Professional Development Videos or Webinars from Health Promotion

Professional Development Videos

The Health Promotion department in the Regina area with the Saskatchewan Health Authority is considering developing short continuing education videos and/or webinars. These videos and webinars would be available to help support organizations, post-secondary students and professionals in understanding evidence-based nutrition and health-related concepts such as teaching basic nutrition, and applying a health promotion lens to the work that they are already doing. The purpose of this survey is to help us determine what topics organizations and individuals are most interested in.

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* 1. What role do you currently hold?

Early childhood educator

School teacher, staff or administration

Nursing program coordinator or instructor

Nursing student

Nutrition student

Other (please specify)

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* 2. In the past, what types of projects have you been asked to do in your role? (Check all that apply)

Set up a display on a health topic

Plan or participate in a health fair

Do a presentation on a health topic

Plan a healthy menu for a program

Lead a cooking class or community kitchen

Other

Please specify topics and target groups

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* 3. What topics have you been asked to present on? (Check all that apply)

Nutrition (e.g. healthy snacks)

Body Image

Physical Activity

Injury Prevention (e.g. bike safety, winter safety)

Mental Health (e.g. stress, mindfulness, self-esteem)

Sexual Health (e.g. puberty, safe sex)

Dental Health

Healthy Relationships (e.g. dating, bullying, sexting)

Hand Washing

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Please choose the top 5 online education videos that you are most interested in (that would support you in your role)

Where to find reliable health information

What is health promotion and how can I use it in my placement/work (i.e. going beyond health education)

Creating a healthy food environment at your organization

Serving food at community events

Nutrition for the early years

Packing Healthy School Lunches

Ideas for non-food and healthy food fundraisers

Using non-food rewards

Creating a positive lunchroom and eating environment

Teaching basic nutrition to younger kids (key messages, food experiences and activity ideas)

Teaching the new Canada's Food Guide

Teaching Nutrition – connected to the Saskatchewan Curriculum

Comprehensive School Community Health in action

Putting together a school or organization wellness team

School health and nutrition assessment tools (e.g. healthy school planner; nutrition, mental health, physical activity, and tobacco rubrics; surveys, etc.)

Developing and implementing a nutrition policy or guidelines

Food insecurity – how to support families in need

How to plan and develop a nutrition or cooking program

Eating Disorder Prevention

Nutrition for older adults

Nutrition for newcomers

Weight Bias

Other health promotion topics for education and programming within the community (i.e. reducing screen time, spending time in nature, unstructured play, supporting breastfeeding mothers, dental health)

Other (please specify)

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* 5. What format would be most useful to receive the information? (Rank from 1=most useful; 5=least useful)

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* 6. Where would this information be most accessible and useful for you? (Check all that apply)

“Blackboard” or similar online sharing platform

Saskatchewan Health Authority YouTube channel

Health Promotion website

Sent out in email communications

Other (please specify)

Professional Development Videos or Webinars from Health Promotion