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The problem
Intervention: Intergenerational mentoring program (I'M HIP) delivering monthly culturally sensitive, evidence-based educational sessions on physical activity and healthy meal adaptation involving parents, children, and grandparents together
Who it was tested with: Latino families in New Mexico: 90 families total (30 per cohort), each family including one parent, one child, and one grandparent or other relative.
The same group is measured before the intervention and again afterwards, with a baseline and an endline and sometimes a midline. Change is visible, but other causes cannot be ruled out.
"Project outcomes included exercise frequency, Body Mass Index (BMI), and a knowledge quiz assessing healthy meal facts, exercise knowledge via a 10-item quiz; all assessments pre- and post-program." The study measured the same group before and after the intervention with no comparison group, making it a pre-post design.
Study lacks a control or comparison group; unclear if changes represent program effect or secular trends. Body weight did not change despite improvements in knowledge and activity, suggesting insufficient duration or intensity. Sample size and follow-up duration not clearly reported.
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