Assessing lifetime diet: Reproducibility of a self-administered, non-quantitative FFQ

Hosking, Diane; Danthiir, V; Nettelbeck, Ted; Wilson, Carlene

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Assessing lifetime diet: Reproducibility of a self-administered, non-quantitative FFQ

Date

2010

Authors

Hosking, Diane

Danthiir, V

Nettelbeck, Ted

Wilson, Carlene

Publisher

CABI Publishing

Abstract

Objective To demonstrate test-retest reliability (reproducibility) of a new self-administered lifetime diet questionnaire, with a focus on foods relevant to cognitive health in older age.Design The reproducibility of dietary recall over four or five life