Corneel Vandelanotte|Ilse De Bourdeaudhuij|Johannes Brug
Acceptability and feasibility of an interactive computer-tailored fat intake intervention in Belgium
Ghent University
order reduce risk chronic diseases health authorities recommend restricting fat intake 30 total energy uptake however fat intake belgium much higher warranting interventions aimed reducing fat intake tailored interventions shown promising however studies effectiveness interactive computertailored systems needed investigated acceptability feasibility recently developed interactive computertailored fat reduction intervention differences reported acceptability feasibility according demographic stages change explored participants n 220 completed computerized questionnaire received personal fat intake advice almost immediately displayed screen also completed evaluation questionnaire ran tailored program questions quality userfriendliness applicability program participants rated program positively aspects significant differences acceptability feasibility scores found according sex education levels computer literacy although several significant differences found age groups stages change oldest group contemplators preparators positive program importance differences probably great since acceptability feasibility scores different age groups stages change always high results suggest computertailored intervention acceptable feasible tool reducing fat intake general population belgium