The accuracy of parent-reported height and weight for 6–12 year old U.S. children
Davene R. Wright; Karen Glanz; Trina Colburn; Shannon M. Robson; Brian E. Saelens · 2018 · BMC Pediatrics
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Abstract
Abstract Background Previous studies have examined correlations between BMI calculated using parent-reported and directly-measured child height and weight. The objective of this study was to validate correction factors for parent-reported child measurements. Methods Concordance between parent-reported and investigator measured child height, weight, and BMI (kg/m2) among participants in the Neighborhood Impact on Kids Study (n = 616) was examined using the Lin coefficient, where a value of ±1.0 indicates perfect concordance and a value of zero denotes non-concordance. A correction model for par
Abstract by Davene R. Wright; Karen Glanz; Trina Colburn; Shannon M. Robson; Brian E. Saelens, BMC Pediatrics (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1186/s12887-018-1042-x