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Van Gool & Bridges

Each of the four settings is classified as a separate intervention. However, each
intervention contains a bundle of activities. This paper is restricted to analysing
interventions, not the individual activities contained in each intervention. Despite the
obvious benefits of a more micro-examination of the interventions, there is insufficient
evidence to permit such an analysis.

The reason for this is that most studies of nutritional interventions do not separate their
activities. Rather, the focus of the analyses is usually on the effectiveness of the
intervention as a bundle of several activities. It is therefore difficult to isolate the
effectiveness of any particular activity, as effectiveness data is only available for the
bundle of activities contained in each intervention.

To clarify the terminology of this paper:

• each intervention has a specific setting;

• each setting has a different target population; and

• each intervention contains a bundle of activities.

A summary of the setting, target population and type of activities is outlined in Table 3.
The table is followed by a more detailed discussion of each intervention.

TABLE 3: SUMMARY OF SETTING, TARGET GROUP AND RESPECTIVE INTERVENTIONS

SETTING

TARGET
POPULATION

ACTIVITIES

(1) GPBased

High-risk

Individuals

GP training

Provision of resources for GP

Referral services for patients

Building partnerships with GP colleges and other
organisations

(2) Community

High-risk
Groups

Point of Sale Interventions

Group Nutrition Sessions

Provision of resources for community

Targeted media campaign

Building partnerships with other organisations

(3) Mass Media

Whole

Population

Mass media campaign

Support materials and services for campaign

(4) Hospital /

People with

Provision of resources

rehabilitation

CHD

group and one-on-one nutrition and exercise session________

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