Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
INFANT program: Training for community implementation
INFANT is an evidence-based program that supports families from the start of life and shows we can influence healthy eating and active play behaviours in both parent and child
2 weeks, 4 hours per week
Karen Campbell
Professor, Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition
Deakin University
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- describe what INFANT is and what benefits it offers
- identify the key messages and principles of INFANT and the evidence that supports these
- explore INFANT support resources (website, parent app, facilitator guide) and consider how these will be used in program delivery
- reflect on some of the challenges of supporting parents to achieve health behaviour change and using evidenced based behaviour change strategies to overcome these
- reflect on best practice principles for group facilitation and how this relates to your own experiences of facilitating group programs
- discuss and develop ways to adapt program sessions to suit the needs of parents and infants in your community while maintaining the core components of the program
- develop a plan for how INFANT will be delivered and evaluated in your community
- collaborate and network with INFANT researchers and other INFANT facilitators for ongoing support
Syllabus
- Learn about the content and delivery of INFANT
- Apply program principles and resources to your own community context
- Develop a plan for implementing INFANT in your community.
Issued on 22nd December 2022
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