| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6046077 | Preventive Medicine | 2016 | 74 Pages |
Abstract
Summarizing intervention strategies and assessing their effectiveness contributes to the existing literature and may provide direction for practitioners and researchers working with young children in child care. Most interventions produced the targeted changes in obesity and obesity-associated behaviors, supporting current and future efforts to collaborate with early-care centers and professionals for obesity prevention.
Keywords
N/CLDCCCCRCTCMTMVPAHBM95% CIScT[I]Randomized controlled trialSESNo changeChild and Adult Care Food ProgramYoung childrenDietScreen time95% confidence intervalModerate-to-vigorous physical activityPhysical activityInterventionHealth Belief ModelSocial Ecological ModelSEMDay careObesityChild care centerFruits and vegetablesodds ratioSocial cognitive theorysocio-economic statusPreschoolControl
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Authors
Susan B. Sisson, Megan Krampe, Katherine Anundson, Sherri Castle,