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Volume
6: No. 3, July 2009
EDITORIAL
Reversing the Trend of Childhood Obesity
This logic model shows that, from 2006 to 2009, local and state policy
changes could lead to and also result from positive changes in schools and
communities. Local and state policy changes could also result from school and
community leaders demanding change and from policy makers being informed and
engaged. Positive changes in schools and communities could, by 2010, lead to
improved nutrition and appropriate caloric intake, which together with increased
physical activity could reverse the trend in childhood obesity by 2015.
Figure. Abbreviated logic model for childhood obesity
interventions, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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