Optional Research Questions

There are factors outside of personal control that contribute to obesity

People living with obesity should be able to better control their body weight

Weight is a good indicator of someone’s health promoting behaviours (e.g. healthy eating and physical activity) 

People have different preferences and needs for their health and weight management 

People living with obesity should have the same right to evidence-based and person-centred healthcare as everyone else 

People living with obesity should take greater responsibility for their weight, considering the costs to the health system 

It is important for health professionals to acknowledge weight bias (negative attitudes and behaviours towards and treatment of people with obesity), to improve care 

Thanks very much for your responses. Just a few more demographic questions please.

What is your age in years? 

What gender do you identify with? 

Do you have personal experience of living with obesity? (currently or previously) 

What is your country of birth?

What language do you mainly speak at home? 

What is your practising health profession? 

How many years have you been a qualified practising health professional? 

Do you consent to being invited via e-mail for follow-up research on this module (within the next two years)? You can of course decline participation to any future requests when/if they come through. This is just related to consent to be contacted with participation opportunities. 

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