Clinical and cost-effectiveness of child obesity intervention
Wake M, Baur LA, Gerner B
NEJM · 2012
This randomized controlled trial evaluates the intervention under study in relation to the primary clinical outcome. Includes 164 participants. Evidence level: Ib.
Evidence-Based Research: Childhood Obesity Lifestyle Intervention
Key facts at a glance
- DOI
- 10.1056/NEJMoa1103993
- PMID
- 23035139
- Journal
- NEJM
- Year
- 2012
- Study type
- rct
- Evidence level
- Ib
- Sample size
- 164
- Intervention
- 社区生活方式干预 vs 常规护理
- Primary outcome
- BMI变化
- Open access
- false
Study Overview
This randomized controlled trial enrolled 164 participants and examined the primary clinical outcome.
Key Findings
Results regarding the primary clinical outcome are presented.
Clinical Conclusions
See original publication for detailed findings. Evidence level: Ib.
Abstract
"This randomized controlled trial enrolled 164 participants, investigating the effects of 社区生活方式干预 vs 常规护理 on BMI变化.
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