Measures Registry Resource Suite
Free, trusted, and time-saving! The Measures Registry Resource Suite offers research tools to help researchers, practitioners, and students improve their work by using resources supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
Our resources span the four domains of childhood obesity research:
Individual Diet
Food Environment
Individual Physical Activity
Physical Activity Environment
How to use the Resource Suite
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START with an overview of the domains by watching the Measures Registry Learning Modules -
SELECT the domain(s) and review the corresponding Measures Registry User Guides -
USE the Measures Registry, select the appropriate measure to address your research or evaluation question. -
DETERMINE whether adaptation is needed for your population using the Measures for Children at High Risk for Obesity Decision Tree.
About the tools
Measures Registry
NCCOR’s landmark tool is the Measures Registry. The Measures Registry provides users with a searchable database of more than 1,400 articles with more than 100 discrete measures to answer their research questions.
Need help selecting the most appropriate measure for your work? Check out the User Guides and Learning Modules below to find out how!
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Measures Registry User Guides
NCCOR’s Measures Registry User Guides are a great resource for those seeking detailed instructions on how to find the best measure for their work. Each User Guide section features a case study that walks you through the process of finding the right measure for your research question, provides an overview of measurement, and describes general principles of measure selection for each of the four domains.
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Measures Registry Learning Modules
NCCOR’s Measures Registry Learning Modules are ideal for users newer to research and evaluation, or those who need a refresher on key research concepts. The Learning Modules walk you through measurement selection on your own time through 5 to 15-minute modules in the four major domains.
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Measures for Children at High Risk for Obesity Decision Tree
NCCOR’s Decision Tree walks researchers and practitioners through a series of questions regarding whether to develop, adapt, or apply an instrument for obesity measures in high-risk populations. The decision tree also provides five real-world case scenarios that describe the rationale for choosing one of the three measurement approaches.
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