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The aim is to describe the evaluation of the Generation Healthy Kids program, focusing on implementation and outcomes related to child wellbeing.

March 25, 2026TrialsOpen Access

Generation Healthy Kids: a protocol for the mixed methods process evaluation of a school- and community-based intervention targeting healthy weight and wellbeing among 6–11-year-olds in Denmark

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Protocol explores implementation and outcomes of a community intervention for healthy weight in children, suggesting areas for improvement.

The aim is to describe the evaluation of the Generation Healthy Kids program, focusing on implementation and outcomes related to child wellbeing.
Mixed methods approach including quantitative and qualitative evaluations
Cluster-randomized controlled trial with intervention and control schools
Assessment at baseline and follow-up periods
Involvement of children, parents, school staff, and community stakeholders
Guided by program theory and implementation science
Expected to reveal key factors influencing the intervention's success
Will identify potential ethical issues and unintended consequences
Aims to refine intervention strategies before broader implementation
Evaluation will provide insights on promoting healthy weight and wellbeing among children

Krølner et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Protocol explores implementation and outcomes of a community intervention for healthy weight in children, suggesting areas for improvement.