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  • Health Promotion
  • Food Retail Management

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  • Community food retail outlets play a crucial role in public health by influencing food choices.
  • Small-to-medium enterprises in the food retail sector face challenges in implementing healthy food policies.
  • Existing resources may not adequately support retailers in adopting healthier food offerings and promotions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the usability and effectiveness of a Healthy Retail Toolkit with staff from Australian community food retail outlets.
  • To gather feedback for improving the Toolkit and informing future resource development for healthy food retail initiatives.
  • To provide actionable recommendations for supporting retailers in implementing healthy food policies.

Main Methods:

  • Co-design of a Healthy Retail Toolkit involving retailers, public health practitioners, and researchers.
  • Conducting interviews and focus groups with food outlet staff in Victoria, Australia.
  • Utilizing a two-phase thematic analysis to synthesize feedback on Toolkit usability and resource development.

Main Results:

  • Retail staff valued the step-by-step approach and found implementation support services helpful.
  • Feedback highlighted the importance of accessible language, clear formatting, and practical case studies.
  • Retailers requested a stronger emphasis on the 'business case' for healthy changes and more troubleshooting guidance.

Conclusions:

  • Future resources should clearly articulate the business case for healthier food options.
  • Step-by-step implementation guidance, practical tools, and case studies are essential for retailer support.
  • Incorporating target audience feedback on content and format is critical for resource development effectiveness.