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Evaluation of Multiprofessional Group Programs for Paediatric Obesity Therapy
The aim of this pilot project is to disseminate multiprofessional group programs (\*MGP\*) for therapy of the estimated 119'140 overweight/obese children in Switzerland. Family-based behavioral MGPs have been implemented from 2009 to 2013 to determine changes of health and family behaviours, after the intensive phase (\*T1\*), at 1 and 2 years after start (\*T2\*, \*T3\*). MGP costs are reimbursed in Switzerland: 1) if 116 sessions are provided by experts in physical activity, nutrition and psychology; 2) if parents are included and if their adherence is higher than 85%. In the nationwide "Evaluation of Multiprofessional Group Programs for Paediatric Obesity Therapy" (\*KIDSSTEP\*) study, multiple psychosocial and physical parameters were assessed at T0, T2 and T3 . Out of 33 certified centers, 25 were active and only 19 were re-certified in 2013/2014. Obese children suffer from major co-morbidities and therefore, only one third of referred patients can be treated in MGPs and their beneficial effects on obesity as well as physical and mental health outcomes are sustained over 2 years.
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