2022
DOI: 10.14423/smj.0000000000001468
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Primary Care Clinicians’ Perceived Role in Addressing Childhood Obesity in the Southern United States

Abstract: Objectives: Primary care is an opportune setting to promote healthy behaviors for children and families. In 2007, an expert committee recommended that pediatric primary care clinicians assess nutrition and physical activity at wellness visits and offer recommendations; however, little is known about what pediatric primary care clinicians perceive their role as in childhood weight management. This qualitative study aimed to describe the perceived role of pediatric primary care clinicians in the prevention and t… Show more

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