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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Argelich, Emma author Alemany, Maria Elodia author Amengual-Miralles, Barbara author Arguelles, Rosmery author Bandiera, Darina author Barcelo, Maria Antonia author Beinbrech, Beatrice author Bouzas, Cristina author Capel, Paula author Cerda, Apollònia author Colom, Marina author Corral, Helena author De Sotto Esteban, Diego author Fleitas, Gabriela author Garcias, Catalina author Juan, Dolors author Juan, Joana author Mateos, David author Martin, Maria Isabel author Martinez, Maria Angels author Minguez, Marta author Moncada, Efren author Nadal, Maria author Pont, Jeronia M author Puigserver, Bernat author Suner, Claudia A author Ugarriza, Lucía author Yeste, David author Yeste, Sonia author Tur, Josep A author 2021-09 Introduction: Understanding the underlying factors that influence the approach to overweight and obesity in children is basic to best support families searching a solution to this important public health problem. Objective: To assess attitudes and feelings of paediatric staff in addressing overweight and childhood obesity to parents, exploring perceived barriers and facilitators, for an effective care. Participants and method: Qualitative study by means of individual semi-structured questionnaires of paediatric staff (paediatricians and paediatrician nurses; n = 57; 68% female) of primary health care centres and hospitals in Mallorca. Thematic analysis was done. Results: Three themes emerged from the data: 'Parents' attitude in childhood obesity >> (sub themes 'The conscience of parents >>, 'The parents ask for help >>), 'Paediatric staff and childhood obesity >> (sub-themes 'Approaching to the problem: The interview with parents >>, 'Looking together for the solution >>), and 'System barriers >> (sub-themes 'Improving teamwork and health policy >>, 'Family participation in addressing childhood obesity >>). Conclusions: Paediatric staffs know how to treat childhood obesity, but demand training on motivation. Effectivity on therapy of childhood obesity will be obtained after parents/carers recognize the problem and establish a trustful relationship with paediatric staff. The health system is still a barrier to the activity of paediatric personnel. Argelich E, Alemany ME, Amengual-Miralles B, Arguelles R, Bandiera D, Barcelo MA, et al. Los equipos de pediatria ante la obesidad infantil: un estudio cualitativo dentro del proyecto STOP. An Pediatr. 2021 Sep;95(3):174-85. 1695-4033 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13003/19672 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12105/23174 33478849 10.1016/j.anpedi.2020.11.009 1696-4608 Anales de Pediatria 2-s2.0-85099616287 692252500006 L2010734756 Paediatrics Childhood obesity Thematic analysis Primary care Attitude of health personnel Los equipos de pediatria ante la obesidad infantil: un estudio cualitativo dentro del proyecto STOP