The Fruit Shop - NHSGGC Public Health Resource Unit
The Fruit Shop - NHSGGC Public Health Resource Unit
The Fruit Shop - NHSGGC Public Health Resource Unit
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Table 6: Survey 1 (Qu.13)<br />
% Staff : do you feel that having the fruit shop in<br />
the RAH foyer has helped you to eat more fruit and vegetables daily?<br />
Response rate:<br />
231/240 =100%<br />
Yes No Total P Value<br />
Total 54 46 100 0.24<br />
Age group 0.031<br />
16-25 39 61 10<br />
26-35 74 26 20<br />
36-45 49 51 27<br />
46-55 53 47 32<br />
56+ 46 54 11<br />
Total 100<br />
Notes:<br />
Question 13 applied to all 240 survey respondents and, of these, 9 (3.8%) did not answer the question<br />
Information on gender, age group, deprivation category and occupation was missing for some respondents<br />
<strong>The</strong>se respondents were excluded from the analysis of responses by these particular groups<br />
P values are based on the chi-square test of association. P values less than 5% indicate<br />
that the differences in responses across groups are statistically significant. n.s indicates differences are not<br />
statistically significant.<br />
For out-patients and visitors who are more sporadic users of the hospital,<br />
the question asked was more speculative. Even so, results were<br />
encouraging: asked if the presence of the fruit shop ‘would help you to eat<br />
more fruit and vegetables daily’ both groups answered positively (out-<br />
patients 79.2% (n=76); visitors 78.8% (n=78)). Despite this, and the fact<br />
that almost two thirds of visitors reported being aware of the 5-a-day<br />
message, less than half of them reported eating more than two portions of<br />
fruit and/or vegetables daily.<br />
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