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ForewordExecutive SummaryList of Abbreviations Used1. Introduction 1.1 Overview 1.2 The Working Group on Monitoring Scottish Dietary Targets 2. Background 2.1 The Scottish Dietary Targets 2.2 What Actually Needs to be Measured? 2.3 Future Scottish Dietary Targets 2.4 Appropriate Health Outcomes that will Demonstrate the Effectiveness of Achieving the SDAP Targets 3. Key Methodological Issues 3.1 Timescale 3.2 Sampling 3.3 Survey Response Rates 3.4 Diet Survey Methodology 4. Surveys Taking Place in Scotland that Include Dietary Methodology 4.1 Review of Existing Surveys 4.2 The National Diet and Nutrition Survey 4.3 The Low Income Diet and Nutrition Survey 4.4 National Food Survey / Expenditure and Food Survey 4.5 The Scottish Health Survey 4.6 Local Health and Lifestyle Surveys 4.7 Market Research 4.8 Other Surveys 5. Surveys Outwith Scotland that Include Dietary Methodology 5.1 The Health Survey for England Survey for Lifestyles, Attitude and Nutrition (Republic of Ireland) 5.3 Monitoring Public Health Nutrition in Europe: Nutritional Indicators and Determinants of Health Status 6. Conclusions and Key Recommendations for Monitoring Progress Towards the Scottish Dietary Targets 6.1 Monitoring Progress Towards the Scottish Dietary Targets in 2005 6.2 Monitoring Progress Towards the Scottish Dietary Targets Beyond 2005 6.3 Future Monitoring Targets ReferencesAppendix 1: Working Group on Monitoring Scottish Dietary Targets IAppendix 2: Other Interested PartiesAppendix 3: Monitoring the Scottish Diet Action Plan Targets - Review of National Surveys and Scottish Research StudiesAppendix 4: Sources of Data on Health OutcomesAppendix 5: Briefing Paper on Dietary Assessment Methods
Table 1: Summary of How Progress Towards Scottish Dietary Targets Might be Monitored in 2005 and BeyondTable 2: The Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 3: Advantages and Disadvantages of NDNS for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 4: Advantages and Disadvantages of LIDNS for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 5: Advantages and Disadvantages of EFS for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 6: Advantages and Disadvantages of SHS for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 7: Advantages and Disadvantages of Local Health and Lifestyle Surveys for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 8: Advantages and Disadvantages of TNS Panels for Monitoring Scottish Dietary TargetsTable 9: Advantages and Disadvantages of HEPS for Monitoring Scottish Dietary Targets
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