Conducting a psychosocial and lifestyle assessment as part of an integrated care approach for childhood obesity: experiences, needs and wishes of Dutch healthcare professionals

Table 1 General characteristics of the CPs

N	Age (years)	Function	Gender	Organization	Experience as a CP
CP^a 1	30	YHC nurse^b for children aged 0–12 years	Female	Municipal health service	Two years
CP 2	63	YHC nurse for children aged 0–19 years	Male	Municipal health service	Three years
CP 3	37	YHC nurse for children aged 0–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	Four years
CP 4	56	YHC nurse for children aged 0–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	Few weeks
CP 5	54	YHC nurse for children aged 0–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	Few weeks
CP 6	26	YHC nurse for children aged 0–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	Five months
CP 7	49	YHC nurse for children aged 4–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	One and a half years
CP 8	54	YHC nurse for children aged 4–19 years	Female	Municipal health service	Three months
CP 9	39	YHC nurse for children aged 4–12 years	Female	Municipal health service	Three/four years
CP 10	64	YHC nurse for children aged 0–18 years	Female	Municipal health service	Eight years
CP 11	45	Child health coach	Female	Self-employed coach	Five years
CP 12	56	YHC nurse for children aged 12 years and older	Female	Municipal health service	Three years
CP 13	46	YHC nurse for children aged 0–12 years	Female	Municipal health service	Two months
CP 14	58	YHC nurse for children aged 0–18 years	Female	Municipal health service	Three months

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