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Table 3 Parents reported acceptability with the information provided by MEND B.C. (n = 676)

From: Evaluation of the scale-up and implementation of mind, exercise, nutrition … do it! (MEND) in British Columbia: a hybrid trial type 3 evaluation

 

Low to moderate levels of acceptability a

High levels of acceptability b

 

n

%

n

%

Adequate amount of information to help families build a healthy lifestyle

61

9.1%

615

90.9%

Respectful of family’s financial situation

48

7.1%

628

92.9%

Information was culturally suitable for the families

44

6.5%

632

93.5%

Information provided was easy to understand

30

4.5%

646

95.5%

  1. Note: Includes eligible and non-eligible child participants as the surveys are anonymous. Therefore this 676 is not a sub-set of the 987 but of a more widely defined base. aLow to moderate levels of acceptability group consists of combining values 1 and 3 combined - on a 5-point scale where 1 = “low”, 3 = “moderate” and 5 = “high satisfaction”. b high levels of acceptability group consists of combining values 4 and 5 combined - on a 5-point scale where 1 = “low”, 3 = “moderate” and 5 = “high acceptability”