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Utilizing the RE-AIM framework to understand adoption of nutrition policies at food pantries across the USA.

Abstract：

:Emergency food networks consist of food banks, food pantries, and other feeding programs. Food pantries help supplement the diets of low-income populations through direct distribution of food. There is a gap in understanding whether food pantries are adopting nutrition policies to guide food donation and distribution. Guided by the RE-AIM framework, which has been applied to public health policies, this study aimed to determine the adoption of nutrition policies at food pantries across the USA. A secondary research question was to determine if the perceived barriers that food pantries associate with distributing healthful foods differed among pantries with a formal, informal, or no policy. A cross-sectional electronic survey was distributed to a national sample of food pantry directors (N = 5,500). The response rate for the survey was 28% (n = 1,539). Survey respondents were categorized by policy and analyses were conducted to determine differences between the three groups in characteristics and perceived barriers to distributing healthful foods. Two hundred eighty-two pantries (20.9%) were identified as having a formal nutrition policy, 677 (50.2%) were determined to have an informal policy, and 389 (28.9%) had no policy. There were significant differences between mean barrier scores and policy types for 8 of the 10 barriers. More research is needed to better understand how nutrition policies affect donations and distribution of food at food pantries. Using additional RE-AIM dimensions can allow for researchers to fully understand the role these policies have on the nutritional quality of food at food pantries.

journal_name

Transl Behav Med

journal_title

Translational behavioral medicine

authors

Helmick MJ,Yaroch AL,Parks CA,Estabrooks PA,Hill JL

doi

10.1093/tbm/ibz036

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2019-11-25 00:00:00

pages

1112-1121

issue

6

eissn

1869-6716

issn

1613-9860

pii

5371244

journal_volume

9

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