The Affordable Care Act: Implications for Childhood Obesity



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The Affordable Care Act: Implications for Childhood Obesity Laura L. Hayman, PhD, RN, FAAN University of Massachusetts Boston College of Nursing and Health Sciences GoKids! Boston Boston, Massachusetts Marian L. Fitzgibbon, PhD University of Illinois Department of Medicine Center for Management of Complex Chronic Care Jesse Brown VA Medical Center Chicago, Illinois SOCIETY OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE, 2011

Childhood Obesity: Magnitude of the Problem w One in every three children (31.7%), 2-19 years of age is overweight or obese. w Overweight and obesity in children and youth has tripled since early sixties. w Racial and ethnic minority children and those from low-income communities bear an excess burden of obesity and its co-morbidities. w Overweight children and youth are likely to become overweight adults.

Growth in Childhood Obesity, 1971 to Present Percent of Children aged 2-19 who are obese 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 Source CDC, National Center for Health Statistics, National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys. Note: Obesity is defined as BMI greater than or equal to genderand age specific 95 th percentile from the 2000 CDC Growth Charts

Percent of Children aged 2-19 who are obese 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Childhood Obesity Rates by Race, Ethnicity and Gender, 2007-08 29.2% 25.5% 19.8% 17.5% 16.7% 14.5% Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Non-Hispanic White Non-Hispanic Black Hispanics Source CDC, National Center for Health Statistics, National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys. Note: Obesity is defined as BMI greater than or equal to genderand age-specific 95 th percentile from the 2000 CDC Growth Charts

What are obese children experiencing?

Obesity in Children & Youth is Associated With Dyslipidemia (Elevated levels of blood cholesterol) Hypertension (Elevated blood pressure) Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (Enlarged left ventricle) Insulin resistance > Cardiometabolic risk factor clustering Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Sleep Apnea Orthopedic Problems Psychosocial problems (low self esteem, depression) Daniels et al.,circ Circ.,2005;Taylor et al.,pediatrics Pediatrics,2006;Schwimmer et al., JAMA,2003; Barlow et al., Pediatrics,, 2007

Urgent need for both individual & population-based/public health approaches to prevention and management of childhood obesity

Prevention -to -treatment continuum Daniels, Arnett, Eckel, Gidding, Hayman, Kumanyika, et al. (2005) Circulation., 111:1999-2012 Population-oriented Individually-oriented Environmental and Policy Approaches Upstream Educational, High Risk and Clinical Preventive Services Approaches Treatment Downstream

Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors and Therapeutic Lifestyle Change: Cornerstone of Prevention and Management of Childhood Obesity w Physical Activity: 60 minutes or more per day of moderate-to -vigorous physical activity (MVPA) Vigorous activity on at least 3 days of week Muscle strengthening & Bone strengthening activities on at least 3 days per week Sedentary Activity: Less than 2 hours per day w Dietary Intake: Appropriate for age and growth and developmental processes with consideration of levels of physical activity 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans: Chapter 3, October, 2008. www.health.gov/paguidelines; Barlow et al., Pediatrics, 2007

An Ecological Framework : Multiple Influences on Children s & Teens Physical Activity and Eating Behaviors Home School, Afterschool Child-care Neighborhoods & Communities Restaurants & fast food outlets Supermarkets. Convenience & corner stores Parks, bike lanes, footpaths Cognitions (e.g. attitudes, preferences, knowledge, values) Skills and behaviors Lifestyle Biological (e.g. genes, gender, age) Demographics (e.g. income, race/ethnicity) Availability Access Barriers Opportunities Outcome expectations Motivations Self-efficacy Behavioral capability Macro-level Environments (sectors) Physical Environments (settings) Social Environment (networks) Individual Factors (personal) Legislative, regulatory, or policy actions Societal and cultural norms and values Food and beverage industry Food marketing and media Food and agriculture policies Economic systems Food production & distribution systems Government & political structures and policies Food assistance programs Health care systems Land use and transportation, zoning Role modeling Social support Social norms Friends Peers Family

