Exploring parental and professional perceptions of weight management services among under-fives in England: A qualitative study

Keyphrases

• Professional Perspectives 100%
• Weight Management Services 100%
• Weight Management Program 100%
• Under-five 100%
• Weight Perception 100%
• Parental Perception 100%
• Childhood Obesity 66%
• Cultural Beliefs 66%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Public Health Risk 33%
• Purposive Sampling 33%
• Parental Involvement 33%
• Socioeconomic Factors 33%
• Six-phase 33%
• Cultural Influences 33%
• Effective Engagement 33%
• Professional Training 33%
• Community Policy 33%
• Cultural Programmes 33%
• Culturally Tailored 33%
• Children under Five 33%
• Community Outreach 33%
• Participation Barriers 33%
• Cultural Sensitivity 33%
• Program Effectiveness 33%
• Motivation to Participate 33%
• Systemic Support 33%
• Weight Loss Intervention 33%
• Policy Level 33%
• Improved Health Outcomes 33%
• Face-to-face Activities 33%
• Belief Factors 33%
• Parental Engagement 33%

Psychology

• Childhood Obesity 100%
• Qualitative Study 100%
• Qualitative Research 100%
• Cultural Belief 100%
• Semistructured Interview 50%
• Public Health 50%
• Parental involvement 50%
• Cultural Influence 50%
• Cultural Sensitivity 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Program Effectiveness 16%