College of Health and Human Sciences: Recent submissions

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The Nutritional Adequacy and Diet Quality of Vegetarian Menu Substitutions in Urban Kansas Childcare Centers

Jindrich, Caitlin; Joyce, Jillian; Daniels, Elizabeth; Procter, Sandra B.; Sauer, Kevin (2022-08-24)

While plant-based eating has become increasingly popular, little is known of how this trend has impacted childcare center meals. The purpose of this study was to measure the nutrient content and diet quality of vegetarian ...
Vegetarian Menu Substitution Practices and Nutrition Professionals' Involvement in the Foodservice Operations of Urban Kansas Childcare Centers

Jindrich, Caitlin; Sauer, Kevin; Daniels, Elizabeth; Procter, Sandra B.; Hanson, Jennifer Ann (2022-03-01)

Methods: An online questionnaire was sent to 155 urban Kansas childcare centers participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Initial survey distribution occurred on March 7, 2020, and responses were ...
Impact of Covid-19 on Foodservice Operations Within Urban Kansas Childcare Centers

Jindrich, Caitlin; Daniels, Elizabeth; Hanson, Jennifer Ann (2022-09-01)

Methods: Three COVID-19-related questions were added to an online survey of Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) participating childcare centers located throughout Kansas. Responses were collected from July through ...
Energy-Adjusted Dietary Intakes Are Associated with Perceived Barriers to Healthy Eating but Not Food Insecurity or Sports Nutrition Knowledge in a Pilot Study of ROTC Cadets

Daniels, Elizabeth; Hanson, Jennifer Ann (2021-09)

Military service is inherently demanding and, due to the nature of these demands, the term “tactical athlete” has been coined to capture the physical requirements of the profession. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) ...
Potential nutrition contributions to exercise-associated muscle cramping in four recreational half-marathoners: A case series

Hanson, Jennifer Ann; Dole, Andrew (2021-02-08)

Objectives: Nutrition-related practices and outcomes vary dramatically between athletes, and traditional beliefs regarding the role of electrolytes and hydration in exercise-associated muscle cramping (EAMC) may be hindering ...