Whole Systems Approach to Obesity Prevention in Fife : Children and Young People
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Actions are needed at all levels to influence the environment in which children live, eat and play
Actions are needed at all levels to influence the environment in which children live, eat and play
In Fife we’re taking a whole systems approach to obesity prevention amongst children and young people – developing a shared understanding of the challenge in a way that will encourage ownership and prioritise actions to address inequalities.
What is a Whole Systems Approach?
What is a Whole Systems Approach?
This short clip explains how agencies working together can positively influence our environment
The Local Picture
The Local Picture
This short clip highlights key aspirations from the Cowdenbeath and Dunfermline area and Young People's Voices
Fife Obesity Statistics
Fife Obesity Statistics
Another short clip showing the increasing number of our community living with obesity
A message from Dona Milne
A message from Dona Milne
The Director of Public Health in Fife explains why taking a Whole Systems Approach is vital in tackling obesity
This work aims to take a new approach to work on obesity prevention in Fife by taking a Whole Systems Approach. This means applying systems thinking to better understand and address public health challenges.
There are three phases that can help stakeholders to take a Whole Systems Approach.
Phase 1: Collectively understanding the issue, context and system
Phase 2: Creating a collaborative plan for action
Phase 3: Learning and refining the plan throughout the process
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