Tackling Health Inequalities in Low-Income Communities: The Importance of Thorough Stakeholders' Engagement in Voluntary Intervention with Takeaway Outlets.

Sun Chong Lui, Nadege Ndzogoue

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Abstract

A collaborative voluntary intervention between a local government authority and a higher education institution, in three takeaway outlets in a low income northern English community is examined. The intervention aimed to increase the availability, promotion and ultimately sale of healthier products in the takeaway outlets. The collaboration between stakeholders led to the successful use of semi-structured interviews and nutrient content determination to increase the sale of healthier products at all three participating takeaway outlets. The research has uncovered the potential of diligent collaborations between stakeholders for the implementation and success of health promotion interventions.
Original languageEnglish
Article number1000159
Number of pages3
JournalInternational Journal of Public Health and Safety
Volume3
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 29 May 2018

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