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HomeMy WebLinkAbout071017_cabs03County Administrators Briefing Session Commissioners Office JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA REQUEST TO: Board of County Commissioners Philip Morley, County Administrator FROM: Karen Obermeyer — Jefferson County Public Health DATE: July 10, 2017 SUBJECT: 5210Jefferson STATEMENT OF ISSUE: 5210 is a nationally recognized community & science -based initiative to help people & communities improve their health by adopting four simple healthy behaviors every day. It is a strategy of the Jefferson County Community Health Improvement Plan to address chronic disease. 5210 aims to increase physical activity and increased consumption of fruits and vegetables, through both common messages and system, policy and environmental strategies that support these common messages. ANALYSIS: Chronic Disease Prevention is one of the top 4 health priorities of the Jefferson Co. Community Health Improvement Plan. According to the Jefferson Co Community Health Assessment: The primary cause of 1 in 5 deaths was due to diseases of the heart, second only to cancer. Cerebrovascular deaths have increased. The primary cause of about 1 in 6 Jefferson County resident hospitalizations was related to the circulatory system (hypertension, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease). • 5- About 3 in 10 Jefferson adults and About 1 in 3 Jefferson youth, reported eating at least five fruits and veggies per day, slightly above WA State. • 2 -In Jefferson County, about half of 8th, 10th and 12th graders and 1 in 5 sixth graders report 3 or more hours of screen time daily, about the same as WA for all grades. Jefferson and WA 10th and 12th grade rates have worsened over time, • 1 -Only about half of 8th and 10th graders and about half of 12th graders Jefferson County and Washington State report getting the recommended level of daily physical activity. • 0 -Sugar sweetened beverage consumption rates have skyrocketed since the 1970's. They are the single food most closely associated with overweight and obesity. RECOMMENDATION: JCPH recommends that Jefferson County join nearly 20 community local partners and leading national organizations such as American Academy of Pediatrics, Institute of Medicine, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in supporting the 5210Jefferson initiative. REVIEWED BY: flip Morl ` , C unty Adminis ator Date 5210JEFFERSON.ORG 521OJefferson Purpose: Work across multiple community sectors in Jefferson County to increase physical activity and healthy eating in the population through promoting a common message and using policy, system and environmental change. 5210JEFFERSON.ORG or more fruits & vegetables [1hours or less recreational screen time* F- hour or more of physical activity sugary drinks, more water *Keep TV/Computer out of the bedroom. No screen time under the age of 2. EMIDEvery Day! 11 Day! -CORE PRINCIPLES; r'�L Hr.-, i3-r pin wL 3ujp=ri 6mhhe &-eMra ti_.srem ik-riii awituq iil 3:-1n Ls %rr-n ti it cPL, tarxd r-.-rrri 3rr tuft, l •-ie t-r�-,-„r. 9r.- rrremii7n-Arwd by -^Fa nwirfl cnrrm-mre © or more fruits and vegetables. A diet rich in fruits and vegetables provides vitamins and minerals, important for supporting growth and development, and for optimal immune function in children. High daily intakes of fruits and vegetables among adults are associated with lower rates of chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, and possibly, some types of cancers. Emerging science suggests fruit and vegetable consumption may help prevent weight gain, and when total calories are controlled may be an important aid to achieving and sustaining weight loss. 13 hours or less recreational screen times`. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP,) the average child watches an average of 5--6 hours of television a day. Watching too much television is associated with an increased prevalence of overweight and obesity, lower reading scores, and attention problems. The AAP therefore recommends that children underage two shouldn't watch any television. In addition, the AAP recommends no TV or computer in the room in which the child sleeps, and no more than 2 hours of screen time a day. Mhour or more of physical activity. Regular physical activity is essential for weight maintenance and prevention of chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, colon cancer, and osteoporosis. While most school age children are quite active, physical activity sharply declines during adolescence. Children who are raised in families with active lifestyles are more likely to stay attire as adults than children raised in families with sedentary lifestyles. 13sugary drinks, more water & low fat milk. Sugar -sweetened beverage consumption has increased dramatically over the past 24 years; high intake among children is associated with overweight and obesity, displacement of milk consumption, and dental cavities. It is recommended that children 1-6 years old consume no more than 4--6ounces of juice per day and youth 7-18 years old consume no more than 8-12 ounces. Whole milk is the single largest source of saturated fat in children's diets. Switching to low or non-fat milk products significantly reduces dietary saturated and total fat, as well as total calories. *Keep TVioomputer out of the bedroom. No screen time under the age of 2. A WW df—ttc M.izC C. for Public Fi-lth What works • Prevention is easier than treatment • Community coming together • Consistent message where we live, learn, work and play • Environmental changes • Policy to support environmental changes • Small steps • Implemented in at least 36 states • Adopted and endorsed by: 4 INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE �0 OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES American Academy LETS of Pediatricsmbvit DEDICATED TO THE HEALTH OF ALL CHILDRLN" � CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION 5210JEFFERSON.ORG 5210Jefferson is a strategy of the Chronic Disease Prevention Health Priority. CHIP Chronic Disease Prevention Goals Goal Jefferson County residents get the appropriate % of adults & youth Adult: 84°% Youth: getting appropriate 56% of 81" graders levels of physical activity. amounts of activity. Jefferson County residents have access to a %of population Adult: 29% healthy diet. eating > 5 servings/ Youth: 33% a v Olympic Health Action Network • Regional network includes: Kitsap, Clallam and Jefferson 5210KITSAP.ORG EIN[A�1�i 5210CLALLAM.ORG • Shared vision for the region: 5210JEFFERSON.ORG 5210 -Increase physical activity and healthy eating 521OJefferson Partners Z JEFFERSON COUNTY_ LIBRARY the FOOD BANK FARM & GARDENS SICOVIN F FB F G bONAL HEAL7HCAR, vy PORTTOWNSEND cityofort Mon School District Public He &aRA UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS Townsen Now a part of Jefferson Community Foundation 4)171d off, 9 The l�Ylery LIIlk fersoounty, WA JEFFERSON COUNTY FARMERS MARKETS THE FOOD CO-OP Brinnon Schools 'CO RF P RIN( NES: S: ,wx:,. :..:I_ktv& ,c,r urm m. 4yq _.. r,• v. ,5 = rr 3r b_] an oc_rCO, .r iii— - rd by-:hm �-b 1.,� _. pre Examples of 0. - in action Next steps • Become an official 5210 partner • Participate in a kick off event • Other possibilities 5210JEFFERSON,,ORG Website and tool kits 52AFFFERSONDRG © or more fruits & vegetables If © hours or less recreational screen time 0 hour or more of physical activity +1 © sugary drinks, more water & low fat milk ihm�seHersnn is a countyv.ide initiative n se phx 1 .—Y —d heahhy eating'm reduce &.— disease.. IeRemon county ghout �ef(ersoa county people are heaving about 5210 in their work, schual, heahh cam, childr and Community settings. The 5210 behavvore are based on science and recommended by the medical community to pmmode good h..R . 10 Hclper�n is working m implement 5-2-1-0 in h—, —h. , vorkplaces, and healthcare and chihfr settings. This broad pp.ad� makes it easier for all ag. to adopt it, v.hem.er they I.ve, lea., v.rt, or play. Click below+ to lea. about 5210geAereoe in each sector. SCHOOLS ArfER SCHOOL EARLY CHILDHOOD 5210JEFFERSON.ORG -son CountyPublic rme er co. a erson.wa.us &Mon Public Hea It