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P. Carroll

Publications (4)

Cost Effectiveness of a Community Specialist Weight Management Service

P. Carroll, S. Stokes, L.Turnbull ., K. Shotliff, C. Chase & T. Nelmida · European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · 2014

Background: The aim of a tier 3 specialist weight management service (SWMS) is to encourage patients to lose and maintain clinically significant levels (5-10%) of weight, NICE CG43 [1], through a holistic, patient centred multidisciplinary approach. The service consists of specia...

Open access Research Article

Evaluating the Importance of Long-term Follow up in a Dietitian Led Weight Management Service in the Community

P. Carroll, L. Collins, A. Brien & A. Majumdar · European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · 2014

Background: According to current reports, 26% of adults in the United Kingdom are obese, Royal College of Physicians [1]. This highlights a need for practical, affordable and scalable intervention strategies that induce and effectively maintain clinically significant levels of we...

Open access Research Article

Cerebral Palsy Growth Charts versus Standard Growth Charts for Assessing Growth in Children with Cerebral Palsy

P. Carroll, L. Collins, A. Brien & A. Majumdar · European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · 2014

Background: According to current reports, 26% of adults in the United Kingdom are obese, Royal College of Physicians [1]. This highlights a need for practical, affordable and scalable intervention strategies that induce and effectively maintain clinically significant levels of we...

Open access Research Article

Changes in Anxiety and Depression Scores on Patients within a Community Specialist Weight Management Service (SWMS)

L. Turnbull, A. Lui, P. Carroll, K. Shotliff & T. Chase · European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · 2014

Background: Morbid obesity has multiple negative consequences for psychological health. These patients are described as depressed, anxious, and impulsive, with low self-esteem and impaired quality of life. The severity of these psychological disorders has been related to the degr...

Open access Research Article