TOPCHILD Team Attends ICO Melbourne 2022
Front row, left to right: Jonathan Williams, Anna Lene Seidler, Kylie Hunter, Brittany Johnson (TOPCHILD Steering Group), Luke Wolfenden (Advisor).
Back row, left to right: Vicki Brown (Collaborator), Sarah Taki (Advisor), Konsita Kuswara (Collaborator), Vasana Kiridana (Trial Representative), Kylie Hesketh (Trial Representative), Michelle Gooey (Collaborator)
Several members of the TOPCHILD Collaboration attended the International Congress on Obesity 2022 in Melbourne, Australia during October. The Congress gave our members an opportunity to promote the TOPCHILD Collaboration and meet face-to-face with each-other and current/potential collaborators. The picture shows some of the team sporting their TOPCHILD-themed lanyards and making the most of in person catch-ups in the sun (beats zoom!).
Posters presented by members of the TOPCHILD Collaboration at the Congress were:
Hunter KE, Johnson B, Golley R, Brown V, Seidler AL. Harmonising outcomes across early childhood obesity prevention trials: a scoping review and case study.
Johnson BJ, Pryde S, Lau HI, Golley R, Hunter K, Chadwick P, Seidler AL on behalf of the Transforming Obesity Prevention for CHILDren (TOPCHILD) Collaboration. Describing the delivery features used in early child obesity prevention interventions within the TOPCHILD Collaboration.
Johnson BJ, Pryde S, Golley R, Seidler AL, Hunter K, Chadwick P on behalf of the Transforming Obesity Prevention for CHILDren (TOPCHILD) Collaboration. Lessons learnt from using behaviour change taxonomy to code the intervention content of early child obesity prevention interventions.
Williams JG, Hunter KE, Johnson BJ, Barba A, Aberoumand M, Libesman S, Seidler AL, on behalf of the TOPCHILD Collaboration. Strategies of collaboration management to maximise synthesis of obesity prevention evidence – the TOPCHILD Collaboration.
Brown V, Moodie M, Sultana M, Hunter KE, Byrne R, Seidler AL, Golley R, Taylor R, Hesketh KD, Matvienko-Sikar K. What is important to measure in early childhood obesity prevention interventions? The Core Outcome Set for Early intervention trials to Prevent Obesity in Children.
Seidler AL, Williams J, Aberoumand M, Hunter K, Johnson B, Libesman S, Barba A, Webster A on behalf of the Transforming Obesity Prevention for CHILDren (TOPCHILD) Collaboration. Regulatory barriers to collaborative approaches in obesity prevention – case study of the TOPCHILD Collaboration.
Seidler AL, Johnson B, Aberoumand M, Williams J, Golley R, Libesman S, Barba A, Askie L, Baur L, Hunter K on behalf of the Transforming Obesity Prevention for CHILDren (TOPCHILD) Collaboration. A systematic review of behavioural early childhood obesity prevention trials – forming the TOPCHILD Collaboration.
Chakraborty D, Bailey B, Seidler AL, Yoong S, Hunter K, Hodder R, Webster A, Johnson B. Exploring the application of behaviour change technique taxonomies in childhood obesity prevention interventions: A systematic scoping review.
Taylor R, Haszard J, Heath A, Galland B, Gray A, Meredith-Jones K, Fangupo L, Daniels L, Taylor B. Rapid infant weight gain and later obesity: should we use weight, weight for length, or body mass index?
Hayes A, Killedar A, Tran H, Carrello J, Brown V. Health economic modelling of early childhood obesity prevention to inform policy.
Wolfenden L, Lee K, Barnes C, Nathan N, Sutherland R, Bialek C, Bauman A, Crane M. Learning health systems: An approach to optimise the impact of obesity prevention initiatives.
Taki S, Baur L, Rissel C, Jawad D, Markides B, Calvo R, Jones R, Hammersley M, Ahmadpour N, Buchanan L, Phongsavan P, Wen LM. Process of developing an interactive web-based Healthy Beginnings program for preventing obesity in the first years of life.
Kiridana VD, Kalupahana NS, Rathnayaka CJ, Tennekoon SB, Wickramasingha P, Vidanapathirana GU, Karunathilake R, Wimalaratne NS, Weerakkody JA. Association of maternal BMI and Gestational Weight Gain (GWG) with offspring anthropometry, cord blood DNA methylations, adipokine levels and the effect of life style modification on growth during infancy: a randomized control trial - Study protocol.
Laws R, Cheng H, Markides B, Rossiter C, Kuswara K, Denney-Wilson E. Perinatal support for breastfeeding using mHealth: Impact on breastfeeding knowledge, intention, confidence and attitudes.
Taki S, Kuswara K, Wen LM. Supporting mothers with infant feeding, sleep and active play through a telephone-based intervention: qualitative evaluation of the 4 year Healthy Beginnings program.
Baur LA, Bereket A, Bin-Abbas B, Chen W, Fernández-Aranda F, Garibay Nieto N, Halford NC, López Siguero JP, Maffeis C, Mooney V, Osorto CK, Reynoso R, Rhie YJ, Toro-Ramos M. Effect of gender and age on perception of overall health and worry about the impact of weight on future health among adolescents living with obesity and caregivers: subanalysis from the ACTION Teens global study.
Presentations by members of the TOPCHILD Collaboration at the Congress were:
Wen LM. Effectiveness of a combined telephone and SMS support to mothers with children between 2 to 3 years in reducing children’s BMI at 3 years: A Randomised Controlled Trial.
Laws R. Delivering early childhood obesity prevention at scale: The Australian INFANT Initiative.
Vik F, Overby N. Scaling up and implementation of obesity prevention interventions in the first 2000 days: Perspectives from Norway.
Baur L. Opening Session - Where we are now and the journey ahead.
Taylor R. Estimating the influence of sleep loss on dietary intake in children: a longitudinal compositional analysis using data from a randomised crossover trial.
The TOPCHILD team would like to thank everyone who participated for their interest and collaboration!
