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What tools are recommended to screen for financial constraints to determine the risk of household food insecurity in individuals accessing health care services?

2023-01-23 – Practice Question

What is the evidence that the implementation of school nutrition policies/guidelines and interventions improves the nutritional intake and behaviours of elementary school and high school aged-children?

2020-06-01 – Practice Question

How effective is call centre support for public health nutrition interventions and government policy implementation (e.g. school health, food safety, reducing trans fats or sodium, increasing fruit and vegetable consumption)?

2017-07-05 – Practice Question

Does the display of energy content information on menus improve dietary behaviour?

2017-05-31 – Practice Question

What policies impact the nutritional health of children one to five years of age?

2021-09-02 – Practice Question

What are the key elements in developing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating school nutrition policies and guidelines?

2019-10-23 – Practice Question

What is the evidence that the implementation of school nutrition policies/guidelines reduces the prevalence of overweight/obesity among children and youth?

2019-10-23 – Practice Question

What tools are recommended for identifying changes to dietary intakes in response to school nutrition policies or interventions?

2019-10-23 – Practice Question

What is known about the effectiveness of nutrition interventions to improve dietary intake of the preschool population?

2021-09-02 – Practice Question

What dietary practices and behavioural strategies are associated with preventing excess weight gain, overweight or obesity in school-aged children and adolescents?

2020-04-08 – Practice Question

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