ARCHIVED - Integrated Strategy on Healthy Living and Chronic Diseases - Community Based Programming Functional Component

Annex B: Renewed Canadian Diabetes Strategy Logic Model

Annex B depicts the Logic Model which identifies linkages and between the components and expected results.  A brief summary of the chain of results includes:

Components: federal leadership, coordination and platforms for strategic policy development;

Programs (Activities): surveillance, knowledge development and exchange, community-based programming, social marketing;

Target Groups: high risk populations;

Immediate Results: improved inter-organizational, inter- and intra-sectoral, multi-jurisdictional engagement;

Intermediate Results: increased organizational capacity for surveillance and knowledge development; expanded capacity of practitioners, researchers and policy makers; increased capacity of communities; enhanced capacity of individuals, family, friends and caregivers; healthier pubic policies addressing high risk populations; integrated, evidence-based, responsive systems.

Ultimate Results: decreased risk factors; earlier detection, better management and decreased proportion of Canadians with chronic disease; maintained and enhanced quality of life; decreased personal, social and economic burden of chronic disease for individuals and society.