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Getting to Equity in Obesity Prevention (GTE) Toolkit
APPLICATIONS OF
THE GTE FRAMEWORK
Tool for rating research proposals or program components for sensitivity to health equity issues
For approaches to rating attention to equity in different settings, see pg. 2-7
For potential reasons for differential effects on equity, see pg. 9-11
Using GTE framework categories when analyzing qualitative or mixed methods data
Reducing barriers to healthy food access in rural environments (Cardarelli et al, 2020)
Hunger-obesity paradox, food bank system characteristics and obesity inequities (Cooksey Stowers et al, 2020)
Guiding a gap analysis of intervention coverage of GTE categories
Scoping review of nutrition interventions that address structural racism (Greene et al, 2022)
Analysis of implementation approaches and considerations for online shopping in nutrition assistance
Systematic review of online grocery shopping among low-income populations (Trude et al, 2022)
Equity-promoting strategies in online grocery shopping (Ali et al, 2022)
Policy analyses to improve equity impact of federal nutrition assistance or dietary guidance
Policy analysis of federal child nutrition programs and other non-school programs (Cohen et al, 2022)
National nutrition policies in high-income countries (Zorbas et al, 2021)
Distribution of emergency meals in urban school districts during public health emergencies and/or pandemics (McLoughlin et al, 2020)
Retrospective analysis of community-wide strategies associated with declines in childhood obesity
Retrospective analysis of the Philadelphia Childhood Obesity Declines Project (Kumanyika, 2019)
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Background and Rationale
Using the Framework
Applications of the GTE Framework
Tools and Resources