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Brief title
Health condition
cardiovascular and diabetic risk profile, quality of life, physical fitness, anthropometry, body composition and energy expenditure
cardiovasculair en diabetogeen risicoprofiel,
kwaliteit van leven, lichamelijke fitheid, anthropometrie, lichaamssamenstelling en energie wisseling
Sponsors and support
- TRANZO - University of Tilburg
- ZonMW 'gezonde slagkracht'
- NOC*NSF 'proeftuin'
Intervention
Outcome measures
Primary outcome
Body Mass Index (BMI) standaard deviation score in the dutch sex- and age specific BMI curve.
Secondary outcome
1. Cardiovascular and diabetic risk profile;
2. Quality of life;
3. Physical fitness;
4. Anthropometry;
5. Body composition;
6. Energy expenditure.
Background summary
Groupcoaching is an instrument to enhance important qualities for effective life style interventions. It is not a medical or psychological intervention, but a way to stimulate coping, self management and patient empowerment in the treatment of obesity in children. In this study the effect of groupcoaching will be measured compared to the bench mark treatment, eg: dietary and physical activity intervention.
Study objective
Groupcoaching has an additional effect in the treatment of obese children.
Study design
T = 0, 6 and 18 months.
Intervention
Groupcoaching in the intervention group, along with the benchmark treatment (advice in healthy eating by the dietician and/or training by the physiotherapist). The control group receives only benchmark treatment
The intervention containes groupcoachingssessions during 6 months. The first month on a weekly basis, thereafter monthly. After 6 months the primairy outcomes will be assessed. Then the follow up period last for 1 year, during which the groups will meet every 3 months. The control group will have bench mark treatment (e.g.: treatment by dietician and fysiotherapist, during the whole of the study)
(nb: The MEC rated this study: NOT subject to WMO legislation).
Jeroen Bosch Hospital
Tolbrugstraat 11
A. Vos
Den Bosch 5211 RW
The Netherlands
+31 (0)73 6992000
kinderartsengzg@jbz.nl
Jeroen Bosch Hospital
Tolbrugstraat 11
A. Vos
Den Bosch 5211 RW
The Netherlands
+31 (0)73 6992000
kinderartsengzg@jbz.nl
Inclusion criteria
1. Primary obese children between 6 en 12 year of age;
2. Adequate motivation by children and parents to comply to the study period.
Exclusion criteria
1. Non primary obesity;
2. Chronical physical or mental disease or handicap.
Design
Recruitment
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In other registers
| Register | ID |
|---|---|
| NTR-new | NL2569 |
| NTR-old | NTR2694 |
| Other | CZ zorgverzekeringen : AFVV10-035 |
| ISRCTN | ISRCTN wordt niet meer aangevraagd. |
Summary results
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3. Obesitas en Diabetes: een groeiend probleem onder de jeugd. Dr. Tim Takken, Dr. Edgar G.A.H. van Mil, et al. Kinderfysiotherapie, tijdschrift van de NVKF. Juni 2006: 17; 49;<br>
4. Obesitas en verhoogd cardiovasculair risico: de aanpak begint al op jeugdige leeftijd! F.N.M. Langens, J.J. van Binsbergen, E.G.A,H. van Mil, J.C. Seidell. Hartbulleting december 2009;<br>
5. Het metabool syndroom bij overgewicht en obesitas. E.G.A.H. van Mil en E.L.T. van den Akker. Praktische Pediatrie. Nr 2, jaargang 4, 2010;<br>
6. Overgewicht bij een kind is eigenlijk niet meer dan een signaal. E.G.A.H. van Mil. Health Management Forum. Maart 2009;<br>
7. Inspanningstests. Dr. Tim Takken. Elsevier gezondheidszorg, Maarssen 2004. ISBN 90 352 2731 x;<br>
8. The KIDSCREEN Questionnaires. Quality of life questionnaires for children and adolescents. Lengerich, Germany, 2006. ISBN-10: 3-89967-334-4;<br>
9. Van den Akker, ELT, et al. A cognitive behavioral therapy program for overweight children. J Pediatr 2007; 151: 180-3.