Online Validation of Dietary Intake Food Frequency Questionnaire Over Four Weeks, and Electronic Device Use Questionnaire Over Eight Weeks.
Study Details
Study Description
Brief Summary
Tools to investigate dietary lutein and zeaxanthin (L/Z) intake and electronic device (ED) use are important to progress research that investigates the role of ED blue light (BL) exposure, and dietary L/Z intake on macular health. This project aims to validate two questionnaires developed by our research group: The L/Z FFQ, and the Electronic Device Use Questionnaire (EDUQ). The L/Z FFQ aims to investigate dietary intake of L/Z over the prior week or month. The EDUQ aims to investigate usual hours and behaviours surrounding ED use over the prior three months.
This aims of this project are to:
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Validate a L/Z FFQ recalling over a weekly and monthly timeframe against multiple 24-hour diet recalls over four weeks.
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Validate the EDUQ against multiple 24-hour ED use diaries over eight weeks. A cohort of 100 adults will be invited to participate to validate the FFQ and EDUQ. Participants will be offered to choose to participate in one or both the questionnaire validations (L/Z FFQ and EDUQ).
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Detailed Description
L/Z FFQ Validation The validation procedure will span over four weeks, consisting of administering the L/Z FFQ and 24-hour diet recalls at multiple timepoints. Timepoints for the eight 24-hour diet recalls will be determined by random number generator for each of the participants at baseline (https://www.random.org/), of which two will take place on weekend days, and the remainder on week days.
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The weekly L/Z FFQ will be completed at the conclusion of each of the four weeks.
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The monthly L/Z FFQ will be completed at baseline and at the conclusion of week four.
Participants will indicate their consent to participate on Checkbox® by proceeding to the complete the questionnaires.
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Demographic information: at the beginning of the first investigation (monthly L/Z FFQ) participants will be asked to report their weight, height, age, gender, highest level of education, occupational status (employed or unemployed), post-code and country of residence, usual hours of physical activity per week, how they heard about the study, and whether they are actively trying to gain or lose weight. Personal information is to be collected to qualify the characteristics of the population in which the tool is being validated. Data collected via Checkbox ®.
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L/Z FFQ: The weekly L/Z FFQ is a 91-item questionnaire that takes approximately 20 minutes to complete, and investigates the frequency of intake of listed foods or supplements over the prior seven days. The monthly L/Z FFQ contains the same 91 items, takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, and investigates the frequency of intake of listed foods or supplements over the prior month. In addition, the monthly L/Z FFQ contains four qualitative questions that investigate change in usual dietary intake over the last one to ten years. Questionnaire data collected via Checkbox®.
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24-hour diet recall: the diet recall via the online Automated Self-Administered 24-Hour Dietary Assessment Tool (ASA24®) takes approximately 25 minutes to complete, and investigates food and beverages consumed in the prior 24-hours (20). The ASA24® is supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the United States (US) with national variants and as a US government entity not within the EU-US Data Privacy Shield for legal reasons. Therefore, explicit consent for use of the ASA24® tool will be sought from participants. For further information on the tool: https://epi.grants.cancer.gov/asa24/.
EDUQ Validation
The validation procedure will occur over eight weeks consisting of administering eight 24-hour diary of ED use (24-hour ED use diary) and the EDUQ at three time points. The time points for the eight 24-hour ED use diaries will be determined by random number generator for each of the participants at baseline (https://www.random.org/), of which two will take place on weekend days, and the remainder on weekdays. The EDUQ will be completed at baseline and at the conclusion of weeks four and eight. Upon consenting to participate on the Checkbox® by proceeding to the questionnaires, participants will be instructed to fill out:
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The EDUQ: A 22-item questionnaire that takes 20 minutes to complete, and measures participant demographic information (weight, height, age, highest level of education, occupational status, post-code and country of residence), usual daily ED use from present up to 20 years ago, occupational influence to use, and differences to ED use between a weekend and weekday (questionnaire adapted from Williams et al. (2019) (21). Personal information collected as part of this questionnaire is to qualify the characteristics of the population in which the tool is being validated. Data collected via Checkbox®.
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24-hour ED use diary: Participants will be asked to record their ED use in hours and minutes over 24 hours. Data collected via Checkbox®.
Study Design
Arms and Interventions
| Arm | Intervention/Treatment |
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| Food Frequency Questionnaire Validation Group The validation procedure will span over four weeks, consisting of administering the Lutein and Zeaxanthin Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ L/Z) and 24-hour diet recalls at multiple timepoints. Timepoints for the eight 24-hour diet recalls will be determined by random number generator for each of the participants at baseline (https://www.random.org/), of which two will take place on weekend days, and the remainder on week days. The weekly L/Z FFQ will be completed at the conclusion of each of the four weeks. The monthly L/Z FFQ will be completed at baseline and at the conclusion of week four. |
Other: Weekly Food Frequency Questionnaire
A purpose designed 91-item questionnaire to measure frequency of consumption of a selection of L/Z containing foods over the prior 7 days.
Other: Monthly Food Frequency Questionnaire
A purpose designed 95-item questionnaire completed at visit 1 to measure frequency of consumption of a selection of L/Z containing foods over the prior month.
Other: 24-Hour Diet Recall
the diet recall via the online Automated Self-Administered 24-Hour Dietary Assessment Tool (ASA24®) takes approximately 25 minutes to complete, and investigates food and beverages consumed in the prior 24-hours.
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| Electronic Device Use Questionnaire Validation Group The validation procedure will occur over eight weeks consisting of administering eight 24-hour diary of electronic device use (24-hour ED use diary) and the Electronic Device Use Questionnaire (EDUQ) at three time points. The time points for the eight 24-hour ED use diaries will be determined by random number generator for each of the participants at baseline (https://www.random.org/), of which two will take place on weekend days, and the remainder on weekdays. The EDUQ will be completed at baseline and at the conclusion of weeks four and eight. |
Other: Electronic Device Use Questionnaire
1. The EDUQ: A 22-item questionnaire that takes 20 minutes to complete, and measures participant demographic information (weight, height, age, highest level of education, occupational status, post-code and country of residence), usual daily ED use from present up to 20 years ago, occupational influence to use, and differences to ED use between a weekend and weekday.
Other: 24-Hour Electronic Device Use Diary
Participants asked to record their electronic device use in hours and minutes over 24 hours.
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Outcome Measures
Primary Outcome Measures
- Daily Intake of lutein and zeaxanthin [4 weeks]
Calculation from each dietary intake tool what the daily milligrams of lutein and zeaxanthin intake is.
- Daily hours of electronic device use. [8 weeks]
Calculation from the two device use recording tools what the daily hours of electronic device use is for each participant.
Eligibility Criteria
Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
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Healthy males and females 18 years and over.
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Access to an ED such as a computer, phone, or tablet, and internet to complete investigations.
Exclusion Criteria:
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Visual, hearing, or physical impairment that may prevent from completing investigations.
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No English literacy.
Contacts and Locations
Locations
| Site | City | State | Country | Postal Code | |
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| 1 | University of Queensland | St Lucia | Queensland | Australia | 4067 |
Sponsors and Collaborators
- The University of Queensland
Investigators
None specified.Study Documents (Full-Text)
None provided.More Information
Additional Information:
Publications
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