Food‐purchasing behaviour in an Aboriginal community. 2. Evaluation of an intervention aimed at children

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Abstract: The previously described survey of food‐purchasing behaviour in a central‐Australian Aboriginal community demonstrated that children have sufficient disposable income to provision themselves directly from food outlets. Subsequently, a community‐based intervention project developed strategies to provide healthier choices for these children. Two years after the initial survey, a follow‐up survey was conducted in which all food purchases by children under the age of 15 in the community were recorded over a two‐week period. The results demonstrate an improvement in the quality of foods and beverages purchased by children at the time of the second survey. 1994 Public Health Association of Australia

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Scrimgeour, D., Rowse, T., & Knight, S. (1994). Food‐purchasing behaviour in an Aboriginal community. 2. Evaluation of an intervention aimed at children. Australian Journal of Public Health, 18(1), 67–70. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1753-6405.1994.tb00198.x

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