5210 Kickoff - Kitsap Community Health Priorities (KCHP)

READY, SET, GO, 5210!
Kitsap
Community Kickoff Event
January 29th, 2013, 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Norm Dicks Government Center, Bremerton, WA
Welcome
• Where this journey began
• Today’s agenda
• “Ready, Set, Go! 5210 Kitsap” Obesity Prevention Day
– Kitsap County, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, Port Orchard
• Harrison Medical Center
5210 Starts At Home
Telemark Norge
What is the Return on Health Investment
for the U.S.?
84
Japan
83
Life expectancy at birth (in years)
82
Norway
81
Sweden
80
United States
79
Denmark
78
77
76
Turkey
75
74
73
0
2
4
6
8
10
Health expenditure as a % of GDP
OECD Health Data, 2010
Retrieved from http://www.oecd.org/health/healthpoliciesanddata/oecdhealthdata2012.htm
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1 Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease (2009), The Impact of Chronic Disease on U.S. Health
and Prosperity, http://www.fightchronicdisease.org/resources/almanac-chronic-disease-0
Prevention for a Healthier Community
With a strategic investment in proven community-based
prevention programs to increase physical activity, improve
nutrition and prevent smoking and other tobacco use the US
could see the following return on investment.
(Trust for America’s Health)
Investment:
Health care cost net
savings:
Return on Investment
(ROI):
Prevention for a Healthier Community, 2008
http://healthyamericans.org/reports/prevention08/
$10 per person per year
$16 Billion annually within 5 years
$5.60 for every $1
OECD Health Data, 2010 or nearest year
Retrieved from http://www.oecd.org/health/healthpoliciesanddata/oecdhealthdata2012.htm
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United States
Australia
Iceland
Hungary
Canada
Czech Republic
Greece
Turkey
Estonia
Slovenia
Spain
Israel
Poland
Finland
Portugal
Slovak Republic
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
France
Austria
Chile
Netherlands
Italy
Norway
Switzerland
Korea
% obese (self-reported BMI greater than or equal to 30)
Obesity Around the World
28.1
25
20
15
10
5
0
Overweight and Obesity Increase in Kitsap
morbidly obese, 3%
obese,
21%
Overweight and Obese Adults
70%
60%
50%
59%
51%
overweight, 35%
40%
1998
healthy weight,
39%
underweight, 2%
WA State Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. Analyzed by
KPHD. Categories based on Body Mass Index (BMI) calculated from self-reported height and weight.
2009
Benefits of Prevention
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Schools
Workplace
Healthcare
Early Childhood
What Does This Mean For Your
Family?
Screen Time!
Activity That Lasts A Lifetime
How Do You Change Behavior in Your
Own Family?
Happiness!
Creating a Healthy Food System,
Locally
Commissioner Charlotte Garrido
READY, SET, GO, 5210! Kitsap
Community Kickoff Event
January 29th, 2013
Creating a Healthy Food System
Top 10 Foods Produced
1.Potatoes
2.Milk
3.Butter and dry milk
4.Cheese
5.Frozen dairy, evaporated and condensed milk
6.Chicken
7.Sweet corn
8.Raspberries
9.Green peas
10.Cucumbers
Also leafy greens, apples, snap beans, blueberries in the
top 20
GET INVOLVED!
• Kitsap Food Chain: kitsapfoodchain.org/local-food/farm-links
• Kitsap Community Food Co-Op: kitsapfood.coop
• Puget Sound Regional Council: Regional Food Policy Council:
psrc.org/about/advisory/regional-food-policy-council
Local Active Living Success Story
Jonathan McHenry
READY, SET, GO, 5210! Kitsap
Community Kickoff Event
January 29th, 2013
ABC TV Extreme Makeover Weight loss Edition
Staying active
Ready, Set, Go!
5210
Monica Dixon, Ph.D., R.D.
Healthy Communities
of Pierce County
Increase of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
Sources: Nielsen et al. Changes in beverage intake between 1977 and 2001. Am J Prev Med 2004; 27(3):205–210; NCHS, National
Health Examination Surveys II and III, National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys I–III, and NHANES from 1999 to 2008.
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PIERCE COUNTY DEMOGRAPHICS
• 795,000 residents (2010) and the 2nd most
populated county in WA State.
