Settings based approaches in children and adolescents

Seema Mihrshahi; Louise A. Baur

Settings based approaches in children and adolescents

Department of Health Systems and Populations

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Abstract

Settings-based interventions can create supportive environments for obesity prevention and management. Outlined below is a summary of evidence on policy and practice changes shown to be effective in settings relevant to children. This section covers interventions in home-based settings, childcare and primary school, school and community settings.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Obesity Evidence Hub
Publication status	Published - 2020

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