Authors
Fiona Geaney, Clare Kelly, Jessica Scotto Di Marrazzo, Janas M Harrington, Anthony P Fitzgerald, Birgit A Greiner, Ivan J Perry
Publication date
2016/8/1
Journal
Preventive medicine
Volume
89
Pages
76-83
Publisher
Academic Press
Description
Background
Evidence on effective workplace dietary interventions is limited. The comparative effectiveness of a workplace environmental dietary modification and an educational intervention both alone and in combination was assessed versus a control workplace on employees' dietary intakes, nutrition knowledge and health status.
Methods
In the Food Choice at Work cluster controlled trial, four large, purposively selected manufacturing workplaces in Ireland were allocated to control (N = 111), nutrition education (Education) (N = 226), environmental dietary modification (Environment) (N = 113) and nutrition education and environmental dietary modification (Combined) (N = 400) in 2013. Nutrition education included group presentations, individual consultations and detailed nutrition information. Environmental dietary modification included menu modification, fruit price discounts, strategic positioning of healthier …
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F Geaney, C Kelly, JS Di Marrazzo, JM Harrington… - Preventive medicine, 2016