• 50% increase in racial and ethnic minorities
since 1980 reflects shifting population base.
• 12% of residents live below the federal
poverty income level.
Solutions: What Doesn’t Work
Disjointed efforts across a community
Inconsistent and/or conflicting messages
Blaming – parents, kids, teachers, school nutrition directors, parks and
recreation directors, doctors, etc.
Targeting a segment of the population
Solutions: What Does Work
Prevention is easier than treatment
Communities coming together
Consistent Messages across multiple sectors
Environmental changes – “walk-able” communities
Policy changes to support environmental changes
Small Steps
WHAT 5210 MEANS:
 Ready, Set, Go! 5210 program interventions
center on the use of the common message of
“5‐2‐1‐0”. These behaviors are supported by science
and endorsed as recommendations by medical
professionals:
5210 Works!
• 5210 has been implemented in 36
states
• Adopted and endorsed by
www.letsmove.gov
READY, SET, GO! 5210
MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital in partnership with ACHIEVE
and other community organizations launched the countywide initiative,
Ready, Set, Go! 5210, on October 6, 2011 with the vision
of creating healthier communities with healthier children.
READY, SET, GO! 5210
Continuing the Call to Action for Obesity Prevention
READY, SET, GO! MISSION
Ready, Set, Go! 5210 mission is to increase physical
activity and healthy eating among each of the six
sectors that influence youth and families;
1. Schools
2. After School
3. Early Childhood
4. Health Care
5. Workplace
6. Community
READY, SET, GO! 5210 ULTIMATELY SEEKS TO:
 Increase the proportion of Pierce County youth,
ages 0 to 18, to a healthy weight.
 Change policy and environments to support
healthy eating and active living.
 Evaluate the interventions to make mid‐course
improvements and learn from experiences.
 Create a model that can be replicated in other
parts of Washington State.
 Assure sustainability of results.
5210 PROCLAMATIONS & RESOLUTIONS
PROCLAMATIONS: READY, SET, GO! 5210
CHILDHOOD OBESITY PREVENTION DAY – October 6
• City of DuPont
• City of Edgewood
• City of Fife
• City of Puyallup
• City of Tacoma
• City of University Place
RESOLUTIONS: READY, SET, GO! 5210 CHILDHOOD
OBESITY PREVENTION DAY
• Pierce County Council
Broad Community Support for 5210
Diane Cecchettini, RN
Bob Ecklund
Marilyn Strickland
Victoria Woodards
President & CEO
MultiCare Health System
YMCA CEO
Tacoma Mayor
Tacoma City Council
Urban League Exec. Dir.
Kurt Miller
Tacoma School Board
Member
Paul Schneider, MD
Terry Lee
Healthy Communities Of
Pierce County
Peninsula Metro Parks
Executive
Broad Community Support for 5210
Maureen Faccia
Stan Fleming, DO
Pat McCarthy
Executive VP of United
Way Pierce County
Pierce County Council
Pierce County
Executive
Jim Polo, MD
Debbie Klosowski
Anthony Chen, MD
Medical Director – Mary
Bridge Children’s Hosp.
Mayor University Place
Tacoma Pierce County
Health Dept.
Sector
Highlights and
Activities
Oakwood
Elementary
Lakes High School Students with president of the National Restaurant Association,
Board Chairman, and MultiCare’s Beverly Utt in Washington, D.C., September 2012 .
•Ready, Set, Go! 5210 received the MultiCare
President’s Award for Excellence through
Community Partnerships.
•$500 grant to Safe Streets for student advocates
from 5 local high schools to promote 5210 within
their schools, as well as a mentor program to
present 5210 messages in local elementary schools.
5210 has been at multiple community events, including:
•Safe Streets Community Health Fair – 100
•Ethnic Fest – 50,000
•Lakes High School – 100
•Sound to Narrows – 5210 Groovy Kids Corner – 6,000
•Gig Harbor Boys and Girls Club Health Fair – 300
•Shake your Shape Walk/Run – 100
•Kent Parks Terrific Tuesdays -100
•Silver Screen City Wide Movie showings - 400
•Kent Area Council PTA - 50
•Included message on Summer Health Challenge for KSD Elementary
School Students - 15,000 children
•Summers End Fun Run formatted for 5k, 2k, and 10k - 400
•Covington KidFest -700
•Gig Harbor Y Anniversary Celebration - 300
•Midland Health and Safety Fair - 50
•Children's Museum of Tacoma Day of Play- 300
•FCCLA Regional Conference - 70
•Women of Color Conference - 300
•Blix Elementary Family Health and Fitness Night – 100
•Kentridge sports medicine class makes video to share at community
events and other schools - 20 highschoolers
A total of 73,990 community members
have received the 5210 message!
