Research Article

Evaluation of “One Body, One Life”: A Community-Based Family Intervention for the Prevention of Obesity in Children

Table 3

Summary of behaviour change among the 293 OBOL participants (107 adults and 186 children) for whom baseline and outcome data was available.

Change (average)95% Confidence intervalPAverage at end of programme

Knowledge
 Children (n = 155)11.58.614.5<0.001 79.3
 Adults (n = 91)13.910.916.9<0.001 81.6

Activity (adults units of 30 minutes, children units of 60 minutes per week)
 Children (n = 162)3.92.55.2<0.00113.9
 Adult (n = 89)3.72.25.2<0.00113.9

Fruit and vegetable portions per day
 Children (n = 172)0.570.310.83<0.0013.58
 Adult (n = 97)0.760.471.06<0.0013.63

Crisps, chips, sweets and, carbonated drinks per day
 Children (n = 169)−0.32−0.11−0.520.0021.64
 Adult (n = 97)−0.34−0.07−0.610.0130.91

Fast food per week
 Children (n = 137)−0.21−0.450.0260.081.21
 Adult (n = 99)−0.34−0.16−0.51<0.0010.84