Pilot Testing of the Anthropometric Measurements in Primary Care Survey

A cross-sectional pilot study evaluated the feasibility of the Anthropometric Measurements in Primary Care survey among 10 primary care clinicians. Feasibility was assessed using completion time, item completion, and survey administration. The median completion time was 6.9 minutes, with no missing data or administration problems. Exploratory Cronbach α estimates were .84 for knowledge, .31 for attitude, .74 for external barriers, and .84 for overall barriers. Given the small, homogeneous sample, these estimates are preliminary and unstable. Findings provide preliminary evidence of feasibility within this sample and support continued evaluation of the survey in a larger, more diverse clinician population.