
Process evaluation outcomes from a global child obesity prevention intervention
The study provides process evaluation data relating to the experiences of groups implementing the EPODE approach to child obesity prevention in various locations around the world. This study investigates the barriers and facilitators to program implementation in program sites around the world to assist in developing strategies to enhance program outcomes. Main concerns of the various EPODE programs were their ability to secure ongoing funding and their access to evidence-based intervention methods and policy advice relating to relationships with third parties.
Resource Information
Date
January 1, 2014
Author
Pettigrew S, Borys JM , Ruault du Plessis H , Walter L, T-K Huang T, Levi J & Vinck J
Type
Report
Setting
Children's Service/Child Care, Community Garden, Community Kitchen, Community-at-large, Recreation Centre, School
Age
Children (4-11), Youth (12-17)
Topic
Healthy Weight | Obesity
Language
English
Jurisdiction
International
Tags
body mass index, childhood obesity, children, obesity, program planning and evaluation, weight, youth