Table of contents for Nutrition and food security in Fort Severn, Ontario : baseline survey for the Food Mail Pilot Project / Judith Lawn and Dan Harvey.


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Background................................ . .................. ...... .  1
Nutrition and Food Security in Isolated Communities  .................... 1
Food  Mail Pilot Projects  ..................... .................... 2
Food Supply System and Community Profile of Fort Severn ............... 3
Food  Costs and Affordability in Fort Severn  ........................... 4
Survey Objectives  .................................... ............... . 5
Survey Design and Methodology .......................................... 6
Sample Selection ...............................................  6
Assessment Tools .............................................. 7
Household Questionnaire ................................... 7
Nutrition Questionnaire .................................... 8
Interviewer Training and Data Collection .......... ...... ..........  9
Data Analysis  ........................................... . . 10
Methodological Considerations .......................................... 12
Food Security Questionnaire ..................................... 12
Assessing Usual Intake .......................................... 13
Food Frequency Questionnaire ................................... 15
Household Survey Results ............................................ 16
Household Size and Composition ................................. 16
Source and Amount of Income and Expenditure on Food ................ 17
Food Security ...........................................   . 19
Food Security and Socio-economic Group  ........................ . .  26
Social Issues of Concern ......................................... 28
Food Purchasing Practices .................................. ... 29
Source of food purchases ................ ................ 29
Perceptions of quality, variety and  cost  ................... ..... 29
Frequency of food purchases in the past four weeks .............. 30
Nutrition Survey Results  .............................................. 33
Respondent Profiles  .......................................... . 33
Food Frequency Questionnaire ................................ . 33
Food Consumption Patterns (24-hour recall) . ....................... 35
Traditional food  ......................................... 35
Store foods ..............   .......................... 36
Dairy Products .................................... 36
Store  Meat, Poultry and  Fish  .......................... 37
Eggs ............................................ 38
Cereal Products ................................... 38
Fruits and Vegetables .............................. 38
Fats and Oils ..................................... 40
Sugar and Sweets .................................. 40
Miscellaneous Foods  ............... ............... 40
Foods of Little  Nutritional Value  ................... ..... 40
Food Preparation Methods ..................................... 42
Health and Lifestyle of Women ................................... 42
Self-rated health status ................................... 42
Smoking  ........................  ................... ....  43
Weight-related health risks ................................ 45
Activity  level  .................................... . ... ..... 47
Energy and Macronutrient Intake ................................ 47
Energy  .................................................  47
Protein, fat and carbohydrate ................................ 49
Sources of fat and saturated fat ............................. 52
Fibre  ............................................. . 53
C affeine  ......................................................  54
Vitamins  .............................................. .. 54
Vitamin A  ...............................................  54
V itam in  B6  ..............................................  56
Folate  ...................................... ............ 58
Vitamin C  ...............................................  60
Niacin, thiamin, riboflavin and vitamin  B12  ................... ... 61
Minerals  ...................................... ................  62
Magnesium .........................................  . 62
Calcium ...........................................  . 63
Iron, zinc and  copper  ..................................... 65
Energy and Nutrient Contribution by Food Mail Category ................ 67
Traditional food  ..........................................  67
Priority Perishable foods ................................... 69
Nutritious Perishable foods ................................ 70
Non-perishable foods ................................... 71
Convenience Perishables ................ ................ 71
Foods of Little Nutritional Value ........................... 72



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Nutrition surveys Ontario Fort Severn Indian Reserve No, 89, Inuit women Ontario Fort Severn Indian Reserve No, 89 Nutrition, Inuit Ontario Fort Severn Indian Reserve No, 89 Nutrition, Food supply Ontario Fort Severn Indian Reserve No, 89