Using the RE-AIM framework to identify and describe nutritional feeding styles and intervention model best practices for primary caregivers in Africa: A narrative review

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2020

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Current research shows that across the world people are eating poorly. This is leading to increased incidences of nutrition-related health problems.This paper aims to provide a synthesis of research on the nutritional feeding programs and nutritional models used by primary caregivers in Africa, in order to identify best practice models, programs, and processes from the field of nutritional and feeding intervention development.

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Nutrition program, Feeding, Parenting, Feeding interventions, Africa

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Brown, M., & Roman, N. V. (2021). Using the RE-AIM framework to identify and describe nutritional feeding styles and intervention model best practices for primary caregivers in Africa: A narrative review. Nutrition and Health, 27(2), 171–180. https://doi.org/10.1177/0260106020977053

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10.1177/0260106020977053
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