Process evaluation and impact results of the worksite component of a multilevel, multicomponent obesity prevention trial in six Native American communities.
IF 1.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Lisa Poirier, Melissa M Reznar, Caroline R Wensel, Leslie Redmond, Margarita S Treuth, Marla Pardilla, Jacqueline Swartz, Joel Gittelsohn
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Abstract
Native Americans (NA) have higher obesity rates compared to other populations. Employed adults spend a significant amount of time at work. OPREVENT2, an obesity prevention trial in 6 NA communities, included a worksite component that incorporated nutrition and physical activity educational media, competitions, tastes tests, and coffee station makeovers. Process evaluation results indicate a well-implemented worksite component based on team standards. Statistically significant improvements of coffee stations healthy offerings (p=0.006), but none in health policies and resources, were observed. Partnering with businesses to create healthier working environments was successful and future trials should investigate the effects on an individual level.
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