Table 5 Effect findings comparing different formats (phrasing) of written weight screening feedback letters
Review finding | Confidence in the evidence | Explanation of confidence in the evidence | Contributing studies |
|---|---|---|---|
Susceptibility of being overweight | |||
E12: Parents receiving different formats (phrasing) of written weigh-screening feedback letters may have somewhat lower ability to classify their child’s weight status correctly when they receive simple written feedback. | Low | Downgraded by 2 levels because of unclear to high risk of bias and imprecision | Prina 2014 [40] |
Cues to action | |||
E13: Parents receiving different formats (phrasing) of written weigh-screening feedback letters have little or no difference in taking action on their child’s weight. | Moderate | Downgraded by 1 level because of unclear to high risk of bias | Prina 2014 [40] |
E14: Parents receiving different formats (phrasing) of written weigh-screening feedback letters have little or no difference on their child’s subsequent weight status. | Moderate | Downgraded by 1 level because of unclear to high risk of bias | Prina 2014 [40] |
E15: Parents receiving different formats (phrasing) of written weigh-screening feedback letters may have little or no difference in whether they attend a parent’s information meeting. | Low | Downgraded by 2 levels because of unclear to high risk of bias and imprecision | Prina 2014 [40] |