Resources
Intake’s online resource library has been developed to provide easy access to grey literature and links to peer reviewed journal articles that are relevant to the collection, analysis, and use of dietary data in low- and middle-income countries. The library includes Intake technical reports and briefs, guidance documents, survey planning tools, and videos, as well as access to a curated set of publications and tools authored by others. Users should note that Intake's online resource library is still under development. Once completed, the resource library will be updated periodically.
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In the method section of this paper, the authors report in detail how 24HDR interviews are conducted using the multipass method and what kind of visual aids are used to help individuals to…
2019
This paper describes the use of digital photographs as an aid to improve 24HDR quality in rural Bolivia.
2012
This paper reviews potential sources of both random and systematic errors during the process of data collection using self-reported 24HDR in LIC settings.
2017
This paper describes the methodology that was used in the context of a randomized controlled trial to implement repeated standardized 24HDRs among women from 4 different countries.
2017
This IZiNCG technical brief describes various data collection tools and methods, and analysis approaches and software to assess dietary zinc intake in populations.
2018
This brief describes five main steps to assessing the adequacy of zinc intake in a population. The document includes IZiNCG guidance on Estimated Average Requirements (EAR) for zinc.
2007
This paper summarizes research that has reported on how dietary data have been collected in the context of shared plate eating, and concludes that methods to assess dietary intake in the context…
2019
This Intake publication provides an overview of the various methodologic issues that are relevant to the collection and analysis of dietary data when a key objective of the survey includes…
2020
This article, published in the Journal of Nutrition, compares four different methods to assess the prevalence of use and estimate nutrient intakes from dietary supplements among US adults.
2019
This systematic review aimed to identify studies that had been carried out to assess the dietary intake of populations in Africa over a ten-year period, and to summarize the methodologies used.
2018