BRIGHT FUTURES FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Physical Activity and Healthy Eating Guide for Adult Women
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INTRODUCTION
Purpose of module:
Explain how a patient and her health care provider use the Guide Explain the importance of different sections and questions in the Guide Introduce the Reaching My Goal Tip Sheets
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PURPOSE OF THE GUIDE
To help adult women:
Assess current behaviors
Talk with their health care providers Set goals Learn physical activity and healthy eating information
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ROLE OF THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
Review Getting Started answers
Complete My Health Care Visit
Make recommendations Assist with goal setting
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GETTING STARTED, pp. 3–6
Goal: Gather information about patients’ current behaviors
Format: Questions
Roles:
Patient fills out on her own Health care provider reviews answers
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GETTING STARTED, pp. 3–6
Only 31% of adult women engage in regular, moderate physical activity.
Source: CDC, National Health Interview Survey, Early Release 2003.
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GETTING STARTED, pp. 3–6
These answers will help with ideas for incorporating physical activity.
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GETTING STARTED, pp. 3–6
72% of women report eating less than five servings of fruits and vegetables daily.
Source: CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2004.
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GETTING STARTED, pp. 3–6
These answers will help with ideas for overcoming barriers to healthy eating.
Source: CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2002.
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TALKING WITH MY HEALTH CARE PROVIDER, pp. 7–8
Goal: Encourage and enhance the patientprovider dialogue Format: Tips, sample questions Roles: Patient reads on her own and prepares questions for her health care provider
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TALKING WITH MY HEALTH CARE PROVIDER, pp. 7–8
The Guide helps the patient talk with her health care provider about physical activity and healthy eating.
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MY HEALTH CARE VISIT, pp. 9–10
Goal: Assess behaviors and make recommendations Format: Height, weight, BMI, and other measurements; recommendations Roles: Health care provider fills out measurements and makes recommendations
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MY HEALTH CARE VISIT, pp. 9–10
The health care provider calculates BMI and explains what the patient’s BMI means.
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MY HEALTH CARE VISIT, pp. 9–10
The health care provider reviews the patient’s answers to the Getting Started questions and uses the Counseling Support Tool to make recommendations.
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COUNSELING SUPPORT TOOL
Goal: Assists with making recommendations based on patient answers in the Guide Format: Questions and answers, Federal guidelines, and general recommendations Roles: Health care provider uses Tool to assess patient behaviors and to make recommendations
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COUNSELING SUPPORT TOOL
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COUNSELING SUPPORT TOOL (continued)
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COUNSELING SUPPORT TOOL (continued)
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SETTING MY GOALS, pp. 11–12
Goal: Assist patients in setting goals Format: Charts Roles: Patient fills out with guidance from her health care provider
(See the module on goal setting for more information.)
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SETTING MY GOALS, pp. 11–12
The patient fills out these charts with help from her health care provider.
The sample goal chart introduces the different elements involved in goal setting.
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WHAT I SHOULD KNOW, pp. 13–20
Goal: Explain importance of physical activity and healthy eating and give information to help patients reach goals Format: Tips, charts Roles:
Patient reviews this section on her own Health care provider refers to it when making recommendations
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WHAT I SHOULD KNOW, pp. 13–20
Pages 13–15 present benefits of being physically active and tips to help the patient add physical activity in her daily life.
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WHAT I SHOULD KNOW, pp. 13–20
Pages 16–20 provide information to help the patient make healthy eating choices and get a variety of nutrients in her daily eating pattern.
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HINTS FOR REACHING MY GOALS, pp. 21–22
Hints to help the patient get started on improving physical activity and healthy eating.
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BACK COVER
Resources that the patient can go to for more information.
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REACHING MY GOAL TIP SHEETS
Goal: Expand on topics in the Guide to help patients reach their specific goals Format: 1-pagers with tips, testimonials, activities Roles:
Health care provider “recommends” a Tip Sheet in My Health Care Visit Patient reviews on her own
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TIP SHEETS—PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Starting physical activity Starting a walking program Getting daily physical activity Physical activities for patients with disabilities
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TIP SHEETS—HEALTHY EATING
Grocery shopping Understanding the food label Getting iron Getting calcium
Eating out
Reaching a healthy weight
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TIP SHEETS—HEALTHY EATING
Grocery shopping Understanding the food label Getting iron Getting calcium Eating out Reaching a healthy weight
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TIP SHEETS
Space for the patient to record goal Easy tips for reaching her goal
Testimonial
Activity
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SUMMARY
The health care provider can use the Guides to help patients improve their physical and healthy eating habits by:
Reviewing Getting Started answers Completing My Health Care Visit Making recommendations Assisting with goal setting
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