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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2016 Oct;41(5):1013–1020. doi: 10.1007/s10900-016-0184-8

Table 3.

Strategies in action plans

Evidence-based strategy Action
plans (%)
Example
Increased awareness 21 (30 %) Disseminate updated scan and other available resources to educate policy makers and key stakeholders on physical activity and nutrition prevention health policy evidence base
Community physical activity 4 (6 %) Execute agreements with communities receiving a sub-award to create a bicycle and pedestrian master plan
School wellness 9 (13 %) Build school support for physical education and provide technical assistance to school to assist in development of policy
Worksite wellness 8 (12 %) [Promote] worksites to increase number of worksite wellness policies offered related to cancer prevention and nutrition and physical activity
Increased healthy food access (farmer’s markets, gardens, etc.) 8 (12 %) Increase access to healthy foods and beverages in [the] communities
Increased healthy food availability 3 (4 %) [Increase] facility and number of vendors in school compounds [in] compliance [with] the developed [nutrition] policy
Decreased unhealthy food availability 1 (1 %) [Increase] hospitals who adopt a policy to phase out the sale of sugary sweetened beverages
Community-school agreements 0 (0 %)
Decreased screen-time 0 (0 %)

Strategy categories are listed with numbers present and examples from action plans for each category