Secondary Analysis of Data from 2018 Pilot of Intake24 in SHeS

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Food Standards Scotland (FSS)

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£50,000

Suppliers

Newcastle University

Classifications

Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis

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Published

4 years ago

Description

FSS wish to commission Secondary Analysis of Data from the pilot of Intake24 in the 2018 SHeS in order to refine the dietary intake analysis model (to ensure that the data processing is standardised for dietary monitoring going forwards), and to drill further into the data, to explore further detail of dietary behaviours.

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Food Standards Scotland (FSS)

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Caroline Little

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+44 1224285172

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