Logic Model for Obesity Program

Running head: OBESITY
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

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OBESITY
Logic Model
Inputs Process/ Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact/ Goal
What goes into the
program?
What does the program do? What happens as a result of
the program?
What are the short/
medium term benefits for
participants?
What are the long term or
broader benefits of the
program?
 Materials and
guidelines
 Motivational
posters for children
and teenagers.
 Information on
nutrition, physical
activity and health-
consequences of
overweight for
children, teenagers
 Educational videos
 Regional partner
 Nutrition Australia
 Qualified
nutritionist
 Sport organisation
staffs
 administrative stuff
 health promotional
officers
 Funding of 50
 The materials and
guidelines will be
developed by
Nutrition Australia.
 These materials
and guidelines will
be delivered
 Workshops for
parents in various
regions
 150 per year with a
capacity of 30 for
each workshop
 cooking classes at
500 project schools
 fitness classes with
120 local sport
communities

 Nutrition Australia
would be able to
develop the
materials and
guidelines for
reducing obesity
 The regional
partners would be
able to deliver the
guidelines and
materials. They will
be able to provide
guidance to the
community for
managing obesity.
 Qualified
nutritionist would
be able to provide
workshops 150
workshops in a year
 Qualified
 The population of
Australia will receive
a health literacy
regarding the
management of
obesity (Welk et al.,
2016)
 Children and
adolescents will
receive balance
nutrition and diet
(Howard et al.,
2018)
 The parents of
school going
children will be able
to provide food with
adequate nutrition
(Littman et al.,
2015)
 The children and
parents will involve
 The obese or
overweight children
will be physically
healthy (Sharma et
al., 2016)
 The weight of
children will reduce
to 46 kg (normal
weight for children)
and for adolescent it
will be 55 kg
(Stevens et al.,
2017).
 The body mass
index of the
children and
adolescents will be
improved (Olfert et
al., 2019).
 The parents of the
obese children and
adolescent’s will
gain health literacy
and awareness

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OBESITY
million AUD

nutritionist would
be able to provide
cooking classes 3
hours per week over
10 weeks in schools
 Members Local
sports organisation
would be able to
provide the fitness
classes with
financial help of
nutrition Australia
in physical activities
by leaving sedentary
lifestyle (Davison et
al., 2017).
(Olfert et al., 2019).
 The parents of
children will be
more cautious
regarding the health
condition of their
children and they
will provide
adequate nutrition
to maintain normal
weight (Littman et
al., 2015)
 The children of the
will involve in the
physical activity
(Welk et al., 2016)
 Health behaviour
will change (Welk et
al., 2016).
 The morbidity rate
of obesity
associated disease