Montana Clinical Communication & Surveillance Report 2007 Apr - Jun
Montana Clinical Communication & Surveillance Report 2007 Apr - Jun
Montana. Dept. of Public Health And Human Services
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, , children children Adolescents Dietary % (95 % ci) % (95 % ci) % (95 % ci) Changes in eating patterns 52 (42-61) 59 (49-69) 61 (51-71) Limitations of specific foods 89 (80-94) 95 (88-98) 94 (88-98) Low-fat diet 23 (16-33) 31 (23-41) 55 (44-64) Modest caloric restrictions 22(15-31) 39 (30-49) 59 (49-69) Reduced consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks 89 (80-94) 94 (87-98) 93 (86-97) Physical Activity Increase in organized activity (e.g. sports) 51 (41-61) 80(71-87) 85 (77-91) Increase in unstru...ctured activity (e.g. play) 86 (77 92) 87 (78 93) 83 (74 89) Increase in routine activity (e.g. walking) 65 (55 74) 82 (73 89) 87 (78 93) Decrease in screen time (e.g. TV, computer) 92 (84 96) 96 (89 99) 95 (88 98) 'Responses include "often" Table 5. Frequency of referrals* of overweight and obese children and adolescents to support services among Pediatricians and Family/General Practice physicians, Montana, 2006. °/o (95 % CI) Dietician/Nutritionist 37 (28-47) Nurse 2(19) Exercise specialist or program 6 (3 14) Weight loss program 8(4-15) Pediatric sub-specialist 2(1-9) Self-help program 12 (7-20) 'Responses include "often" Table 6.
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