Table 1 Cooking for a Lifetime of Cancer Prevention (C4L) Logic Model
Process | Outcomes | ||||
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Inputs | Activities | Outputs | Short-term | Intermediate | Long-term |
American Cancer Society grant funding USDA GEO00805 NBCCEDP and GBCCP ACS Guidelines on Nutrition and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention American Cancer Society personnel (director of community outreach, client navigators) Extension personnel (state specialist, administrative assistant, graduate research assistants, county professionals) | Training - Develop training materials - Train client navigators and Extension professionals Implementation - Distribute program materials - Distribute funding - Market program and recruit target audience - Implement 2.5-hr program Evaluation - Collect data from each Extension professional - Analyze program-level and state-level outcomes Preparation of reports | 2 organizations involved: American Cancer Society and Extension 6 ACS navigators and 13 Extension professionals trained 24 C4L programs implemented 237 C4L program participants 1 report prepared for funders (ACS) and 9 reports prepared for Extension professionals | Increased awareness of cancer screening recommendations Increased intention to be screened for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer Increased intention to follow ACS guidelines on nutrition and physical activity for cancer prevention Increased access to breast and cervical cancer screenings for uninsured women | Increased breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screenings Increased number of individuals who follow ACS guidelines on nutrition and physical activity for cancer prevention Increased number of participants in GBCCP | Decreased breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer incidence and mortality |
Contextual Factors (e.g., Affordable Care Act, geographic location, resources, healthcare access, cultural beliefs) | |||||