Campus Partnerships Improve Impact Documentation of Nutrition Programs
Volume
53
Issue
1
DOI
10.34068/joe.53.01.11
Abstract
Partnerships with other campus college units can provide ways of improving Extension's impact documentation. Nutrition programs have relied upon knowledge gained and people's self report of behavior change. Partnering with the College of Nursing, student nurses provided blood screenings during the pre and 6 month follow-up of a pilot heart risk reduction program. Using blood screenings for diabetes, heart disease, and other nutrition programming would provide reliable documented behavior change when it occurred. Screenings could strengthen Extension's value to the community and assist in improving programming.
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Recommended Citation
Brinkman, P. (2015). Campus Partnerships Improve Impact Documentation of Nutrition Programs. The Journal of Extension, 53(1), Article 11. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.53.01.11