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Table 1 Determinants of health relevant for obesity prevention

From: Data sources for precision public health of obesity: a scoping review, evidence map and use case in Queensland, Australia

Level I Determinant of obesity

Level II Sub-determinant of obesity

Social

Housing

Employment

Income

Education

Marital status

Family size/structure

Ethnicity

Religion

Child development

Domestic violence and personal safety

Biomedical

SexR

Chronic diseases

WeightR, heightR, weight statusC

AgeR

Waist circumferenceR

Body Mass Index (BMI)C

Disability

Blood pressureR

Birth weightR

Maternal weight status (BMI)C

Rapid infant weight gainC

Mental health

Family medical history

Medication

Behavioural

Dietary patterns

Physical activity

Breastfeeding

Smoking

Sleep

Alcohol consumption

Parenting practices

Responsive feeding

Environmental

Geographical location (rurality)

Transport system

Food availability

Time commuting

Access to technology/Internet access/connection

Access to health services

Green and open spaces

Density and type of food outlet

Residential density

Geographical location/crime

Commercial

Marketing

Food advertising

Food processing

Nutrition labelling

Affordability

Price Index

  1. BMI Body Mass Index
  2. Rraw elements
  3. Ccomputed elements