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Title

Obesity Interventions in Hispanic Americans Across the Lifespan: a systematic review using the RE-AIM framework

Authors

Caitlin Gerdes, University of Nebraska at OmahaFollow
Diego Renteria, University of Nebraska Medical CenterFollow
Tzeyu Michaud, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Fabiana Silva, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Paul Estabrooks, University of Nebraska Medical Center

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Publication Date

Summer 8-6-2020

College, Institute, or Department

College of Public Health

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Paul Estabrooks

Research Mentor

Drs. Tzeyu Michaud and Fabiana Silva

Document Type

Poster

Abstract

To determine the number and success of obesity treatment interventions for Hispanic populations that have been implemented in the past and examine the effectiveness of the interventions by looking at weight and or BMI change in the participants from the beginning to the end of the individual programs using a systematic review with the RE-AIM framework.

Keywords

Obesity, intervention, Hispanic, RE-AIM, systematic review

Recommended Citation

Gerdes, Caitlin; Renteria, Diego; Michaud, Tzeyu; Silva, Fabiana; and Estabrooks, Paul, "Obesity Interventions in Hispanic Americans Across the Lifespan: a systematic review using the RE-AIM framework" (2020). Posters: 2020 Summer Undergraduate Research Program. 11.
https://digitalcommons.unmc.edu/surp2020/11