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Table 7 Ranking scores of population behaviours within the area of preventing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

From: Prioritising target behaviours for research in diabetes: Using the nominal group technique to achieve consensus from key stakeholders

Ranking 1 (N = 23)

Ranking 2 (N = 21)

Rank

Behaviours

Total score

No. of top 6 rankings

% of participants with item in top 3

Rank

Behaviours

Total score

No. of top 6 rankings

% of participants with item in top 3

1

Engage in healthy behaviours as a family

50

12

34.8

1

Engage in healthy behaviours as a family

64

13

50.4

2

Increase exercise

29

7

21.7

2

Parental behaviours around diet and exercise for their children

45

11

38.1

3

Parental behaviours around diet and exercise for their children

28

7

21.7

3

Increase exercise

41

10

38.1

4

Reduce sedentary behaviour

26

6

17.4

4

Use smaller cups, bowls and plates to help reduce portion sizes at mealtimes

33

9

19.1

5

Use smaller cups, bowls and plates to help reduce portion sizes at mealtimes

26

7

21.7

5

Advocate for environmental change to support healthy behaviours

25

7

19.1

6

Advocate for compulsory physical education in school

26

6

13

6

Advocate for compulsory physical education in schools

24

7

23.8

+

Increase cost of sugary foods

24

5

19.1