Table 3.

Criteria for decision-making.

Strength of Evidence	Equity	Acceptability	Feasibility	Sustainability	Side-effects
–Large cluster-RCT –Results not statistically significant	–PRIMROSE population has higher SES compared to the general population –Targeted to Swedish speaking families only	–Positively received by nurses in the trial –No stigmatization (primary prevention) –On-top of regular child care	–Embedded in regular child health services –Potential problems concerning additional time required	–On-going training of nurses during the intervention, high quality manual –Possible issues: updating of manual, ensuring an adequate workforce of trained nurses, motivational interviewing competence	–Positive spill-over: potential impact on weight and health behavior on other family members –Possible unintended negative: potential feeling of lack of self-efficacy of parents, however, unlikely
Major concerns	Minor concerns	No concerns	Some concerns	Some concerns	No concerns