Tool Information: Short Food Group Questionnaire
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Full Nutrient, Food Groups | Usual; Retrospective | 1 Week | Food Frequency Questionnaire | No | Detailed Information | Web Link |
Summary
This tool is a short semi-quantitative paper based food frequency questionnaire, and was developed to rank individuals from the Million Women Study into categories according to intakes of foods and nutrients. Addtionally, the tool was developed to capture the main sources of dietary variability amongst 50 to 60 year-old UK women. The tool consists of 18 questions on the types and frequency of consumption of specific foods during a typical week. This tool has been validated once in a female population in 2004.
Contact Information
N/A
Tool Website
http://www.millionwomenstudy.org/questionnaires/
Special Considerations
The short food group questionnaire was part of a larger questionnaire used in the Million Women Survey which included an additional 43 questions on health, family history, medications and lifestyle. Data analysis was conducted using an in-house programme. This questionnaire is no longer available.
Last Updated
10/11/2017
Software Required
Yes for data analysis
Training Required
Not reported
Instructions on use
Not reported
Administration Method
Self-administered
Data Analysis
Instructions on how the dietary data was analysed can be found in the publications and website
Author | Year | Comparator | Lifestage | Sex | Number of Nutrients Validated | Mean Difference | Variance Measured | Correlation Coefficients | Percentage Agreement | Limits of Agreement | Special Considerations | Action | |
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Roddam | 2005 | Weighed/Estimated Food Diary | Adults | Female Only | 22 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Participants were part of the Million Women Study | Detailed Information | Web Link |
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