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ROBUST

Reducing Obesity Using Social Ties Program (ROBUST)

Phillips E, Potter C, Poole J, Lewis A, Nahid M, Christos P, Hootman K, Winston G, de la Haye K

This study investigates how positive and negative social network processes influence weight loss among individuals participating in a 24-week, evidence-based lifestyle intervention modeled after the Diabetes Prevention Program. The protocol provides an example of utilizing the narrative interface as a visualization tool for a participant's social network, displaying alter edges, group and individual alter attribute variables, and allowing for dynamic repositioning of nodes to elicit qualitative data about the network.

Wat dit protocol laat zien

An example of utilizing the narrative interface as a visualization tool for a participant's social network, displaying alter edges, group and individual alter attribute variables, and allowing for dynamic repositioning of nodes to elicit qualitative data about the network.

Details van het onderzoek

Vakgebied(en)
Public health
Medicine
Populatie
Black and Hispanic adults with obesity
Relatiegeneratie
Sociogram
Dyad census
Gebruikt namenlijsten
Nee
Hoofdonderzoeker
PI: Erica Phillips
Contactpersoon voor het protocol
Kayla de la Haye, delahaye@usc.edu
Subsidienummer
R01DK135949
Toegevoegd op
22 oktober 2025

Deze publicatie citeren

Phillips, E., Potter, C., Poole, J., Lewis, A., Nahid, M., Christos, P., Hootman, K., Winston, G., & de la Haye, K. (2025). Reducing Obesity Using Social Ties (ROBUST): Protocol for a randomized control trial of a social network lifestyle intervention. PLoS ONE, 20(4), e0318990. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0318990

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