Provide nutrition self-assessments, display brochures and posters about nutrition programs and resources

Programs to increase breastfeeding initiation, exclusive breastfeeding, and duration.

Competitive foods are foods that “compete” with the standard school meal program, e.g., food and beverages sold in vending machines.

Increase healthy food options in lunchrooms, a la carte, vending and school stores; make options appealing

Accompany with nutrition education

These interventions have educational components (e.g., classroom instruction by teachers, integrating nutrition education across curricula, peer training), environmental components (e.g., school menus, classroom snacks & special treats), and/or other components (e.g., physical activity, family education and involvement, community involvement).

Tax revenue used to expand trails and pedestrian pathways

Mixed use zoning

These programs provide condoms free of charge or at a reduced cost and can be implemented in a variety of settings.

These broad-based programs include multiple parts such as classroom instruction, individual counseling, and community events

These youth development programs include a volunteer component which is often linked to academic instruction that may include a health curriculum; they frequently address nonsexual factors

Range from bans on consuming of alcohol anywhere on campus to banning alcohol in dormitories (unless all occupants are > age 21)

Laws which hold retail establishments liable for the results of serving minors and intoxicated patrons

These interventions may include sobriety checkpoints, responsible beverage service training, education and awareness-raising efforts, & limiting access to alcohol.

E.g. Tai Chi

Use of speed cameras & radar and laser devices

These child-care and preschool programs promote healthy child development, school readiness, and parental skill development

Phasic family therapy program designed to treat a range of complex family problems through the stages of engagement, motivation, assessment, behavior change, and generalization.

Intensive family- and community-based therapy program that includes a focus on development of parenting skills and youth coping skills.

Classroom based programs that are addressed to all children regardless of their risk for or prior demonstration of violent behavior. Programs and content differ by school level.

Laws reviewed include specific firearm or ammunition bans, restrictions on acquisition, waiting periods, registration, licensing, concealed carry laws, child access prevention laws, zero tolerance of firearms in schools, & combinations of laws.

A coordinated and individualized system of community based care for children with serious behavioral, emotional, and mental health needs.

individuals found not to have insurance (through state income tax filings) are fined

(outreach/ education and expedited enrollment)

Access to affordable LTC insurance for moderate-income consumers with guarantee that if benefits do not sufficiently cover cost of care, may qualify for Medicaid under special eligibility rules while retaining pre-specified amount of assets.

funding, role definition, and standardize education curriculum

central primary care locus ensuring accessible, continuous, coordinated, comprehensive care

to help grandparents and other relatives access needed services

(i.e., wraparound), with a goal of having children's wraparound systems in each of Wisconsin's 72 counties within 6 years

Typically involves assignment of a single person (case manager) who coordinates all aspects of a patient's care (e.g., providing information to multiple providers, seeing that the patient receives services in a timely manner etc.).

 Used to denote patient status

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other multidrug resistant organisms

Price transparency

Provide incentives for providers to educate patients about treatment alternatives through decision aids

Programs and policies to encourage healthy behaviors and make use of effective clinical preventive services are addressed under Physical Activity, Nutrition, Smoking, etc.

See Health Care Access worksheet also

Provide incentives to enroll in less expensive plans

Programs to reduce inflated claims, fictitious claims, or claims for non-covered services

Preschool and parenting support/ programs aimed at low income families (implementation varies)

Family training in NICU and home visits aimed at avoiding developmental delays and impairment for low birth weight infants

Parenting classes and children’s programs (care center or school) designed to address behavior and emotional problems

Home visits, parent education, health screenings, and family support designed to prepare children for school, empower parents, and prevent/ reduce child abuse

Promotes healthy development and school preparedness with part day preschool, continued programs through early elementary school, and family, education, and health services

Intensive group-based family intervention with follow up programs; intended to improve school outcomes and prevent delinquency and substance abuse