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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"FSNEP"”.

  1. Food Safety Knowledge and Practices of Older Adult Participants of the Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program

    … in the Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program (FSNEP) in Virginia. One hundred and sixty-five FSNEP participants were assigned to two possible intervention groups, group one received the food safety lesson from the Healthy Futures Series currently used in FSNEP, while group two received the food …

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  2. The need for physician referral of low-income, chronic disease patients to free community nutrition education programs

    … in the Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program (FSNEP). The FSNEP clients were aged 40 years or older, had been enrolled in FSNEP for four months or less, and had a diet-related chronic disease or condition. Eighty-one percent of physicians reported that they provide nutrition advice to their …

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  3. Factors Associated with Diabetes Control Among Low-income Adults in Virginia

    … Wellness Specialty Agents and five Area EFNEP/FSNEP coordinators located throughout Virginia. The Diabetes Patient Survey was a client interview questionnaire assessing the attitudes, behaviors, and knowledge of persons with diabetes. This survey was conducted by FSNEP Program Assistants. More …

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  4. The Relative Effectiveness of Video Instruction as a Means of Delivering Nutrition Education to Low-income Homemakers

    The feasibility and effectiveness of video instruction as an alternate means of delivering nutrition education to low-income homemakers were examined in this study. Demographic and mediating variables that may affect the success of video instruction were also investigated. Consenting EFNEP and …

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