Análise Do Comportamento Alimentar Dos Professores De Uma Instituição De Ensino Superior Do Noroeste Fluminense

Silva, S.; Souza, Vagner Rocha Simonin de

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“…Of these 42 studies, 26 (61.9%) were carried out in the Southeast region, as shown in Figure 2. [27,32,33,60,61,67,81,84,90,95,99,110,115] were dissertations, 8 (8%) [58,64,66,68,70,94,107,114] were theses, and 3 (3%) [56,62,80] were research protocols. All included studies were published between 2004 and 2023.…”

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“…Regarding the type of study design, there was a predominance of cross-sectional studies and an increase in validation studies over the last six years (Figure 3). [27,32,33,60,61,67,81,84,90,95,99,110,115] were dissertations, 8 (8%) [58,64,66,68,70,94,107,114] were theses, and 3 (3%) [56,62,80] were research protocols. All included studies were published between 2004 and 2023.…”

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“…Figure 2. Distribution of the regional studies of the studies in Brazil by region.In total 44 (47%) papers were published in journals[8,9,25,26,28-31,50- 55,57,59,63,65,69,79,82,83,85-89,91-93,96-98,102-106,108,109,111-113,116], 26 (28%)[34- 49,71-78,100,101] were publications of population-based studies conducted by research institutes, 13 (14%)[27,32,33,60,61,67,81,84,90,95,99,110,115] were dissertations, 8 (8%)[58,64,66,68,70,94,107,114] were theses, and 3 (3%)[56,62,80] were research protocols. All included studies were published between 2004 and 2023.…”

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Use of Digital Tools for the Assessment of Food Consumption in Brazil: A Scoping Review

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This is a scoping review on mapping the use of digital tools to assess food consumption in Brazil. Searches were carried out in nine electronic databases (Medline, Lilacs, Scopus, Embase, Web of Science, Science Direct, Ovid, Free Medical Journal and Crossref) to select studies published from October 2020 to December 2023. This review identified forty-eight digital tools in the 94 publications analyzed, the most frequent being web-based technologies (60%) and mobile devices (40%). Among these studies, 55% (n = 52) adopted a population-based approach, while 45% (n = 42) focused on specific regions. The predominant study design observed was cross-sectional (n = 63). A notable trend observed was the increasing frequency of validation studies in recent years. Although the use of digital tools in the assessment of food consumption in Brazil has grown in recent years, studies did not describe the process of creating and validating the tools, which would contribute to the improvement of data quality. Investments that allow the expansion of the use of the internet and mobile devices; the improvement of digital literacy; and the development of open-access tools, especially in the North and Northeast regions, are challenges that require a concerted effort towards providing equal opportunities, fostering encouragement, and delving deeper into the potential of digital tools within studies pertaining to food consumption in Brazil.

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