Using the RE-AIM framework to evaluate a community-based summer camp for children with obesity: a prospective feasibility study

Table 1 Descriptive and reliability statistics for health-related quality of life (QOL;n = 38)^aand body composition (n = 39)^b

Measure	Pre-intervention			Post-intervention			6-month follow-up			12-month follow-up
	M	SD	α	M	SD	α	M	SD	α	M	SD	α
BMI-z	2.19	0.25	-	2.15*	0.25	-	2.14*	0.27	-	2.13	0.31	-
Lean mass (%)	53.84	4.11	-	54.82*	4.59	-	54.64	4.81	-	49.89	7.41	-
Fat mass (%)	45.24	4.06	-	44.22*	4.46	-	44.11	4.88	-	44.09	3.46	-
Child – physical QOL	73.39	14.16	0.94	79.61*	14.53	0.94	81.34*	14.58	0.94	79.44	14.97	0.94
Child – emotional QOL	66.05	19.94	0.94	75.66*	19.21	0.94	74.03	24.18	0.94	74.52*	19.84	0.94
Child – social QOL	65.00	21.34	0.94	70.79*	21.98	0.94	73.33*	21.34	0.94	71.94	18.81	0.94
Parent – physical QOL	66.81	16.03	0.94	82.04*	14.16	0.94	79.59*	17.02	0.94	80.40*	14.50	0.94
Parent – emotional QOL	60.92	19.72	0.94	76.45*	17.59	0.94	74.03*	24.18	0.94	71.54*	18.52	0.94
Parent – social QOL	58.16	22.13	0.94	79.86*	17.22	0.94	72.71*	23.43	0.94	76.65*	18.51	0.94

Notes. ^aThe Peds-QL 4.0 [23] was developed for children between the ages of 8-12. The maximum possible score on each of the subscales is 100. Two participants were removed from the QOL analyses as they were not in this age range.
^bOne child was removed from the body composition analyses because s/he was on a prescribed medication that is known to contribute to weight gain.
*Statistically significant change from baseline.

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