Belinda Burford

TL;DR: There is limited quality data on the effectiveness of obesity prevention programs and as such no generalisable conclusions can be drawn, and the need for well-designed studies which examine a range of interventions remains a priority.

TL;DR: Estimating VoE offers empirical estimates of associations are under different model specifications, and when VoE is large, claims for observational associations should be very cautious.

TL;DR: The iCAT_SR tool facilitates more in-depth, systematic assessment of the complexity of interventions in systematic reviews and can assist in undertaking reviews and interpreting review findings.

TL;DR: This work recommends that review authors plan and conduct analyses to explain variations in effect and answer questions about mechanisms of action and influence of different settings, contexts, and populations and recommends that authors provide rich descriptions of the setting, implementation details, resource use, and contexts of included studies and assess applicability for at least one target population, setting, and context.

TL;DR: This paper aims to provide a history of child health and wellbeing in Australia in the context of what is known as “informed consent”, a form of consent that is based on an individual’s willingness to accept responsibility for their health.