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De-implementation of detrimental feeding practices: a pilot protocol.

Taren SwindleJulie M RutledgeSusan L JohnsonJames P SeligGeoff M Curran
Published in: Pilot and feasibility studies (2020)
The current study will establish the feasibility and acceptability of our de-implementation approach and will provide preliminary data toward 3 predicted secondary outcomes: (1) decreased detrimental feeding practices by ECEs, (2) increased adoption of and fidelity to nutrition promotion practices, and (3) improved child dietary outcomes. These results are expected to contribute to the uptake and sustainability of mealtime interventions to improve the diets of young children. Results will also apply to the field of implementation science by informing processes for developing de-implementation approaches in a community setting.
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