Goal #4: Decrease the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension among McIntosh residents. Planned Work Intended Results Resources/ Activities Outputs Short- and Long-term Long-term Impacts How we will accomplish The amount of service Changes that will in Outcomes Inputs our planned activities and delivered or number of Benefits to Participants, organizations, community, Resources essential to who will be engaged. people served Often at Individual Level or systems due to effort conduct this program/effort including community partners Public Health Nutrition classes available at Pre-diabetics increase Healthier community residents. annually (Public Health) awareness WIC More active community WIC consults with new Conduct consultations with Diabetics better manage McIntosh Medical providers mothers on diabetes and new mothers after delivery disease through better Less chronic disease hypertension nutrition and exercise Churches More productive workforce Diabetes support group Conduct support groups once Churches will take leadership among Fire departments available (SGHS a month role in improving health health care costs status of members Grant for blood pressure Diabetes screening available Provide diabetes screenings diabetes cuffs, training of laypersons at no or low cost at Health twice a month Hypertensives more aware of of Department need to monitor blood McIntosh SEED pressure Food distribution sites offer Offer two diabetes screenings Case managers diabetes screenings per month Persons with hypertension (McIntosh SEED) better manage disease prevalence Southeast Georgia Health through better nutrition and System Fire departments will do BP Fire departments conduct 2 exercise the checks/weight checks BP/weight checks per month Churches will take leadership Lay persons will visit churches At least 10 churches are role in improving health to do BP checks and talk visited each year by layperson status of members Decrease about need to diabetes to talk diabetes awareness screening (pending grant (pending grant funding) Reduce long-term disability funding) Reduce number of strokes
Goal #4: Decrease the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension among McIntosh residents. Planned Work Intended Results Decrease the prevalence of diabetes among McIntosh residents. Resources/ Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged. Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served Short- and Long-term Outcomes Benefits to Participants, Often at Individual Level Long-term Impacts Changes that will in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Public Health WIC Medical providers Churches Fire departments Grant for blood pressure cuffs, training of laypersons McIntosh SEED Case managers Southeast Georgia Health System Nutrition classes available at annually (Public Health) WIC consults with new mothers on diabetes and hypertension Diabetes support group available (SGHS Diabetes screening available at no or low cost at Health Department Food distribution sites offer diabetes screenings (McIntosh SEED) Fire departments will do BP checks/weight checks Lay persons will visit churches to do BP checks and talk about need to diabetes screening (pending grant funding) Conduct consultations with new mothers after delivery Conduct support groups once a month Provide diabetes screenings twice a month Offer two diabetes screenings per month Fire departments conduct 2 BP/weight checks per month At least 10 churches are visited each year by layperson to talk diabetes awareness (pending grant funding) Pre-diabetics increase awareness Diabetics better manage disease through better nutrition and exercise Churches will take leadership role in improving health status of members Hypertensives more aware of need to monitor blood pressure Persons with hypertension better manage disease through better nutrition and exercise Churches will take leadership role in improving health status of members Reduce long-term disability Reduce number of strokes Healthier community More active community Less chronic disease More productive workforce health care costs