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Efficacy of Subjective and Objective Nutritional Assessment in Children: A Cross-sectional Study

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Cross-sectional study measures malnutrition in children using objective and subjective assessments, indicating the effectiveness of both methods.

66.4% of children were identified as malnourished by objective assessments, compared to 52% via subjective methods.
Well-nourished children showed higher measurements across height, weight, and BMI, underscoring health disparities.
The study utilized both subjective and objective nutritional assessments to evaluate children's health at a hospital in India.
A fair agreement was noted between subjective and objective assessments (k=0.317), suggesting their complementary roles.

Ponmozhi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study measures malnutrition in children using objective and subjective assessments, indicating the effectiveness of both methods.

66.4% of children were identified as malnourished by objective assessments, compared to 52% via subjective methods.
Well-nourished children showed higher measurements across height, weight, and BMI, underscoring health disparities.
The study utilized both subjective and objective nutritional assessments to evaluate children's health at a hospital in India.
A fair agreement was noted between subjective and objective assessments (k=0.317), suggesting their complementary roles.

Ponmozhi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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