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Obesity Prevention: Bringing Together Unlikely Partners

Comprehensive Cancer Control Summit March 29, 2012. Obesity Prevention: Bringing Together Unlikely Partners. Mary Pesik, RD, CD NPAO Program Coordinator Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Obesity Trends* Among U.S. Adults BRFSS, 1990, 2000, 2010.

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Obesity Prevention: Bringing Together Unlikely Partners

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  1. Comprehensive Cancer Control Summit March 29, 2012 Obesity Prevention: Bringing Together Unlikely Partners Mary Pesik, RD, CD NPAO Program Coordinator Wisconsin Department of Health Services

  2. Obesity Trends* Among U.S. AdultsBRFSS,1990, 2000, 2010 (*BMI 30, or about 30 lbs. overweight for 5’4” person)

  3. NUTRITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & OBESITY PROGRAM 5-year Cooperative Agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2008-2013) 1 of 25 funded states for obesity prevention efforts Provide leadership, strategic partnerships, monitoring and surveillance, evaluation, training and technical assistance, education, resources and funding

  4. Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition (WI PAN)) Mission: To improve the health of Wisconsin residents by decreasing overweight and obesity, improving nutrition and increasing physical activity Resource for nutrition and physical activity information Coordinate nutrition and physical activity efforts Plan, implement and evaluate the State Plan Support evidence-based practices and environmental approaches Encourage individual and population based lifestyle changes

  5. PROGRAM OUTCOME OBJECTIVES Decrease prevalence of obesity Increase physical activity Improve dietary behaviors related to population burden of obesity and chronic diseases

  6. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

  7. Coordinating Prevention and Health Promotion Efforts

  8. Connecting the Dots Finding Common Ground • Settings • Sectors • Partners • Resources • Health in All Policies Approach

  9. Nutrition and Physical Activity Coalitions Counties in yellow: 60 coalitions in 2010. 3/14/11 Bayfield Douglas(2) Iron Ashland Vilas Washburn Price Sawyer Burnett Florence Oneida Forest Polk Rusk Marinette Barron Lincoln Langlade Taylor Chippewa St.Croix Dunn Menomonee Oconto Marathon Door Pierce Eau Claire (2) Clark Shawano Pepin Waupaca(2) Portage Kewaunee Buffalo Outagamie Trempealeau Wood (2) Outagamie(2) Brown (2) Jackson Manitowoc Winnebago Calumet Waushara Adams Monroe La Crosse Green Lake Marquette Juneau Fond du Lac Sheboygan Vernon Dodge Ozaukee Columbia Sauk Richland Crawford Washington Jefferson Waukesha Dane (2) Milwaukee (2) Iowa Grant (2) Racine LaFayette Green Rock Walworth Kenosha Nutrition, Physical Activity & Obesity (NPAO) Coalitions in WI: Results from the 2010 Annual Coalition Survey

  10. Program Materials

  11. Environment Making Healthy Choices Easier Individual Environment • Affordability • Price/ Economic • Access • Policy • Advertising • Culture • Skills • Knowledge • Time Breastfeeding, Healthy Eating & Physical Activity

  12. QUESTIONS Mary Pesik, RD, CD Program Coordinator/Unit Supervisor Wisconsin Department of Health Services Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity Program (608) 267-3694 Mary.pesik@wisconsin.gov

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