NR 716 Week 4 Assignment; Evidence Synthesis - Childhood Obesity
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Week 4 Assignment: Evidence Synthesis Student Name Chamberlain University Dr. Shari Wherry NR716 - Analytic Methods Due Date Week 4 Assignment: Evidence Synthesis This paper’s content is a synthesis of quantitative and non-research evidence related to the practice problem (childhood obesity) and the potential positive impacts of community-based interventions. According to Xu et al. (2017), childhood obesity results from chronic calorie surplus among children because of energy intakes that exceed the expenditure demands for homeostatic maintenance, growth, and physical activity. Correspondingly
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