Kelsey Cowles, Rebekah Miller, Rachel Suppok
When Seeing Isn't Believing: Navigating Visual Health Misinformation through Library Instruction
Medical reference services quarterly
consensus guidelines recommend children consume reducedfat 012 cows milk age 2 years reduce risk obesity behaviours perspectives parents physicians cows milk fat children unknown objectives understand cows milk fat recommendations physicians provide 2yearold children ii assess acceptability reducedfat v whole cows milk childrens diets parents physicians iii explore attitudes perceptions cows milk fat children online questionnaires individual interviews conducted questionnaire data analysed using descriptive statistics interview transcripts analysed using general inductive approach thematic analysis target kids practicebased research network toronto canada questionnaire respondents included fifty parents fifteen physicians individual interviews conducted fourteen parents twelve physicians physicians provided various milk fat recommendations 2yearold children parents also provided different cows milks eighteen 36 provided whole milk twentynine 58 provided reducedfat milk analysis qualitative interviews revealed three themes healthy eating behaviours ii trustworthy nutrition information iii importance dietary fat children parents provide physicians recommend variety cows milks children hold mixed interpretations role cows milk fat childrens diets clarity effect child adiposity needed help make informed decisions cows milk fat children