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Table 9 Overarching framework with all findings

From: Communication of children’s weight status: what is effective and what are the children’s and parents’ experiences and preferences? A mixed methods systematic review

 

Timing of information

Availability of information

Amount of information

Source of information

Content of information

Influence between the relationship of information, the way it is communicated and action (using the health belief model)

Susceptibility of being overweight

Perceived severity

Perceived benefits

Barriers to addressing weight issues in schools

Cues to action

Self-efficacy

Effect findings

   

E1b

E2b

E3b

E10d

  

E4b

 
   

E6b

E7b

E9d

   

E5b

 
    

E8c

E12c

   

E11c

 
         

E13b

 
         

E14b

 
         

E15c

 

Qualitative findings

Q1b

Q2c

Q6b

Q8b

Q15b

Q18b

  

Q21d

Q22b

Q24c

 

Q3c

Q7b

Q9b

Q16b

Q19d

   

Q23b

Q25a

 

Q4d

 

Q10d

Q17d

Q20b

    

Q26d

 

Q5c

 

Q11c

       
   

Q12b

       
   

Q13b

       
   

Q14c

       
  1. aHigh confidence in the finding
  2. bModerate confidence in the findings
  3. cLow confidence in the findings
  4. dVery low confidence in the findings