[PDF] Top 20 Pilot of ‘Families for Health’ : community based family intervention for obesity

... Results: Attendance rate was 62%, with 18 of the 27 (67%) children completing the programme. For the 22 children with follow-up data (including 4 drop-outs), BMI z-score was reduced by -0.18 (95%CI -0.30 to -0.05) at end ... See full document

... and pilot testing a systematic approach prior to disseminating a community- and evidence-based obesity programme, building on a well-established theoretical framework ...the ... See full document

... is based on practical advice on how to create a supportive home environment may be more effective than prescribing strict dietary or physical activity regimens, particularly if changes can become incorporated into ... See full document

... hood obesity [14–16, 25], few have specifically targeted the use of responsive FPPs among high-risk populations [9, 10, 14, 16], such as low-income ...Healthy Families: Parents making a difference! (HCHF) ... See full document

... community-based health care included contacts with GPs, dentists, opticians, dietitians, psychiatrists, psychologists and general practice ...units, family therapists and individual therapy or ... See full document

... the intervention and it did not assess cost or cost effectiveness of the ...the intervention was possible as families may have had unrealistic expectations for improving their health and these ... See full document

... a health communication campaign, which integrated quotes from the focus groups conducted during the community assessment, was developed to in- crease parents’ awareness of childhood obesity and ... See full document

... an intervention routinely. It may be that scaling up the intervention attenuated its ...the pilot study, the intervention was delivered by a small team of four experienced facilitators at one ... See full document

... a community-based service for obese children, with a unique model of delivery utilising non-professional health trainers (though supervised by health ...professionals). Families commit ... See full document

... childhood obesity. According to family theories, engaging the entire family unit, including parents, to change their family behaviour and dynamics may be necessary to prevent the development ... See full document

... community-based health care included contacts with GPs, dentists, opticians, dietitians, psychiatrists, psychologists and general practice ...units, family therapists and individual therapy or ... See full document

... UC families received personalized feedback and generalized advice regarding healthy lifestyles at baseline and 6 ...TP families attended a single multidisciplinary session to develop specific goals suitable ... See full document

... a family-based intervention targeting four behaviors: increased consumption of fruits and vegetables; decreased consumption of saturated fat; increased physical activity; and decreased sedentary ... See full document

... for Health Research (NIHR) ...Child Health (award G0 400 ...Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children receives a proportion of the funding from the Department of Health ’ s ... See full document

... At the end of Intensive Phase One, participants stated that weekly, face-to-face contact was too time demanding, but the monthly face-to-face contact during the maintenance phase was not enough interaction. ... See full document

... allowed families of all income levels to ...analyze health care costs as well as other economic burden variables ...childhood obesity in the future ... See full document

... and family-level strategies to improve processes of care delivery to families and ...the community-level intervention were: 1) to achieve policy level changes that would result in changes in ... See full document

... Family Intervention Police Teams as a Community Mental Health Resource Morton Bard.. Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/jclc Part of the C[r] ... See full document

... healthy community is the goal of every part of the ...organized community members, health organizations, academic institutions, and various government ...technology, health resources, and per ... See full document

... remote health coach intervention pilot study, we found that we can recruit very effectively, that the interven- tion was acceptable, and that participants reported high sat- ...of intervention ... See full document