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Table 2 Characteristics of the 66 included interventions

From: Cultural adaptation of health interventions including a nutrition component in Indigenous peoples: a systematic scoping review

Study Characteristic

n

(%)

Population (Country)

 Native American / Native Alaskan / Native Hawaiian (USA)

33

50.0

 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander People (Australia)

14

21.2

 First Nations Peoples (Canada)

11

16.8

 Maori (New Zealand)

4

6.0

 Other Indigenous groups (inc. Palauan, Samoan, Fiji & Soloman Islanders, Guatemalan)

4

6.0

Year of Publication

  < 1996

3

4.5

 1996–2000

8

12.1

 2001–2005

6

9.1

 2006–2010

13

19.7

 2011–2015

20

30.3

 2016–2020

16

24.3

Health Focus of Intervention

 Diabetes prevention

19

28.8

 Obesity prevention and treatment

12

18.2

 Nutritional adequacy/Food security

9

13.6

 Women and infant health

8

12.1

 Diabetes management

7

10.6

 Cardiovascular disease prevention

6

9.1

 Chronic disease prevention (otherwise not already covered)

5

7.6

Type of primary Nutrition Intervention component

 Nutrition education

34

51.6

 Healthy food environment

14

21.2

 Individual dietary intervention

8

12.1

 Cooking classes

4

6.0

 Other (eg. Cultural stories, home-visits, dental care)

6

9.1

Population

 Adult

29

43.9

 Child

18

27.3

 Both

19

28.8

Intervention duration

  < 3 months

14

21.2

 3–6 months

15

22.7

  > 6–12 months

15

22.7

  > 12–24 months

11

16.7

  > 24 months

10

15.2

 Not reported

1

1.5