CHILDREN WITH OBESITY PRIORITIZE SOCIAL SUPPORT AGAINST STIGMA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBESITY PREVENTION INTERVENTION

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AMINI MARYAM; DJAZAYERY ABOLGHASSEM; MAJDZADEH REZA; TAGHDISI MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN; SADRZADEH YEGANEH HALEH; ESLAMI AMIRABADI MARYAM

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Journal: International Journal of Preventive Medicine Year:2014 | Volume:5 | Issue:8 Page(s): 960-968

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CHILDREN WITH OBESITY PRIORITIZE SOCIAL SUPPORT AGAINST STIGMA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBESITY PREVENTION INTERVENTION

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CHILD

OBESITY

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

SOCIAL SUPPORT

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Background: CHILDhood OBESITY is a world-wide health problem and development of interventions to prevent or control it is a priority. OBESITY is prevalent and on the increase among school-students in Iran, too. As the first step for development of an intervention, the current study was designed to complete our understanding of ideas, attitudes, beliefs, and preferences of primary school CHILDren in Tehran, Iran.Methods: Twenty-seven primary school-students (11 boys, 16 girls) in grade-five, most of whom were overweight or obese, participated in four focus-group discussions (FGDs). All FGD notes were analyzed to find the main themes.Results: Nine themes in three main categories emerged after analysis. The themes in the category of barriers of losing weight included environmental, psychological and physiological barriers. Category of intervention components included nutrition improvement, physical activity promotion, SOCIAL SUPPORT and education. Setting and deliverer of the intervention were included in the intervention conditions category. The CHILDren proposed a multi-component approach for development of an intervention. They mentioned nutrition and physical activity improvement, SOCIAL SUPPORT and education as the main elements of an effective intervention.Conclusions: The findings indicate that obese CHILDren need to be supported against different barriers of losing weight, mainly social barriers, especially humiliation by the community.

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AMINI, MARYAM, DJAZAYERY, ABOLGHASSEM, MAJDZADEH, REZA, TAGHDISI, MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, SADRZADEH YEGANEH, HALEH, & ESLAMI AMIRABADI, MARYAM. (2014). CHILDREN WITH OBESITY PRIORITIZE SOCIAL SUPPORT AGAINST STIGMA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBESITY PREVENTION INTERVENTION. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, 5(8), 960-968. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/316080/en

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AMINI MARYAM, DJAZAYERY ABOLGHASSEM, MAJDZADEH REZA, TAGHDISI MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, SADRZADEH YEGANEH HALEH, ESLAMI AMIRABADI MARYAM. CHILDREN WITH OBESITY PRIORITIZE SOCIAL SUPPORT AGAINST STIGMA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBESITY PREVENTION INTERVENTION. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE[Internet]. 2014;5(8):960-968. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/316080/en

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MARYAM AMINI, ABOLGHASSEM DJAZAYERY, REZA MAJDZADEH, MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN TAGHDISI, HALEH SADRZADEH YEGANEH, and MARYAM ESLAMI AMIRABADI, “CHILDREN WITH OBESITY PRIORITIZE SOCIAL SUPPORT AGAINST STIGMA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBESITY PREVENTION INTERVENTION,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, vol. 5, no. 8, pp. 960–968, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/316080/en

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