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In children recovering from cancer, is child-focused individual intervention more effective than child-focused group intervention or parent-focused group intervention in improving dietary variety and overall nutrition, and decreasing maladaptive behaviours and parent stress.

Children's Nutrition Research Centre, University of Queensland0 sites96 target enrollmentStarted: July 13, 2011Last updated: January 13, 2020

Conditions

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•Children will be eligible for assessment to further determine suitability for participation if:
•*Child is aged between 1 and 6 years
•*Child is stable and/or in their maintenance phase of treatment for cancer
•*Child must present with at least one of the following features:
•1. Limited range of textures; 2. Limited range of foods; 3. Prolonged mealtime duration; 4. Battles or problematic behaviour at mealtimes; 5. Family stress related to mealtimes.

•*Acutely unwell children
•*Children with documented aspiration on solid food textures (children with liquid aspiration are still eligible)
•*Children who are nutritionally unstable (severe malnutrition, gut malabsorption disorders, allergy/intolerance to > 2 food types)
•*Children whose parent or carer has a documented mental health condition
•*Children whose family’s primary language is that other than English, or children from an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background

Sponsor

Children's Nutrition Research Centre, University of Queensland