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: African-Americans
have disproportionately higher rates of morbidity and mortality for cardiovascular disease, and hypertension than Caucasian-Americans do |
Phase 1: Describe the problem
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Different rates of health care coverage, average
annual income lower than other groups, different lifestyle factors. May be reluctant or uninformed about getting regular screenings (cancer, cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure, etc.) |
Phase 2: Analyze Problem
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The intervention included establishing policies in the
community environment to support increased consumption of fruits and vegetables. Communication components included church bulletins, brochures, recipe booklets, posters, banners, educational materials, and sermons with a health promotion component |
Phase 3: Plan Intervention
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The planning team
drafted a timetable to determine their budgetary needs and they proposed that the nutrition intervention project would last for four Years. |
Phase 4: Develop Intervention
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The planning team identified
the relevant stakeholders to a meeting to discuss the program intervention and the need for evaluating it during and after the intervention occurred. |
Phase 5: Plan Evaluation
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Once the planning team approved the proposed communication and evaluation plans, they merged the two plans into one integrated plan. This merging process required that the entire planning team meet a number of times to ensure the activities would be carried out in a coordinated fashion.
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Phase 6: Implement Plan:
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