Objectives and Strategy

Objectives:

• Qualitative:
• 1. Reduce Chronic Disease Prevalence and Consequences
  2. Expand Career Literacy and Create Jobs
  3. Create baseline Health Assessments and Records
• Quantitative:
• 1. Measure obesity, asthma, tobacco exposure, health literacy
     • BMI Measures
     • Completion of student health records
     • Calorie Intake and Calories Burned
     • Cardiovascular metrics
  2. Measure number of jobs created and Health Career Opportunities
     • Full time Community Health Advisors and Promotores
     • Part time adult workers
     • Supplemental income and cost-impact of 'coaches'
     • Student interns
       • University
       • High School
  3. Number of students engaged, trained, certified for levels of advocacy
  4. Health Literacy ? Proof of Knowledge

Strategies:

• Qualitative:
• 1. Utilize Schools and Workforce Objectives to address chronic disease
  2. Help Students Better Manage Their Own Health
• Quantitative:
• 1. Large number of student engagements, Funded via workforce objectives
     • Pre-K to Post-Secondary engagement data
     • Number of health risk assessments, and PHR created
  2. Student Self-Management Measurements
     • Focus on Asthma to demonstrate the project benefits
     • Number of students creating and populating wellness plans
     • Number of school nurse records completed