Deconstructing Complex Interventions: Piloting a Framework of Delivery Features and Intervention Strategies for the Eating Disorders in Weight-Related Therapy (EDIT) Collaboration

Natalie B. Lister; Hiba Jebeile; Rabia Khalid; Samantha Pryde; Brittany J. Johnson

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Deconstructing Complex Interventions: Piloting a Framework of Delivery Features and Intervention Strategies for the Eating Disorders in Weight-Related Therapy (EDIT) Collaboration

Natalie B. Lister, Hiba Jebeile, Rabia Khalid, Samantha Pryde, Brittany J. Johnson

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(1) Background: weight-management interventions vary in their delivery features and intervention strategies. We aimed to establish a protocol to identify these intervention components. (2) Methods: a framework was developed through literature searches and stakeholder consultation. Six studies were independently coded by two reviewers. Consensus included recording conflict resolutions and framework changes. (3) Results: more conflicts occurred for intervention strategies compared to delivery features; both required the updating of definitions. The average coding times were 78 min (SD: 48) for delivery features and 54 min (SD: 29) for intervention strategies. (4) Conclusions: this study developed a detailed framework and highlights the complexities in objectively mapping weight-management trials.

Original language	English
Article number	1414
Number of pages	12
Journal	Nutrients
Volume	15
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/nu15061414
Publication status	Published - 2 Mar 2023

Keywords

behaviour change
diet interventions
eating disorders
intervention coding
obesity
weight loss

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