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Table 4 Intervention effects by risk factor

From: Insights for dementia risk reduction among lower SES adults in OECD countries: scoping review of interventions targeting multiple common health risk factors

 Intervention 

hearing loss

social isolation

depression

alcohol use

smoking

hypertension

diabetes

obesity

physical inactivity

diet

1. Bronx Oncology Living Daily (BOLD) Healthy Living Program (Conlon et al. 2015) [48]

      

b

b

b

b

2. Check-In (Kamstrup-Larsen et al. 2019) [49]

  

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

 

3. Conexion (Zhang et al. 2023) [50]

  

b

   

b

   

4. Faith, Activity and Nutrition (FAN) Intervention (Wilcox et al. 2018; Wilcox et al. 2020) [51, 52]

        

a

a

5. Family partners for health (Berry et al. 2017) [53]

       

d

d

d

6. Farm Fresh Foods for Healthy Kids (F3HK) (Seguin-Fowler et al. 2021) [54]

       

a

a

c

7. Feel4Diabetes (VanStappen et al. 2021) [55]

      

a

b

b

b

8. Full Plate Living (Joachim-Celestin et al. 2022) [56]

  

d

    

d

d

d

9. Getting Our Active Lifestyles Started (GOALS) (Watson et al. 2015) [57]

       

a

d

d

10. Healthy Dads Healthy Kids (Australia) (Morgan et al. 2019) [58]

       

d

d

d

11. Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids (UK) (Griffin et al. 2019) [59]

       

b

a

a

12. HeLP-GP (Parker et al. 2022) [60]

       

a

a

c

13. HeLP-her Rural (Kozica et al. 2016; Kozica et al. 2015) [61, 62]

       

d

d

d

14. MetSLIM (Bukman et al. 2017) [63]

     

a

a

d

a

d

15. My Quest (Griffin et al. 2018) [64]

       

d

d

d

16. New life, New you (NLNY) (Penn et al. 2013; Penn et al. 2013) [65, 66]

      

d

d

d

d

17. OPTIMAHL 60plus (Gallois et al. 2013) [67]

        

a

a

18. Physical Activity and Nutrition for Seniors (PANS) program (Burke et al. 2013) [68]

        

d

d

19. Project H.I.G.H. (Helping Individuals Get Healthy) (Suther et al. 2016) [69]

     

d

d

d

d

d

20. Simple Suppers (Hopkins et al. 2022) [70]

     

b

 

b

 

b

21. SIPsmartER (Zoellner et al. 2016) [71]

       

b

 

b

22. The FAMILIA study (Fernandez-Jimenez et al. 2020) [72]

    

a

a

a

a

a

a

23. Walk Your Heart to Health (WYHH) (Schulz et al. 2015) [73]

     

d

d

d

d

 

24. Well London (Phillips et al. 2014; Derges et al. 2014) [74, 75]

 

a

      

a

a

25. Willington Health Trainer Pilot (WHTP) (Visram, 2017) [76]

   

d

 

d

 

d

d

d

26. Workplace Health Promotion Program (WHPP) (VandeVen et al. 2023) [77]

   

a

b

   

a

a

27. No name (Abbas et al. 2015) [78]

   

d

a

d

 

d

d

d

28. No name (Cummins et al. 2014) [79]

       

a

 

a

29. No name (Goldstein et al. 2019) [80]

   

c

a

   

a

c

30. No name (Goodall et al. 2014) [81]

   

a

a

   

a

a

  1. a = risk factor targeted but no positive outcomes reported
  2. b = significant positive effect but interpret cautiously due to small sample size
  3. c = significant short-term effect but not sustained at follow-up
  4. d = significant effect at final data collection point