Obesity in Childhood – Practical Advice for HCPs

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Obesity in children is a developing health issue that can affect long-term, mental, and physical health. This module offers healthcare professionals (HCPs) useful advice on how to recognize, evaluate, and treat childhood obesity. It emphasizes family-centered strategies, lifestyle modifications, and early intervention to promote long-term health outcomes.

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Obesity in Childhood – Practical Advice for HCPs

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Understand the causes and risk factors of childhood obesity
  • Identify children at risk using appropriate assessment tools
  • Recognise health complications associated with obesity
  • Apply practical management and lifestyle interventions
  • Communicate effectively with children and families
  • Promote long-term prevention strategies

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Training Overview

  • Understanding Childhood Obesity
  • Causes and Risk Factors
  • Health Risks and Complications
  • Assessment and Identification
  • Management and Lifestyle Interventions
  • Family Support and Prevention
  • Summary
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Frequently asked questions

Excess body fat that negatively affects a child’s health.

A combination of diet, inactivity, and genetic factors.

Using BMI and growth charts.

It increases the risk of chronic diseases.

Yes, through healthy lifestyle habits.

They are essential in supporting healthy behaviours.