Clients' experiences and satisfaction with produce prescription programs in California: a qualitative evaluation to inform person-centered and respectful program models
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Produce prescription programs enhance food security and health. Clients reported high satisfaction, valuing respectful interactions and autonomy, but suggested improvements in privacy and broader store options for better usability.
Area Of Science
- Nutrition and Public Health
- Health Services Research
Background
- Produce prescription programs show promise for improving food security, dietary habits, and overall health.
- Understanding client perspectives is crucial for assessing the quality and person-centeredness of these initiatives.
Purpose Of The Study
- To describe client experiences and satisfaction with produce prescription programs.
- To evaluate the extent to which clients felt respected and dignified within these programs.
- To gather recommendations for enhancing client experiences in produce prescription programs.
Main Methods
- Four focus group discussions were conducted with clients of produce prescription programs.
- Participants were recruited from two Federally Qualified Health Centers in California.
- A modified framework analysis approach was employed to identify key themes in client experiences.
Main Results
- Three primary themes emerged: respectful programming, client autonomy, and program usability.
- Clients appreciated respectful staff interactions and the privacy offered by gift cards for produce purchases.
- Recommendations included enhancing privacy through cashier education and increasing autonomy by allowing purchases at a wider range of stores.
Conclusions
- Client satisfaction with produce prescription programs is high, particularly regarding respectful interactions and choice.
- Improvements in privacy and autonomy can further enhance the person-centeredness and effectiveness of these programs.
- These findings can guide the development of more impactful and engaging produce prescription initiatives.
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