No. Outcomes Minimum requirements Suggested sources Rating of evidence Substantial Some Limited Evidence Evidence Evidence Maintaining a healthy Systematic promotion of Feedback and evidence of health 4.2 healthy lifestyle choices for all promotion initiatives e.g. in care lifestyle people who use the service. plans, and support to maintain get the right information, Information, discussion and healthy lifestyles, e.g. through diet ‘I education and support to help access to help/ advice for the plans/ menus, shopping, me make healthy choices and following: budgeting for a healthy diet and deal with the consequences of smoking cessation exercise. unhealthy choices.’ healthy eating, exercise and Publicity material and events on weight management key health promotion messages; get guidance on a healthy diet, ‘I alcohol and substance misuse availability of accessible health and support to buy, prepare and long term health needs information. cook food at a time that I mental health and emotional Percentage of service users who choose.’ well- being have had an annual health check get help to do exercise and to ‘I sexual and reproductive and a health action plan. access local facilities such as health Written evidence of regular sports centres; this includes help other health concerns e.g. appointments attended for GP, to use transport when needed, sleep dentists, opticians, chiropody; and and being able to use disabled referral to specialist health facilities when necessary.’ promotion/ health services where have enough money to eat a ‘I appropriate. healthy diet and to do physical exercise.’
No. Outcomes Minimum requirements Suggested sources of evidence Rating Substantial Evidence Some Evidence Limited Evidence 4.2 Maintaining a healthy lifestyle ‘I get the right information, education and support to help me make healthy choices and deal with the consequences of unhealthy choices.’ ‘I get guidance on a healthy diet, and support to buy, prepare and cook food at a time that I choose.’ ‘I get help to do exercise and to access local facilities such as sports centres; this includes help to use transport when needed, and being able to use disabled facilities when necessary.’ ‘I have enough money to eat a healthy diet and to do physical exercise.’ Systematic promotion of healthy lifestyle choices for all people who use the service. Information, discussion and access to help/ advice for the following: smoking cessation healthy eating, exercise and weight management alcohol and substance misuse long term health needs mental health and emotional well- being sexual and reproductive health other health concerns e.g. sleep Feedback and evidence of health promotion initiatives e.g. in care plans, and support to maintain healthy lifestyles, e.g. through diet plans/ menus, shopping, budgeting for a healthy diet and exercise. Publicity material and events on key health promotion messages; availability of accessible health information. Percentage of service users who have had an annual health check and a health action plan. Written evidence of regular appointments attended for GP, dentists, opticians, chiropody; and referral to specialist health promotion/ health services where appropriate.
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