ppt课件-cx3communitiesofexcellenceinobesityprevention.pptVIP

Communities of Excellence in Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity Prevention CX3 Defined Documents the physical environment and empowers local action to change the environment to support individual behaviors A planning model that involves assessing communities in relation to a variety of obesity prevention benchmarks known as community indicators and assets. Based on CX- Communities of Excellence model developed by California Tobacco Control Section 3 = nutrition, physical activity and obesity prevention CX3 Goals Empower communities Assess a community’s strengths, assets, gaps weaknesses Set priorities based on data Develop strategic local data-driven action plans Broaden participation at local level Evaluate progress Policy Action at the Local Level CX3 Standardized Indicators Assets Indicators organized in 6 Community Environments: Neighborhood Preschool School After-school Worksite Government Assets organized into: Health department infrastructure Political will Community infrastructure GIS Mapping Phase:Mapped CX3 Indicators Neighborhood Environment Access to Supermarkets Markets with 20 employees Transit to supermarkets Farmers Markets Density of Fast Food Fast food chain/not chain Pizza Deli CX3 Pilot Project:Sites Six Sites Sites are all Health Departments Dense urban, suburban, rural, and remote areas CX3 Pilot Project:Neighborhood Selection Chose 3-7 low-income neighborhoods Each neighborhood comprised of 1-5 census tracts 50% of population in census tract at or below 185% Federal Poverty Level (FPL) Other selection factors Established partnerships Race/Ethnic make-up Rural and Urban (for some sites) Obesity rates (used by one site) GIS Mapping Phase: On-line System California Nutrition Network Map Viewer – Developed in 2003 Supermarkets ? Mile Buffer Density of Fast Food Outlets Farmer’s Markets in Neighborhood or Within 5 Miles GIS Mapping Process: Usability All sites either attended the GIS training or had used GIS prev