Implementation of Healthy Eating Interventions in Center-Based Childcare: The Selection, Application, and Reporting of Theories, Models, and Frameworks.

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Abstract
To explore the selection, use, and reporting of theories, models, and frameworks (TMFs) in implementation studies that promoted healthy eating in center-based childcare.We searched 11 databases for articles published between January 1990 and October 2018. We also conducted a hand search of studies and consulted subject matter experts.We included studies in center-based settings for preschoolers that addressed the development, delivery, or evaluation of interventions or implementation strategies related to healthy eating and related subjects and that explicitly used TMF. Exclusion criteria include not peer reviewed or abstracts and not in English, French, German, and Korean.The first author extracted the data using extraction forms. A second reviewer verified data extraction.Direct content analysis and narrative synthesis.We identified 8222 references. We retained 38 studies. Study designs included quasi-experimental, randomized controlled trials, surveys, case studies, and others. The criteria used most often for selecting TMFs were description of a change process (n = 12; 23%) or process guidance (n = 8; 15%). Theories, models, and frameworks used targeted different socioecological levels and purposes. The application of TMF constructs (e.g., factors, steps, outcomes) was reported 69% (n = 34) of times.Reliance on TMFs focused on individual-level, poor TMF selection, and application and reporting for the development of implementation strategies could limit TMF utility.
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Authors Lima do Vale, Marjorie Rafaela;Farmer, Anna;Ball, Geoff D C;Gokiert, Rebecca;Maximova, Katerina;Thorlakson, Jessica;
Journal american journal of health promotion : ajhp
Year 2020
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10.1177/0890117119895951
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nutrition interventions youth review young children community opportunity strategies age specific specific populations specific settings supportive environments theory-based interventions

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