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Table 3 Comparison of the effectiveness of prevention and treatment interventions on outcomes of interest in overall participants and the sub-group of Māori and Pacific Islander participants

From: Interventions to prevent or treat childhood obesity in Māori & Pacific Islanders: a systematic review

Authors & Country

Study type

Sub-group analysis of MPI participants

Effectiveness on intervention outcomes

   

Improved anthropometry

Improved cardiometabolic

Improved psychological

Improved behavioural

Anderson, C.Y et al. [22] (2017) (NZ)

Treatment

Yes (cardiometabolic only)

×

(BMI, WC)a

×

(HbA1c, fasting insulin, CV fitnessb, PA levels/intensity)

CV fitnessa

(HR-QOL, overall psychological profile)a

×

(Screen time)

Chansavang, Y. et al. [23] (2015) (NZ)

Treatment

Participants were exclusively of MPI descent

×

(BMI, WC)a

(VO2max, BP, HbA1c)a

×

(fasting insulin)a

Gittelsohn, J. et al. [24] (2010) (USA - Hawaii)

Prevention

No

(Parent food knowledge)

(Overall child dietary intake)

Maddison, R. et al. [27] (2014) (NZ)

Treatment

No

×

(BMI, %BF, FFM, FM, WC)

×

(Screen time, sedentary time, sleep, PA enjoyment, sedentary behaviour enjoyment)

Rush, E. et al. [26] (2012) (NZ)

Prevention

Yes

×

(BMI, %BF)a

×

(BP)a

Rush, R. et al. [25] (2014) (NZ)

Prevention

No

NRc

NR

  1. MPI Māori and Pacific Islander, NZ New Zealand, BMI Body mass index, WC Waist circumference, HbA1c Glycated haemoglobin, CV Cardiovascular, PA Physical activity, BP Blood pressure, BF Body fat, FFM Fat-free mass, FM Fat mass
  2. aResults consistent in sub-group analysis of Māori and Pacific Islander participants
  3. bAssessed by a 550-m walk/run time
  4. cNot reported: authors did not report effect significance