Table 5.

Parental involvement at 8 months mid-way assessment of the HEIA study

Parents		Daughter %	Son %	p		Normal weight %	Overweight/ obese %	p		12 years or less %	Between 13 and 16 year%	More than 16 years %	p
Parental awareness	n	169	145		n	263	33		n	70	119	117
Low to moderate	104	23.7	44.1	0.001	98	33.1	33.3	0.86	100	22.9	36.1	35.0	0.33
Moderate to high	97	34.3	26.9		92	31.6	27.3		96	35.7	27.7	32.5
High	113	42.0	29.0		106	35.4	39.4		110	41.4	36.1	32.5
Dose received	n	164	139		n	253	32		n	64	118	113
Low to moderate	88	25.6	33.1	0.36	83	28.9	31.2	0.67	85	37.5	25.4	27.4	0.10
Moderate to high	109	37.8	33.8		100	36.0	28.1		106	26.6	44.1	32.7
High	106	36.6	33.1		102	35.2	40.6		104	35.9	30.5	39.8
Satisfaction - overall	n	183	158		n	286	37		n	78	130	123
Low to moderate	22	7.1	5.7	0.55	20	6.3	5.4	0.98	22	7.7	3.8	8.9	0.57
Moderate to high	174	53.0	48.7		166	51.4	51.4		169	51.3	51.5	50.4
High	145	39.9	45.6		137	42.3	43.2		140	41.0	44.6	40.7
Satisfaction - fact sheets	n	179	150		n	274	36		n	74	125	121
Low to moderate	130	44.1	34.0	0.01	123	39.8	38.9	0.70	126	37.8	32.8	47.1	0.20
Moderate to high	81	18.4	32.0		78	24.5	30.6		80	24.3	26.4	24.0
High	118	37.4	34.0		109	35.8	30.6		114	37.8	40.8	28.9

Only adolescents and parents at the intervention schools were included in the analyses

p = Pearson Chi-Square

Parental awareness: parental awareness of program activities for adolescents at school

Dose received: fact sheets received by parents

Satisfaction - overall: parental satisfaction of the project in general

Satisfaction - fact sheets: parental satisfaction of the fact sheets for parents (appreciation of receiving them/interesting content/useful tips)