Energy intake is significantly reduced following the 12-week 'Small Changes' intervention for weight management

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SIMPER, T., HARDEN, C., PAXMAN, J. and O'KEEFFE, J. (2009). Energy intake is significantly reduced following the 12-week 'Small Changes' intervention for weight management. In: LEAHY, M., (ed.) Tackling child and adult obesity in Sheffield: evidence, policy and practice. Conference proceedings and report. Sheffield, Sheffield Health and Social Research Consortium, 50-51. [Book Section]

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Brief background: Behavioural change techniques, coupled with positive dietary and physical activity modifications are well accepted to be more effective in tackling the growing problem of overweight and obesity than any of these strategies used in isolation (Nothwehr and Yang, 2007; Costain and Croker, 2005).

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http://www.shsrc.nhs.uk/Documentsforweb/ConConf/20...

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Scientific poster presented at a one day conference organised by Sheffield Health and Social Research Consortium and NHS Sheffield. Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, 25th November, 2008

Research Institute, Centre or Group - Does NOT include content added after October 2018:

Sheffield Business School Research Institute > Service Sector Management

Departments - Does NOT include content added after October 2018:

Sheffield Business School > Department of Service Sector Management

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50-51

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