Lifetime of Wellness
Communities in Action
Performance Measures (and more)
Jeanette Treiber, UCD
Kristie Pogue, UCD
Lisa E. Rawson, CDPH
Agenda
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Welcome
Context & areas addressed
Performance Measures
Examples of evaluation activities
Overlap with 1305
Resources
Q and A
Post-webinar training needs conversation
Counties
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Fresno
Merced
San Joaquin
Shasta
Solano
Tulare
Logic Model
Areas addressed by
Lifetime of Wellness
 Environmental factors (nutrition at venues,
store food selections, transportation issues)
 Healthy lifestyles support (physical activity
access, community walkability, lifestyle
change programs)
 Health care systems (EHR, team based care,
blood pressure self management, community
health workers)
 Community linkages (partnerships,
collaborations)
Performance Measures
 Established by CDC
 Local data collection
 Environmental scans
Component 1A: Environmental Strategies to Promote Health and
Support and Reinforce Healthful Behaviors
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Strategy
1.1 Implement nutrition and beverage standards including sodium
standards in public institutions, worksites and other key locations
such as hospitals
1.2 Strengthen healthier food access and sales in retail venues and
community venues through increased availability, improved pricing,
placement, and promotion
1.3 Strengthen community promotion of physical activity through
signage, worksite policies, social support, and joint use agreements
in communities and jurisdictions
1.4 Develop and/or implement transportation and community plans that
promote walking
Performance Measure
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.2
LHD’s data source/collection
Number of key community locations that
implement nutrition and beverage
standards
Number of adults who have access to
key community locations that
implement nutrition and beverage
standards
Number of retail venues in the
community or jurisdiction and
community venues that promote
healthier food access through increased
availability, and improved pricing,
placement and promotion
Environmental scan –UCD will
assist
Number of adults, who have access to
retail venues and community venues
that promote healthier food access
Calculate population numbers by
zip code
Environmental scan –UCD will
assist
No need to collect data – your
county already did with the HSHC
campaign. Data available through
your county’s tobacco control
program or through UC Davis
Performance Measure
1.3
1.3
1.4
1.4
LHD’s data source/collection
Number and type of community venues
that promote physical activity through
signage, worksite policies and shareduse/joint use agreements
Environmental scan – UCD will
assist.
Number of adults who have access to
community venues that promote
physical activity
Calculate number of adults
through estimates obtained from
community venues
Number of communities that develop
and/or implement a transportation plan
that promotes walking
Number of adults who have access to
communities that develop and/or
implement plans to promote walking
Information will be obtained from
the Departments of
Transportation/local planning
boards
This information will be obtained
from the Departments of
Transportation/local planning
boards or will be calculated
according to local demographic
data.
Component 1B: Strategies to build support for healthy lifestyles,
particularly for those at high risk, to support diabetes and heart disease
and stroke prevention efforts.
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Strategy
1.5
Plan and execute strategic data-driven actions through a network of
partners and local organizations to build support for lifestyle change
1.6
Implement evidence-based engagement strategies to build support for
lifestyle change
1.7
Increase coverage for evidence-based supports for lifestyle change by
working with network partners
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.7
Performance Measure
LHD’s data source/collection
Number of unique sectors represented in
the network (e.g. employers, insurers,
health systems, representatives of
community organizations, food banks,
and others)
Annual participation/response rate of
network partners in network selfassessments
Network self-assessment –UCD will
develop a survey you can use
Number of people reached through
evidence-based engagement strategies
UCD will help you calculate this
number
Number of employees with prediabetes
or at high risk for type 2 diabetes who
have access to evidence-based lifestyle
change programs as a covered benefit
UCD will assist in helping you
access or calculate LHD numbers
Network self-assessment-UCD will
develop a survey you can use
Overlap with Prevention First
1305 LHDs
Area
EHRs/treatment
Self-management plans
Adherence to medications
High Blood Pressure
Multidisciplinary approach
Self-management encouragement
Self-management
CDC recognized lifestyle program referral
Diabetes
CHW referral
CHW delivering edu
Pharmacists/self-management
Resources
 UC Davis website (currently under Center for
Program Evaluation and Research; soon its own
website): www.programeval.ucdavis.edu; look
under “other projects”
TA and Training
Phone and e-mail contact:
Jeanette Treiber
jtreiber@ucdavis.edu
530-752-9955
Kristie Pogue
krpogue@ucdavis.edu
Phone: tbd
General phone line
530-752-9951
Training Needs Assessment