes
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What is considered to be a unhealthy dietary pattern? Who are prone to be affected? Why? What can the outcomes be ?
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Value of facts Healthy People 2020 Indicator
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Children Pre-school (2-5 years) Elementary School ( 6-12 years) Middle and High School (13-19 years)
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Drastic increase in 1980s and 1990s Stayed flat for the past 10 years >One-third of age 2-19 years are obese 2008 Nearly 17% of age 2-19 years were obese 20% of age 6-11 years were obese (Table 1)
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Increased Medical cost in the past 10 years 1998 $78.5 billion 2008 $147 billion Treating obesity is complex Childhood obesity may lead to severe ravages
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Age (in years) 1971- 1974 1976- 1980 1988- 1994 1999- 2000 2001- 2002 2003- 2004 2005- 2006 2007- 2008 Total 5.05.510.013.915.417.115.516.9 2-5 5.0 7.210.310.613.911.010.4 6-11 4.06.511.315.116.318.815.119.6 12-19 6.15.010.514.816.717.417.818.1 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2010).
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Assessment Research CommunicationPolicy Advocacy
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Healthy Lunch Program in Schools Say “No” to Fried foods High fructose foods Vending machine snacks Say “Yes” to Cook from scratch Freshly grown foods Salad
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Measurement: BMI’s and diets Starting and finishing calculations Comparing both Fortitude of accomplishment for the program Implementing changes if necessary
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Shared finding within the community Helpful tools Interventions Outcomes! Outcome! Outcomes!
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