Priority: Healthy Weight (continued) Objectives Strategies Partners Goals 2. Increase 2.1. Increase the average 2.1.A Implement practices supportive of State Breastfeeding Specialist, breastfeeding. maternity practices in infant breastfeeding in prenatal practices and birthing WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator, nutrition and care (mPINC) scores facilities via education, consultation, IBCLCS/CLCS (international of for birthing hospitals to 89 in communication, technical support and quality certified lactation consultants/ 2019. (Data source US CDC mPINC improvement collaboratives. certified lactation consultants), state report baseline: 84 out of birthing facilities in Maine, obstetric 100 (2015)) and pediatric care providers 2.2. Increase breastfeeding 2.2.A Provide counseling and consultation to Maine CDC WIC program, WIC initiation among WIC clients new mothers by certified lactation specialists community agencies enrolled during the pregnancy to and peer mothers. 81% in 2020. (Data source: WIC 2.2.B. Loan high-quality breast pumps to WIC Maine CDC WIC program, WIC Spirit, baseline: 78% (SFY2017)) mothers who are breastfeeding. community agencies 3. Increase 3.1. Increase the proportion of 3.1.A Promote the adoption of Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC physical youth who are physically active for component physical education policies for Let’s Go!, SAUs activity. at least 60 minutes during 7 out of schools. 7 days. (Data source: MIYHS, 3.1.B Promote the adoption of recess policies Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC baseline: 20.3% (HS) (2017), for schools. Let’s Go!, SAUs target: 21.5% (2019)) 3.1.C Develop and implement comprehensive Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC physical activity programming before, during, Let’s Go!, SAUs and after school (such as recess, classroom activity breaks, walk/bicycle to school, physical activity clubs). 3.1.D Promote the adoption of physical activity CDC, ECE Providers, PAN in ECE (PA) in early care and education (ECEs). Workgroup, Maine Roads, Let’s Go!
Priority: Healthy Weight (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 2. Increase breastfeeding. 2.1. Increase the average maternity practices in infant nutrition and care (mPINC) scores for birthing hospitals to 89 in 2019. (Data source US CDC mPINC state report baseline: 84 out of 100 (2015)) 2.1.A Implement practices supportive of breastfeeding in prenatal practices and birthing facilities via education, consultation, communication, technical support and quality improvement collaboratives. State Breastfeeding Specialist, WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator, IBCLCS/CLCS (international of certified lactation consultants/ certified lactation consultants), birthing facilities in Maine, obstetric and pediatric care providers 2.2. Increase breastfeeding initiation among WIC clients enrolled during the pregnancy to 81% in 2020. (Data source: WIC Spirit, baseline: 78% (SFY2017)) 2.2.A Provide counseling and consultation to new mothers by certified lactation specialists and peer mothers. Maine CDC WIC program, WIC community agencies 2.2.B. Loan high-quality breast pumps to WIC mothers who are breastfeeding. Maine CDC WIC program, WIC community agencies 3. Increase physical activity. 3.1. Increase the proportion of youth who are physically active for at least 60 minutes during 7 out of 7 days. (Data source: MIYHS, baseline: 20.3% (HS) (2017), target: 21.5% (2019)) 3.1.A Promote the adoption of physical education policies for schools. Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC Let’s Go!, SAUs 3.1.B Promote the adoption of recess policies for schools. Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC Let’s Go!, SAUs 3.1.C Develop and implement comprehensive physical activity programming before, during, and after school (such as recess, classroom activity breaks, walk/bicycle to school, physical activity clubs). Maine Dept. of Education, Maine CDC Let’s Go!, SAUs 3.1.D Promote the adoption of physical activity (PA) in early care and education (ECEs). CDC, ECE Providers, PAN in ECE Workgroup, Maine Roads, Let’s Go! component
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