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Expansion and Assessment of a Web-Based 24-Hour Dietary Recall Tool, Foodbook24, for Use Among Diverse Populations Living in Ireland: Comparative Analysis

Expansion and Assessment of a Web-Based 24-Hour Dietary Recall Tool, Foodbook24, for Use Among Diverse Populations Living in Ireland: Comparative Analysis

Comparison studies of similar tools have reported some differences in energy and key micronutrients, including in the original comparison of Foodbook24; however, these were considered small and often insignificant, much like the results presented by Timon et al [20], Foster et al [39], Albar et al [40], and Labonté et al [41].

Grace Bennett, Shuhua Yang, Laura A Bardon, Claire M Timon, Eileen R Gibney

Online J Public Health Inform 2025;17:e52380

Respondent Characteristics and Dietary Intake Data Collected Using Web-Based and Traditional Nutrition Surveillance Approaches: Comparison and Usability Study

Respondent Characteristics and Dietary Intake Data Collected Using Web-Based and Traditional Nutrition Surveillance Approaches: Comparison and Usability Study

This study was conducted in accordance with the guidelines laid down in the Declaration of Helsinki 1983, and ethical approval was obtained from the University College Dublin Human Research Ethics Committee (LS 15-77 Gibney-Timon).

Claire M Timon, Janette Walton, Albert Flynn, Eileen R Gibney

JMIR Public Health Surveill 2021;7(4):e22759

The Development, Validation, and User Evaluation of Foodbook24: A Web-Based Dietary Assessment Tool Developed for the Irish Adult Population

The Development, Validation, and User Evaluation of Foodbook24: A Web-Based Dietary Assessment Tool Developed for the Irish Adult Population

Ethical approval for the study was obtained through University College Dublin (UCD) Human Research Ethics Committee (LS-15-27-Gibney-Timon). Participants were recruited via email using UCD mailing lists, University societies, and posters around campus. Individuals who expressed an interest in the study were contacted by phone and screened for eligibility.

Claire M Timon, Richard J Blain, Breige McNulty, Laura Kehoe, Katie Evans, Janette Walton, Albert Flynn, Eileen R Gibney

J Med Internet Res 2017;19(5):e158