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Research Infographics
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APPLE Schools Impact Research Infographic:
Research-based snapshots of the positive impacts of the APPLE Schools model on students’ health behaviours.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Through the Eyes of a Child:
Based on a study by Katerina Maximova, PhD, which reported on students’ perspectives on the impact of school closures on their health and wellbeing.
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Essential Conditions for Taking a Comprehensive School Health Approach:
Outlines the eight core and four contextual conditions to successfully implement the CSH approach in a school environment. Based on the 2016 research by Kate Storey, PhD, RD, et al., this infographic is a condensed one-pager made simple for sharing with others.
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Linking Children’s Lifestyle Behaviours to their Mental Health:
Based on a study by Kara Loewen, MSc, et al., this infographic summarizes the positive effect that a healthy lifestyle during childhood years has on mental health in adolescent years.
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Lifestyle behaviours and ADHD diagnosis in children:
Based on research by Kara Loewen, MSc, et al., summarizes research which found that children who met more lifesyle recommendations had less ADHD than children who met less lifestyle recommendations.
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Promoting Sleep in Schools:
Perspectives from students and parents highlights the importance of healthy sleeping habits, and key findings from a study about developing these healthy habits in students.
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Cost Effectiveness & Return on Investment of School-Based Health Promotion Programs:
How does return on investment stack up for APPLE Schools? For every $1 spent on the program, $3.20 in future health care costs will be avoided. When also considering costs associated with productivity loss and premature death, every $1 spent will save $8.60 in future costs!