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Data files JGZ Guideline Posture and Physical Activity During the development and practical testing of the Preventive Child Health Care guideline on posture and movement, the following datasets were created: 1. Start questionnaire: Questionnaire for Preventive Child Health Care professionals taken before the start of the practical test of the guideline Posture and Movement; SPSS file; 76 kb; n= 36 2. Case questionnaire: Questionnaire for Preventive Child Health Care professionals taken during the practical test, Preventive Child Health Care professionals were asked to keep track of when the topic Posture and physical activity was discussed; SPSS file; 190 kb; n= 36 (137 cases) 3. Final questionnaire: Questionnaire for Preventive Child Health Care professionals taken at the end of the practical test. Including items from the MIDI questionnaire; SPSS file; 69 kb; n= 30. 4. Online focus group Preventive Child Health Care professionals; Online focus group with questions about the guideline, for participants in the practice test; MS Word; 42 kb; n= 5 5. Online focus group Youngsters and parents Online focus group with questions about the fact sheet for youngsters; MS Word file; n= 6 youngsters and 10 parents These datasets are anonymized, but because of the small dataset and research population, the answers can be traced back to individuals. If you are interested in research with one or more of these datasets, please contact Eline Vlasblom, department Child Health, TNO. The TNO project number for this project is 060.29653.
Parents, Preventive care, Physical activity, Posture, Guideline, Primary care, Adolescents, Child Healthcare
Parents, Preventive care, Physical activity, Posture, Guideline, Primary care, Adolescents, Child Healthcare
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