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. 2022 Jun 9;14(12):2407. doi: 10.3390/nu14122407

Table A2.

Studies included in review.

Author Year Country Setting/
Population
MCH Population n Primary or Secondary Analysis of Dataset Named (Year Conducted) Study Design FI Tool Food Security Construct(s)
Alderete et al. 2018 Argentina Food insecure participants of MCH programs in Primary Health Care clinics Mothers of children < 1–6 years n = 11 Primary (2015) Qualitative USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Coping Strategies
Food Access and Availability
Other
Anderson et al. 2014 USA Recently arrived Sudense refugees Caregivers of children 0–3 years n = 49 Primary (2002) Cross-sectional Radimer/Cornell Hunger Scale Parent Acculturation
Diet Quality
Cheu et al. 2020 USA Women receiving prenatal care in a Chicago hospital Postpartum women n = 299 Primary (2018) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Ethnicity
Health Status
Health Care
Chilton et al. 2009 USA Immigrants and non-immigrants ED and pediatric care clinic users in 7 large cities Mothers of children 0–3 years n = 19,275 Children’s Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program (1998–2005) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Parent Acculturation
Cook et al. 2013 USA Caregivers visiting primary/acute care clinics and EDs in 7 large cities Caregivers of children 0–2 years n = 41,515 Children’s Health Watch Survey (1998–2011) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Family Composition
Ethnicity
Education
Health Status
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Parent Acculturation
Egeland et al. 2010 Canada 16 Nunavut Inuit communities Caregivers of children 3–5 years n = 388 Primary (2007–2008) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Health Status
Coping Strategies
Residence Stability and Crowding
Findlay et al. 2013 Canada Children identifying as Inuit Caregivers of children 2–5 years n = 1234 Aboriginal Children’s Survey (2006) Cross-sectional Single item Education
Coping Strategies
Residence Stability and Crowding
Smoking
Garg et al. 2015 USA Nationally representative sample of children Mothers of children at 9 & 24 months n = 2917 Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (2001–2007) Longitudinal USDA HHFSM Ethnicity
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Participation in Food Assistance Programs
Hadley & Sellen 2006 USA Recently arrived Liberian refugees Caregivers of children 0–5 years n = 33 Primary (unknown) Cross-sectional Radimer/Cornell Hunger Scale Income and Employment
Education
Coping Strategies
Parent Acculturation
Participation in Food Assistance Programs
Diet Quality
King 2017 USA National sample of children, oversampling families in which mothers were unmarried at the birth of their child Mothers of children at ages 3 & 5 years n = 2481 Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (1998–2000) Longitudinal USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Ethnicity
Coping Strategies
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Participation in Food Assistance Programs
King 2018 USA National sample of children, oversampling families in which mothers were unmarried at the birth of their child Mothers of children at ages 3 & 5 years n = 2044 Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (1998–2000) Longitudinal USDA HHFSM Family Composition
Education
Health Status
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Smoking
Kreider et al. 2016 USA National sample of adults and children in which vulnerable groups are oversampled Mothers and children 0–5 years n = 4614 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (1999–2008) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Participation in Food Assistance Programs
Lindsay et al. 2009 USA Immigrant, low-income Latina mothers Mothers of children 0–48 months n = 51 Primary (2005–2006) Qualitative None Coping Strategies
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Food Access and Availability
Lindsay et al. 2012 Argentina Mothers with children attending child health and nutrition services Mothers of children 2–5 years n = 38 Primary (2006) Qualitative None Coping Strategies
Participation in Food Assistance Programs
Food Access and Availability
Meyers et al. 2005 USA Caregivers visiting pediatric clinics and EDs in 6 large cities Caregivers of children 0–3 years n = 11,723 Children’s Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program (1998–2003) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Health Status
Residence Stability and Crowding
Morrissey et al. 2014 USA Nationally representative sample of children Caregivers of children at 9 months, 24 months, 4 years, and kindergarten entry n = 11,700 Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (2001–2007) and data from the Council for Community and Economic Research (2001–2007) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Food Access and Availability
Neault et al. 2007 USA Immigrant mothers visiting pediatric clinics or EDs in 6 large cities Mothers of children 0–12 months n~3592
n = 3592
Children’s Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program (1999–2004) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Parent Acculturation
Other
Park 2014 USA National sample of adults and children in which vulnerable groups are oversampled Pregnant women n = 1045 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (1999–2010) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Ethnicity
Education
Diet Quality
Smoking
Health Care
Patel & Surkan 2016 USA Nationally representative sample of children Caregivers of children at ages 9 & 24 months n = 6150 Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (2001–2007) Longitudinal USDA HHFSM Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Rosas et al. 2009 USA & Mexico Mexican-born mothers and their children Mothers of children 5 years n = 602 Primary (2005–2006) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Diet Quality
Schlichting 2019 New Zealand Nationally representative sample of children Caregivers of children 9 months n = 6385 mothers, n = 6467 infants Growing Up in New Zealand Study (2009–2010) Cross-sectional (baseline data of a longitudinal survey) New Income and Employment
Ethnicity
Health Status
Residence Stability and Crowding
Diet Quality
Smoking
Skalicky 2006 USA Caregivers visiting a pediatric ED in Boston Caregivers of children 0–3 years n = 626 Children’s Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program (1996–2001) & Iron Lab Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Education
Health Status
Residence Stability and Crowding
Diet Quality
Tang 2020 USA Latina mothers visiting a pediatric ED in Boston Mothers of children 0–48 months n = 2145 Children’s Health Watch Survey (2004–2013) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Parent Acculturation
Trappmann 2015 USA Caregivers of children attending Head Start in rural communities Caregivers of children 3–5 years n = 347 Primary (2008–2010) Cross-sectional Single item Participation in Food Assistance Programs
Ward 2019 USA Female caregivers of children attending Head Start Female caregivers of children 3–5 years n = 693 Primary (2006) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Wong 2014 Malaysia Mothers visiting 1 of 5 maternal and child health clinics in Terengganu Mothers of children 0–5 years n = 274 Primary (2012) Cross-sectional Radimer/Cornell Hunger Scale Income and Employment
Family Composition
Education
Wong et al. 2019 Canada Healthy urban children Mothers of children 0–3 years n = 3838 The Applied Research Group for Kids (TARGet Kids!) Longitudinal Cohort (2008–2016) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM (2 item screener) Income
Wu 2018 USA Nationally representative sample of children Caregivers of children at 9 months, 24 months, 4 years, and kindergarten entry n = 6970 Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, Birth Cohort (2001–2006) Cross-sectional USDA HHFSM Income and Employment
Maternal Depression/Mental Health
Zalilah 2008 Malaysia 7 low-income, rural villages Caregivers of children 1–6 years n = 200 Primary (unknown) Cross-sectional Radimer/Cornell Hunger Scale Income and Employment
Family Composition
Coping Strategies
Residence Stability and Crowding