Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa
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Resumo: | Introduction: Twenty-four-hour dietary recall is the method of choice for assessing food intake among school-age children. Because they require highly trained interviewers, recalls are expensive and impractical for large-scale nutrition research. A new method for assessing dietary intake in children is being developed: the Portuguese self-administered computerized 24-hour dietary recall (PAC24). Objectives: To identify and select food items to comprise PAC24; to better understand the way children report their food consumption on the previous day; and, to know the different meanings and labeling children give to some specific food items. Methods: Data were collected through 21 Focus Groups (FG), conducted in 7 primary schools from the 7 regions of Portugal in 2011. 204 children from second to fourth grade participated. FG were homogeneous for children’s grade and area of residence and heterogeneous for gender and socioeconomic status. Children participated in FG after parent’s written informed consent. Topics for discussion were food consumption on the previous day and individual meanings and labeling of some specific food items. Content analysis followed a thematic coding process. Results: Regarding food consumption on the previous day, 3997 food items were identified and grouped into 12 food groups. Children generally reported foods chronologically organized by the three main meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Snacks and candies consumption were reported after prompting for snacks and forgotten foods. Not all children were able to record foods successfully; both descriptions and quantities of food posed problems. Different regional culture-specific terms were identified for some of the food-items. Conclusions: This qualitative approach enriched the food-items pool that was originally developed by literature review and revealed the main aspects that should be taken into account in PAC24 development. |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativaOriginal articlesIntroduction: Twenty-four-hour dietary recall is the method of choice for assessing food intake among school-age children. Because they require highly trained interviewers, recalls are expensive and impractical for large-scale nutrition research. A new method for assessing dietary intake in children is being developed: the Portuguese self-administered computerized 24-hour dietary recall (PAC24). Objectives: To identify and select food items to comprise PAC24; to better understand the way children report their food consumption on the previous day; and, to know the different meanings and labeling children give to some specific food items. Methods: Data were collected through 21 Focus Groups (FG), conducted in 7 primary schools from the 7 regions of Portugal in 2011. 204 children from second to fourth grade participated. FG were homogeneous for children’s grade and area of residence and heterogeneous for gender and socioeconomic status. Children participated in FG after parent’s written informed consent. Topics for discussion were food consumption on the previous day and individual meanings and labeling of some specific food items. Content analysis followed a thematic coding process. Results: Regarding food consumption on the previous day, 3997 food items were identified and grouped into 12 food groups. Children generally reported foods chronologically organized by the three main meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Snacks and candies consumption were reported after prompting for snacks and forgotten foods. Not all children were able to record foods successfully; both descriptions and quantities of food posed problems. Different regional culture-specific terms were identified for some of the food-items. Conclusions: This qualitative approach enriched the food-items pool that was originally developed by literature review and revealed the main aspects that should be taken into account in PAC24 development.Sociedade Portuguesa de Pediatria2014-06-26info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttps://doi.org/10.25754/pjp.2014.4048por2184-44532184-3333Carvalho, Maria AnaSantos, OsvaldoRito, AnaFoster, EmmaMoore, Helen JMiguel, José Pereirainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2023-08-03T02:53:53Zoai:ojs.revistas.rcaap.pt:article/4048Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-19T20:24:05.573423Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa Carvalho, Maria Ana Original articles |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Desenvolvimento de um novo instrumento online de avaliação do consumo alimentar para crianças portuguesas em idade escolar: abordagem qualitativa |
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Carvalho, Maria Ana |
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Carvalho, Maria Ana Santos, Osvaldo Rito, Ana Foster, Emma Moore, Helen J Miguel, José Pereira |
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Santos, Osvaldo Rito, Ana Foster, Emma Moore, Helen J Miguel, José Pereira |
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Carvalho, Maria Ana Santos, Osvaldo Rito, Ana Foster, Emma Moore, Helen J Miguel, José Pereira |
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Introduction: Twenty-four-hour dietary recall is the method of choice for assessing food intake among school-age children. Because they require highly trained interviewers, recalls are expensive and impractical for large-scale nutrition research. A new method for assessing dietary intake in children is being developed: the Portuguese self-administered computerized 24-hour dietary recall (PAC24). Objectives: To identify and select food items to comprise PAC24; to better understand the way children report their food consumption on the previous day; and, to know the different meanings and labeling children give to some specific food items. Methods: Data were collected through 21 Focus Groups (FG), conducted in 7 primary schools from the 7 regions of Portugal in 2011. 204 children from second to fourth grade participated. FG were homogeneous for children’s grade and area of residence and heterogeneous for gender and socioeconomic status. Children participated in FG after parent’s written informed consent. Topics for discussion were food consumption on the previous day and individual meanings and labeling of some specific food items. Content analysis followed a thematic coding process. Results: Regarding food consumption on the previous day, 3997 food items were identified and grouped into 12 food groups. Children generally reported foods chronologically organized by the three main meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Snacks and candies consumption were reported after prompting for snacks and forgotten foods. Not all children were able to record foods successfully; both descriptions and quantities of food posed problems. Different regional culture-specific terms were identified for some of the food-items. Conclusions: This qualitative approach enriched the food-items pool that was originally developed by literature review and revealed the main aspects that should be taken into account in PAC24 development. |
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