Health Professions
8 years ago

Healthier diets may already exist among participants in family intervention program

American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Recruitment Issues, Health Habits, and the Decision to Participate in a Health Promotion Program
Catherine Atkin, Thomas L. Patterson, Beatrice E. Roppe, Robert M. Kaplan, James F. Sallis, Philip R. Nadar

Paper Summary

The study looked at how people decide to join a health program. They asked families about their habits and if they wanted to join. They found that those who joined may already have healthier diets. The study helps us understand how to get a diverse group of people to join health programs.

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