R J Seemann, A M Mielke, D L Glauert, T Gehlen, A S Poncette, L K Mosch, D A Back
Implementation of a digital health module for undergraduate medical students: A comparative study on knowledge and attitudes
Technology and health care : official journal of the European Society for Engineering and Medicine
study aims identify correlates fruits vegetables within domains personal factors taste preferences healthnutrition attitudes weightbody concerns selfefficacy behavioral factors meal frequency fast food intake weight control behaviors socioenvironmental factors social support healthy eating family meal patterns food security socioeconomic status home availability fruitsvegetables study aims identify correlates home availability taste preferences fruitsvegetables explore patterns interaction availability taste preferencesthe population included 3957 adolescents 31 public middle high schools minnesota structural equation modeling used model testingthe strongest correlates fruitvegetable intake home availability fruitsvegetables taste preferences fruitsvegetables final model explained 13 variance fruitvegetable intake 45 variance home availability 28 variance taste preferences correlates home availability included social support healthy eating family meal patterns family food security socioeconomic status correlates taste preferences included healthnutrition attitudes home availability fruitsvegetables test interaction effects indicated home availability fruitsvegetables low intake patterns differ regardless taste preferences contrast even taste preferences fruitsvegetables low fruitsvegetables available intake increasedinterventions increase fruitvegetable intake adolescents need target socioenvironmental factors greater availability fruitsvegetables