Use of research evidence in state policymaking for childhood obesity prevention in Minnesota

We describe how scientific evidence about obesity has been used in Minnesota legislative materials to understand how research evidence might more effectively be translated into policymaking. We selected 13 obesity-related bills introduced from 2007 to 2011 in Minnesota. Using state archives, we coll...

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Published in:American journal of public health (1971) 2014-10, Vol.104 (10), p.1894-1900
Main Authors: Gollust, Sarah E, Kite, Hanna A, Benning, Sara J, Callanan, Rachel A, Weisman, Susan R, Nanney, Marilyn S
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description We describe how scientific evidence about obesity has been used in Minnesota legislative materials to understand how research evidence might more effectively be translated into policymaking. We selected 13 obesity-related bills introduced from 2007 to 2011 in Minnesota. Using state archives, we collected all legislative committee meeting materials and floor testimony related to each bill. We used a coding instrument to systematically analyze the content of a sample of 109 materials for their use of research evidence and non-research-based information. Research evidence was mentioned in 41% of all legislative materials. Evidence was often used to describe the prevalence or consequences of obesity or policy impacts but not to describe health disparities. In 45% of materials that cited evidence, no source of evidence was indicated. By contrast, 92% of materials presented non-research-based information, such as expert beliefs, constituent opinion, political principles, and anecdotes. Despite an abundance of available research evidence on obesity, less than half of legislative materials cited any such evidence in discussions around obesity-related bills under consideration in Minnesota.
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Bills
Biomedical Research - statistics & numerical data
Children & youth
Content analysis
Exercise
Government
Health Policy
Humans
Interviews
Legislation
Legislatures
Medical research
Minnesota
Nutrition
Obesity
Obesity, Overweight, Underweight
Pediatric Obesity - prevention & control
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Prevention
Public health
Public hearings
Research and Practice
Sample size
Schools
Studies
Testimony
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