Workplace Highlights
• Designing a Ready, Set, Go! 5210 workplace
webinar for Businesses – Available in December
• Pierce County Health Worksites Coalition
• Healthy@Work Corporate Wellness –
Promoting 5210 at local businesses
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Weyerhaeuser -Bring your child to Work Day
Schools – Clover Park, Fife School Dist.
MultiCare Clinics and Offices
YMCA Branches
5210 Implementation Survey
Name:
Place of Work/Title:
Which best describes your place of work? (circle one)
Healthcare
How well do you understand the 5210 message? (circle one)
Schools
Not at all
Early Learning
Heard of it
After School
Somewhat familiar
Community Services
Knowledgeable
Other: ________________________
Very Knowledgeable
How many employees have received the 5210 message?
PLEASE RATE:
No
Not yet,
plans in process
Sometimes
Most of the
time
All the time
Does your school or organization:
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Have fruits and vegetables available?
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Participate in local, state, or national initiatives
supporting healthy eating/active living?
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Have onsite physical activity options?
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For schools: Have a policy of 60 minutes of physical
activity available before, during, and after school?
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Offer water in vending machines or fountains?
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Provide healthy vending?
Involve families in initiatives that promote healthy
eating/active living?
Host healthy meetings/celebrations?
Provide non-food rewards and incentives?
Provide computer breaks throughout the day?
Offer curricula via screen two hours or less?
Have active screen time?
Provide activity breaks throughout the day?
Have incentives for physical activity?
•Healthy vending
•Healthy meetings/ celebrations
•Non-food rewards/ incentives
•Fruits and vegetables available
•Computer breaks throughout day
•Curricula via screen- 2 hours or less
•Active screen time
•Activity breaks provided during day
•Incentives provided for physical activity
•On-site physical activity options available
•For schools: Policy of 60 minutes of physical
activity available before, during, and after school
•Water available in vending machines / fountains
•Only water/non-sugar sweetened beverages
offered in meetings/ celebrations
Policies and Practices
Platinum
•Implements policies and practices in each of the 5-2-1-0
Categories
•Attends Champion Meeting , Annual Summit and Hosts a 5210
event
•Submits Pre and Post Implementation surveys
•Submits Pre and Post client data
Gold
•Implements policies and practices in 3 of the 5-2-1-0 Categories
•Attends Champion Meeting , Annual Summit and Hosts a 5210
event
•Submits Pre and Post Implementation surveys
•Submits Pre and Post client data
Silver
•Implements policies and practices in 2 of the 5-2-1-0 Categories
•Attends Champion Meeting , Annual Summit and Hosts a 5210
event
•Submits Pre and Post Implementation surveys
•Submits Pre and Post client data
Bronze
•Implements policies and practices in 1 of the 5-2-1-0 Categories
•Attends Champion Meeting , Annual Summit and Hosts a 5210
event
•Submits Pre and Post Implementation surveys
•Submits Pre and Post client data
Recognition Levels for Organizations
Ready, Set, Go! 5210
Take the Pledge!
SHARING LOCAL SUCCESSES
http://www.multicare.org/marybridge/schools
Thank you,
5210
champions!
5210 Kitsap Sector Examples
• Healthcare
– LT Lindsay McQuade, Naval Hospital
– Deborah Schmidt, YMCA
• Workplace
– Melissa Reeves, Harrison Medical Center
• Early Childhood
– Kari Denton, Suquamish Tribe, Head Start
• School
– Gail Smith, Cottonwood Elementary
Healthcare
Healthcare
JACOB’S STORY…
A child’s journey
to wellness
impacts his entire
family!
120%
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
Workplace
Workplace
Early Childhood
Schools
5210 Kitsap Future
Thank You