CDPI LOGIC MODEL
PROJECT VISION: To improve the health of Manitobans through a focus on primary prevention of modifiable risk factors (smoking, physical inactivity, and
unhealthy eating) for chronic diseases.
PROJECT GOAL: To develop and implement a sustainable and transferable chronic disease prevention model based on the principles of community
development (holistic, process focused, empowerment, sustainable, partnership, and flexibility/innovation) resulting in an increased
capacity of communities to prevent chronic disease at the local level.
OBJECTIVES: Community-led, Strong partnerships for Chronic disease Capacity to address
evidenced informed, sustainable initiatives prevention activities health disparities and to
activities towards are established are integrated and improve the health of
primary prevention of aligned with existing Manitobans is enhanced
chronic disease are programs at community, regional
implemented and provincial levels
INPUTS: Partnerships, funding, communication processes, infrastructure development, in-kind resources (volunteers), support structures,
training, governance structure
ACTIVITIES:
Implement evidenced Develop partnerships Integrate and align Enhance the skills of
informed, community and the supporting chronic disease community volunteers,
led approaches to structures of prevention initiatives regional representatives,
primary prevention of communities, regions, with existing service and provincial
chronic disease in province and other delivery and prevention representatives
Manitoba partners to work initiatives
collaboratively to
promote primary
prevention of chronic
diseases at the local Prioritize participation of
level high risk populations
through established
partnerships with key
stakeholders
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CDPI LOGIC MODEL
OUTPUTS: Organized chronic Diverse partnerships Capacity of program is Capacity of
disease prevention and established, supported, enhanced through communities, regions
risk factor reduction and effectively address integration with existing and province to
activities are increased priority health and social initiatives in the establish activities for
issues communities, regions, action on health is
and province improved
Communities with Structure exists to
organized chronic support communities’ Priority populations
disease prevention and systematic planning and are empowered to
risk factor reduction evidenced-informed determine their health
strategies is increased decision-making outcomes
Funding mechanism and
model established for
CDPI supporting
structure
Communication
processes and protocols
in place
SHORT-TERM Targeted communities have implemented chronic disease prevention initiatives
OUTCOMES: Increased capacity of community-based organizations to establish activities for action on health
Increased numbers organized chronic disease prevention and risk factor reduction activities
High-risk populations participate in risk factor reduction activities
Increased strength and diversity of partnerships to address priority health and social issues
Priority population increasingly has an empowering voice in determining their own outcomes
LONG TERM
OUTCOMES: Majority of Manitobans communities with organized chronic disease prevention activities
Primary prevention of modifiable risk factors for chronic disease
Reduction in prevalence of modifiable risk factors for chronic disease among CDPI communities
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