Background & Context
This study was designed to investigate dietary patterns and nutritional adequacy among Danish adolescents aged 11–17 years across a cross-section of urban and rural schools. Researchers at a leading Danish university partnered with Intake24 to enable self-administered dietary recall at scale, reducing the need for costly interview-based data collection.
The study aimed to identify key nutritional gaps and assess the feasibility of digital dietary assessment methods in school-based research settings across multiple regions of Denmark.
Collaboration & Stakeholders
University Research Team - Principal investigator and study design
Danish School Network - Recruitment and fieldwork coordination
National Food Institute - Food composition database support
Approaches Considered
Interviewer-Led Recall
Traditional dietary recall method with trained interviewers at each school.