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Niet, J.E. de

( J.E. de Niet)


children treatment study obesity smsmt program dropout weight intervention health group bmi-sd behavior women parent month polycystic ovary syndrome family score result treatment success characteristic adolescent child effect activity weight loss message lifestyle success childhood problem predictor self-monitoring feedback patient body mass index change chapter maintenance reduction baseline research 3 months population control dropout rates polycystic bfc program session syndrome body satisfaction self-esteem ethnicity level sexarche dutch well-being follow-up number variable ovary competence hirsutism adherence difference 12 months appearance evaluation message service period factor outcome questionnaire control group participant scale intake service measure




5 Most Recent Publications

Somatic complaints and social competence predict success in childhood overweight treatment (Article)
Niet, J.E. de Timman, R. Rokx, C. Jongejan, M.H.T.M. Passchier, J. Akker, E.L.T. van den
2011-06-01
Predictors of participant dropout at various stages of a pediatric lifestyle program (Article)
Niet, J.E. de Timman, R. Jongejan, M. Passchier, J. Akker, E.L.T. van den
2011-01-01
New Approaches in Obesity Treatment (Doctoral Thesis)
Niet, J.E. de
2010-12-14
Psychological well-being and sexarche in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (Article)
Niet, J.E. de Koning, C.M. de Pastoor, H. Duivenvoorden, H.J. Valkenburg, O. Ramakers, M.J. Passchier, J. Klerk, C. de Laven, J.S.E.
2010-06-01
Enhancement of care through self-monitoring and tailored feedback via text messaging and their use in the treatment of childhood overweight (Article)
Bauer, S. Niet, J.E. de Timman, R. Kordy, H.
2010-06-01