Does routine surveillance of children's height and weight provide a sufficiently reliable means for monitoring the obesity epidemic?

R. S. Levine, A. M. Connor, R. G. Feltbower, M. Robinson, M. C.J. Rudolf

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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1117-1119
Number of pages3
JournalPublic Health
Volume122
Issue number10
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 2008
Externally publishedYes

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The latter was collected in the context of the TRENDS project; an exercise supported by the Department of Health's Priority and Needs Funding. 3 Its purpose was to develop a school-based monitoring scheme that would provide simplicity, reproducibility and cost-effectiveness to monitor trends in childhood obesity in the City of Leeds, but also suitable for national implementation throughout the UK.

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The latter was collected in the context of the TRENDS project; an exercise supported by the Department of Health's Priority and Needs Funding. 3 Its purpose was to develop a school-based monitoring scheme that would provide simplicity, reproducibility and cost-effectiveness to monitor trends in childhood obesity in the City of Leeds, but also suitable for national implementation throughout the UK.

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Department of Health and Social Care

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