Adriane Dos Santos da Silva, Flávia Dos Santos Barbosa Brito, Debora Martins Dos Santos, Amanda Rodrigues Amorim Adegboye
Use of Digital Tools for the Assessment of Food Consumption in Brazil: A Scoping Review
Nutrients
childhood obesity rates continue increase need innovative obesity prevention programs objectives 1 create community partnership 2 test obesity prevention intervention involved curriculum delivered classroom 11 coaching delivered nursing students health parameters among 4th 5th grade school children primary hypothesis intervention would result significant increases physical activity levels 99 children two schools participated program classrooms assigned intervention control classrooms received standardized content health habits public health nurse children assigned intervention classrooms also received 11 coaching nursing students fewer total visits school baseline endofyear data collected health parameters physical activity school significant differences intervention control children baseline endofyear health outcomes due limited control group school b control intervention groups schools consolidated analysis bmi bmi percentile increased school daily minutes tv servings fruit juice decreased school b decreases bmi percentile servings sodapunch plus increases servings fruitsvegetables daily steps baseline mean sem 10494 419 daily steps endofyear 15466 585 daily steps multipartner community approach obesity intervention shows potential improving health elementary school children