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CDPHEColorado Health Promotion SurveyColorado Health Promotion Survey

Fall 2010Carsten Baumann

EPE | Epidemiology, Planning, Evaluation | BranchColorado Department of Public Health andColorado Department of Public Health and

[email protected] 303.692.2556

Purpose of SurveyPurpose of Survey

• Not representative of the stateNot representative of the state

• Baseline data on students’ health‐related knowledge attitudes and behaviorsknowledge, attitudes and behaviors

• Quasi‐experimental design: CDPHE‐funded i l i i d i h limplementation sites and comparison schools

• Needed to determine changes in future

2Prevention Services Division

EPE | Epidemiology, Planning, Evaluation | Branch

Why It Is ImportantWhy It Is Important

• Funding: FDA ARRA CDC grants stateFunding: FDA, ARRA, CDC grants, state tobacco tax

• Quality improvement• Quality improvement

• Planning

• Building the knowledge base



Content of SurveyContent of Survey

• DemographicsDemographics• Educational achievement & aspirations• Protective factors• Protective factors• General healthP li F dPolicy Focused• Physical (in)activity• Nutrition• Tobacco



Survey Implementation:lPurposive Sample

• 30 high schools in random sample30 high schools in random sample – 15 high schools in CDPHE‐funded communities

[10 participated][10 participated]

– 15 high schools in (non‐intervention) comparison sites [12 participated]sites [12 participated]

• 2 classrooms per grade

d• Maximum 7,200 students [4,112 completes]

• NOT designed to be representative



Survey Implementation:Recruitment

• University staff contact schoolsUniversity staff contact schools

• Assurances of confidentiality

i i l i• Financial compensation

• School‐building data report upon completion

• Coordination with Tri‐County Health DeptCoordination with Tri County Health Dept



Survey Implementation:dAdministration

• Survey packets sent to schoolsSurvey packets sent to schools– Student packet with bubble‐sheet survey and pencilspencils

– Teacher packet with instructions and cover sheet

– Return shipping instructions and box– Return shipping instructions and box

• Teachers administer survey



1228

1092

924

832

600

800

1000

1200

1400

Survey Participants' Grade Level (n=4112)

19 17

8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Ungraded or other grade0

200

400

Source: Colorado Student Health Promotion Survey, 2010

1%

Survey Participants' Race / Ethnicity (n=4107)

4%

3%4%

5%

White

Hispanic

Black

Asian

Native American

59%24%

Native American

Other

Multiracial


3%

17%

14%

BMI(calculated from self‐reported height and weight)

Underweight

Healthy weight

Overweight

66%

Overweight

Obese


11%

34%

Caring AdultAt the school you're in today, is there a teacher or some other adult who really cares about you?

No

Yes

55%

Not Sure


47%

7%

22%

Eat In School CafeteriaDuring the past two weeks (10 school days), how many times did you buy lunch from the school cafeteria?

I did not buy lunch from the cafeteria

1 to 3 times

4 to 6 times

16%

8%

7 to 9 times

10 times (every day)


31%

41%

Days Bought From School Cafeteria (among those with any days)During the past two weeks (10 school days), how many times did you buy lunch from the school cafeteria?

1 to 3 times

4 to 6 times

7 to 9 times

14%

14%

7 to 9 times

10 times (every day)


5%

2%

3%

2%2%

1%1%

9%

Bought Fruit In School CafeteriaDuring the past two weeks (10 school days), if you bought lunch from the school cafeteria, on how many

days did you buy fresh fruit from the cafeteria?

I did not buy lunch from the cafeteria

1 day

2 days

3 days

4 days

5 days

55%

15%

5%

y

6 days

7 days

8 days

9 days

All 10 days


32%

3%

2%

20%

Days Bought Fruit From School Cafeteria (among those with any days)During the past two weeks (10 school days), if you bought lunch from the school cafeteria, on how many

days did you buy fresh fruit from the cafeteria?

1 day

2 days

3 days

4 days

5 days

12%

11%

5%

7%

4%

4%6 days

7 days

8 days

9 days

All 10 days


42%

45%

Active Transportation PossibleIf you wanted to, could you walk or ride a bike, scooter, or skateboard to school?

No, it is too far

No, it is not safe

No, it is too far and it is not safe

3%

9%1%

No, my school doesn't allow it

Yes


4%

3%

3%

2%

10%

Active Transportation UsedDuring a typical school week (5 school days), how many days do you walk or ride a bike, scooter, or

skateboard to school?

0 days

1 day

2 days

78%

3 days

4 days

All 5 days


Wore a Helmet while BikingDuring the past 12 months, when you rode a bicycle, how often did you wear a helmet?

9%

32%

6%

6%

8%

I did not ride a bicycle

Never

Rarely

SometimesSometimes

Most of the time

Always

39%


How Smokers Got CigarettesIn the past 30 days, how did you usually get the cigarettes you smoked?

5%2%

34%21%

Did not get cigarettesDid not get cigarettes

I bought them in a store

Gave someone money to buy them

Someone I live with gave them to me

4%

Someone I don“t live with gave them to me

I took them without permission

I ordered them on the internet

18%

16%

18%


How Smokers Got Cigarettes (among those who got them)In the past 30 days, how did you usually get the cigarettes you smoked?

7%3%

28%

32%

I bought them in a store

Gave someone money to buy them

Someone I live with gave them to me

Someone I don“t live with gave them to me32% Someone I don t live with gave them to me

I took them without permission

I ordered them on the internet

24%

6%


Current Cigarette SmokingIn the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke any cigarettes?

5%

28%

24%

I have never smoked cigarettes

Did not smoke cigarettes

I smoked on 1 or 2 days

I smoked on 3 to 5 days


10%




I smoked on all 30 days (every day)

13%

4%

6%

10%

4%


Perceived Availability of CigarettesIf you wanted cigarettes, how easy or hard would it be for you to get some?

37%

25%

Very easy

Pretty easy

Pretty hard

5%

5%Very hard

Not sure

5%

28%


Visits to Convenience StoreIn the past 30 days, how often did you visit a convenience store or gas station for any reason?

12%

21%

Did not visit a convenience store/gasDid not visit a convenience store/gas station

About 2 to 3 times

About once a week

40%

About once a week

More than once a week

27%


Physically ActiveIn the past 7 days, on how many days were you physically active for a total of 60 minutes or more per day?

9%

6%

8%

29%

0 days

1 day

2 days

3 days

4 days

13%

4 days

5 days

6 days

All 7 days

11%

10%

14%


Weekday Screen TimeOn a typical school day, how many hours do you watch TV or videos, play video games, or play on a

computer?

6%11%

18%7%

16%

Do not do on a typical school day

Less than 1 hour per school day

1 hour per school day

2 hours per school day16% p y

3 hours per school day

4 hours per school day

5 or more hours per school day

18%

24%


4%

10%

11%

23%

Weekend Screen TimeOn a typical weekend day, how many hours do you watch TV or videos, play video games, or play on a

computer?

Do not do on a typical weekend day

Less than 1 hour per weekend day

1 hour per weekend day

2 hours per weekend day

20%

19%

13%

p y



5 or more hours per weekend day


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