Formative Evaluation of a Grocery Store-Based Nutrition Incentive Program in a Primarily Rural State
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        Description
        Analyzes nutrition incentive programs (NIPs) that incentivize the purchase of fruits and vegetables and their implementation in grocery stores. Reports on a formative evaluation of NIPs in Oklahoma and discusses implementation challenges. Focuses on program issues that may emerge in a mostly rural state such as employee training, increased personnel needs, and communication between NIP program and retailers.
    Author(s)
            Christopher S. Moghaddami, Marianna S. Wetherill, Richard Comeau, Leslie Young, Mary B. Williams
        Citation
            Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 35(4)
        Date
            11/2024
        Tagged as
                                    Food security and nutrition
                 ·                          Poverty
                 ·                          Wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention
                 ·                          Oklahoma
                     
        