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Direct linkBergling, Emily; Pendleton, Divyani; Owen, Heather; Shore, Emily; Risendal, Betsy; Harpin, Scott; Whitesell, Nancy; Puma, Jini – Health Education Research, 2021
School-based programs are widely implemented to combat childhood obesity, but these programs have mixed results. Dissemination and implementation science approaches to evaluation using qualitative methods can provide more robust details about program functioning that may be able to help explain the variation in the impact of these programs.…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Nutrition Instruction, Program Implementation, School Activities
Bergling, Emily; Pendleton, Divyani; Shore, Emily; Harpin, Scott; Whitesell, Nancy; Puma, Jini – Journal of School Health, 2022
Background: School-based programs are widely implemented to address childhood obesity. Despite the promise of these programs, evidence on their effectiveness is mixed. Adopting a dissemination and implementation (D&I) science focus utilizing mixed methods can provide a broader understanding and more robust details about these programs. The…
Descriptors: Nutrition Instruction, Educational Environment, Obesity, Health Education
