Whether program is evidence based. Midcoast Priority Area 3: Obesity Goals Objectives Strategies/ District Partners 1. Decrease 1.2. By June 30, 1.2.A. (Yr. 2 & 3) Amplify awareness campaigns District primary care the impact of 2019, assure about Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and and general physicians Chronic implementation of CDSM for primary care providers District hospitals Disease in the community DPP Lifestyle coaches 1.2.B. (Yr. 2 & 3) Host two learning sessions on Midcoast education and successes in the district for lifestyle health coach District lifestyle coach mentoring systems (continued). mentoring 1.2.C. (Yr. 2 & 3) Swan’s Island media success programs in the story model and implement in Midcoast district. 2. Increase 2.1. By June 30, 2.1.A. (Yr. 1-3) Bowdoin College public use of 2019, implement a Assess readiness for technology options Land Trusts, existing low or Midcoast Moves Develop and implement technology options Conservation Groups no cost campaign and/or to promote use of existing or low-cost Mid Coast Hospital physical mobile app. physical activity resources such as outdoor Pen Bay Medical activity trails, indoor walking routes, playgrounds Center, County resources Hospital, Lincoln 2.1.B. (Yr. 1-3) Convene and collaborate with Health, YMCAs district land trusts and conservation groups to Pemaquid Watershed assess partnerships and work plans, how to Association, Midcoast increase public use of their resources Conservancy, Damariscotta River Assoc., WinterKids Realtors, Municipalities Non-Governmental Organizations Penquis Priority Area 1: Drug & Alcohol Abuse and Tobacco Use Description/Rationale/Criteria: Data shows that substance abuse continues to be the most significant health issue in Penobscot and Piscataquis counties. Partners from around Penquis Public Health District are engaged in focused
Whether program is evidence based. Midcoast Priority Area 3: Obesity Goals Objectives Strategies/ District Partners 1. Decrease the impact of Chronic Disease in the Midcoast District (continued). 1.2. By June 30, 2019, assure implementation of community education and lifestyle coach mentoring programs in the district. 1.2.A. (Yr. 2 & 3) Amplify awareness campaigns about Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and CDSM for primary care providers District primary care and general physicians District hospitals DPP Lifestyle coaches 1.2.B. (Yr. 2 & 3) Host two learning sessions on successes in the district for lifestyle health coach mentoring systems 1.2.C. (Yr. 2 & 3) Swan’s Island media success story model and implement in Midcoast 2. Increase public use of existing low or no cost physical activity resources 2.1. By June 30, 2019, implement a Midcoast Moves campaign and/or mobile app. 2.1.A. (Yr. 1-3) Assess readiness for technology options Develop and implement technology options to promote use of existing or low-cost physical activity resources such as outdoor trails, indoor walking routes, playgrounds Bowdoin College Land Trusts, Conservation Groups Mid Coast Hospital Pen Bay Medical Center, County Hospital, Lincoln Health, YMCAs Pemaquid Watershed Association, Midcoast Conservancy, Damariscotta River Assoc., WinterKids Realtors, Municipalities Non-Governmental Organizations 2.1.B. (Yr. 1-3) Convene and collaborate with district land trusts and conservation groups to assess partnerships and work plans, how to increase public use of their resources Penquis Priority Area 1: Drug & Alcohol Abuse and Tobacco Use Description/Rationale/Criteria: Data shows that substance abuse continues to be the most significant health issue in Penobscot and Piscataquis counties. Partners from around Penquis Public Health District are engaged in focused
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