Prescription for Change: Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (PPACA-Public Law No. 111-148) Provisions included (March 23, 2010) address childhood obesity prevention & management : Childhood Obesity Demonstration Project Nutrition Labeling Community Transformation Grants Broader Measures Relevant to Childhood Obesity Prevention & Public Health Primary Care & Public Health Community-based Care Maternal & Child Health Research: Doing what works in obesity prevention Data provisions that help with tracking & providing improved outcomes to measure obesity prevention

Prescription for Change: Affordable Care Act (PPACA-Public Law No. 111-148) Childhood Obesity Demonstration Project- (Section : 4306): grants established through CHIP Reauthorization Act; PPACA adjusted the demonstration time period through FY 2014. Designed for multi-level collaboration (community-based entities /schools/ health clinics/parent outreach) in developing comprehensive and systematic models for reducing childhood obesity. (Legislation will be needed to continue and expand this initiative ). Improved Nutrition Labeling in Fast Food Restaurants (Section :4205): requires chain restaurants to provide clear labeling of calorie counts for standard menus, display a succinct statement on recommended calories per day, and information on macro-nutrients, sodium, sugar content/composition of foods. (Extended to Vending Machines..)

Prescription for Change: Affordable Care Act (PPACA-Public Law No. 111-148) Community Transformation Grants (Section: 4201): to be awarded to state and local governmental agencies and community-based organizations for the implementation, evaluation and dissemination of evidence-based activities that promote individual and community health and prevent the incidence of chronic disease (including those associated with obesity).

Prescription for Change: Affordable Care Act (PPACA-Public Law No. 111-148) Primary Care, Prevention & Health Promotion Expansion (Sections 5207,5209,5210,5315,5501, 4002): Provisions that promote primary care, disease prevention & wellness by strengthening public health workforce structure. Provides incentive payments for primary care services by multidisciplinary health professionals. Clinical & Community Preventive Services (Sec 4003): Creates a Community Preventive Services Task Force to collaborate with Clinical Services Task Force and determine effectiveness & appropriateness of community preventive interventions Nurse Managed Health Care Clinics: Expanding Access to Care & Nursing Education (Section: 5208) School-Based Health Centers (Section: 4101): Designed to provide primary health care services including referrals to and follow-up for specialty care services

Prescription for Change w First Lady Michelle Obama s Let s Move! Campaign Empower parents to make healthy family lifestyle choices Provide Parents with a Rx for Healthier Living Improve the food and physical activity environments of schools Eradicate Food Deserts Expand & Modernize the Presidents Physical Fitness Challenge Create collaborative partnerships to combat childhood obesity and promote the health of our future

Implications: Research, Practice, Policy & Advocacy

A Call to Action: SBM* w A broader examination of potential policy, program, & practice strategies across social ecological levels w Team approaches to science that include multiple disciplines & perspectives w Expansion of methods & metrics used to demonstrate the value of childhood obesity prevention & treatment interventions w Optimize use of research & practice partnerships to ensure that childhood obesity interventions are contextually relevant & practical w Assess the potential of intervention strategies to reduce health disparities Estabrooks, Fisher & Hayman, Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2008; Fitzgibbon, Hayman, & Haire-Joshu,www.sbm.org/policy/childhood_obesity.asp, 2008

Resources w sbm.org w aap.org w americanheart.org w cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa w cdc.gov/nccdphp/dash w actionforhealthykids.org w rwjf.org w pcna.net Contact information: laura.hayman@umb.edu

Better Health for All Children Thank You!

Collaborative effort: UMASS Boston and Children s Hospital Boston Interdisciplinary research, training and community outreach facility with goals Interdisciplinary of promoting healthy Youth lifestyles Fitness & preventing and managing Research obesity and Training Center School & After-school programs Fit2Lead Exergaming (technology-mediated physical activity)