Using the RE-AIM framework to evaluate the feasibility of a parent-focused intervention targeting childhood obesity

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Daniel Briatico
Kristen C. Reilly
Patricia Tucker
Jennifer D. Irwin
Andrew M. Johnson
Erin S. Pearson
Dirk E. Bock
Shauna M. Burke
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[1] Western University,Faculty of Health Sciences
[2] Children’s Health Research Institute,Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
[3] Lawson Health Research Institute,Department of Paediatrics
[4] Lakehead University,undefined
[5] Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry,undefined
[6] Western University,undefined
[7] Office for Child and Adolescent Medicine,undefined
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Childhood obesity; Intervention; Community; Parent-focused; Program evaluation; RE-AIM; Health-related quality of life; Feasibility;
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