Boundaries: The confines of our program (or system) (e.g., our clinic-based guidance for healthy eating and physical activity)

Zooming Out: Looking outside of a program’s traditional boundaries- both within the organization and beyond- to see how other factors may influence the success of a health program.

• Allows the planner to consider other factors (other interventions, policies, structures, patteners, norms) to develop new perspectives and identify leverage points to enhance the understanding of topic and impact of a program.

Leverage Points: Places within the system that can be tweaked in a way to support greater impact= can help further guide program and evaluation (diverse perspectives, understanding of interrelationships, boundaries)