PERFORMANCE TARGETS Describe the action steps you What Outcome measure needs Output: #’s & measures showing Outcome: #’s and measures will take to accomplish your to change as a result of the how many people were served, indicating how participants are goal. needed program? how many events were held, etc. better off thanks to your Please note: Surveys may program, measurable measure what outcome measure achievements, etc. needs to change and would fit here but not as an Outcome Performance Target. Focused education food Reduce obesity by measuring the BMI Measurement on 160 Reduce BMI Targets of 80 choices BMI targets of children and children (some parents may elect children who fall in the determining the children in the not to have their child overweight and obese category Change menus to represent Overweight and Obesity participate.) by 10% appropriate nutritional category equivalent Increased physical activity for 200 Children will be retested in six BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is considered children. months and nine months to Increased programs of healthy, a BMI of 25 to 29.9 is determine progress. exercise Educate 50% of parents for 160 considered overweight and a children on better meal choices Educational sessions for . parents BMI of Provide 80% of children/families Collaborate on a local food with food/vegetables from local Offer BMI measures to parents food garden. garden for parents/children Begin measurements on to make fresh fruits/veggies December 1st to obtain baseline available measures. The above matrix and your application should answer the following questions: What actions will you specifically do to implement the Goals & Objectives? When will the program be implemented? How will the program be implemented? How will the results impact the healthcare in the Greater Wilson Community? What are the Output Measures? What are the Outcome Measures that will show the program has accomplished its goal? How will you know you have been successful? When will the program achieve the goal (i.e. what date)?
PERFORMANCE TARGETS Describe the action steps you will take to accomplish your goal. What Outcome measure needs to change as a result of the needed program? Please note: Surveys may measure what outcome measure needs to change and would fit here but not as an Outcome Performance Target. Output: #’s & measures showing how many people were served, how many events were held, etc. Outcome: #’s and measures indicating how participants are better off thanks to your program, measurable achievements, etc. Focused education food choices Change menus to represent appropriate nutritional equivalent Increased programs of exercise Educational sessions for parents Collaborate on a local food garden for parents/children to make fresh fruits/veggies available Reduce obesity by measuring the BMI targets of children and determining the children in the Overweight and Obesity category BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is considered healthy, a BMI of 25 to 29.9 is considered overweight and a BMI of . Offer BMI measures to parents Begin measurements on December 1st to obtain baseline measures. BMI Measurement on 160 children (some parents may elect not to have their child participate.) Increased physical activity for 200 children. Educate 50% of parents for 160 children on better meal choices Provide 80% of children/families with food/vegetables from local food garden. Reduce BMI Targets of 80 children who fall in the overweight and obese category by 10% Children will be retested in six months and nine months to determine progress. The above matrix and your application should answer the following questions: What actions will you specifically do to implement the Goals & Objectives? When will the program be implemented? How will the program be implemented? How will the results impact the healthcare in the Greater Wilson Community? What are the Output Measures? What are the Outcome Measures that will show the program has accomplished its goal? How will you know you have been successful? When will the program achieve the goal (i.e. what date)?