美国农村对体育活动、健康饮食和母乳喂养的客观测量的环境支持:为公共卫生监测提供机会的范围审查

Journal of healthy eating and active living Pub Date : 2025-02-01 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01
Marilyn E Wende, Bailey Houghtaling, Kathy J Krey, Randa Lopez Morgan, M Renée Umstattd Meyer
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本综述的目的是确定影响美国农村社区体育活动(PA)、健康饮食(HE)和/或母乳喂养实践的客观测量的环境举措或特征。第二个目的是评估评估农村环境和资源的衡量方法。由科学图书管理员通知的搜索发生在2020年2月至7月。灰色文献通过谷歌、谷歌Scholar、谷歌政府网页、公共卫生、联邦营养援助计划、合作推广服务和相关网页进行识别。选择Medline、PubMed、Web of Science和Agricola学术数据库来确定同行评议的研究。使用ProQuest Global来识别论文/论文研究。纳入标准包括:(1)关注PA、HE和/或母乳喂养;(2)客观评价的环境特征;(3)特定于美国农村人口/环境;(4)英语语言。PA环境结果(n=49)侧重于公园和娱乐场所、街道或人行道、学校、小径和绿道、工作场所和教堂的倡议。HE环境结果(n=84)集中在零售环境、学校/儿童保育环境、食品援助计划、当地食品生产商和医院或医疗保健环境。母乳喂养环境结果(n=11)集中在医疗保健环境、工作场所环境和食品零售环境。为了测量PA、HE和母乳喂养环境,主要使用审计、扫描和管理数据。这项范围审查的结果被用于为资源不足的农村社区的PA、HE和母乳喂养相关的环境干预措施提出建议。研究人员和从业人员还可以利用本研究的结果来了解客观衡量农村环境资源的最佳做法。
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Objectively-measured Environmental Support for Physical Activity, Healthy Eating, and Breastfeeding in the Rural United States: A Scoping Review to Inform Opportunities for Public Health Surveillance.

The purpose of this scoping review was to identify objectively-measured environmental initiatives or features that impact physical activity (PA), healthy eating (HE), and/or breastfeeding practices among rural communities in the United States. A secondary aim was to assess measurement approaches for assessing rural environments and resources. Searches, informed by a scientific librarian, occurred from February to July 2020. Grey literature was identified using Google, Google Scholar, Google government pages, public health, federal nutrition assistance program, Cooperative Extension Services, and related webpages. Medline, PubMed, Web of Science, and Agricola academic databases were selected to identify peer-reviewed research. ProQuest Global was used to identify dissertation/thesis research. Inclusion criteria included: (1) focus on PA, HE, and/or breastfeeding; (2) environmental features assessed using objective measures; (3) specific to U.S. rural populations/contexts; and (4) English language. PA environment results (n=49) focused on initiatives in parks and recreational settings, streets or sidewalks, schools, trails and greenways, workplaces, and churches. HE environment results (n=84) focused on retail environments, schools/childcare settings, food assistance programs, local food producers, and hospital or healthcare settings. Breastfeeding environment results (n=11) focused on healthcare settings, workplace settings, and food retail settings. To measure PA, HE, and breastfeeding environments, audits, scans, and administrative data were mostly used. Results from this scoping review were used to create recommendations for environmental interventions related to PA, HE, and breastfeeding in under-resourced, rural communities. Researchers and practitioners can also use findings from this study to understand best practices for objectively measuring environmental resources in rural contexts.

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