Lee A, Bonson A P, Powers J R
Menzies School of Health Research, Darwin.
Aust N Z J Public Health. 1996 Apr;20(2):212-4. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-6405.1996.tb01821.x.
Key nutrient densities of the diet of two remote northern coastal Aboriginal communities were measured using the store-turnover method during the periods that three store managers were responsible for each store respectively. Individual store managers were a greater determinant of nutrient density than the community itself. Furthermore, nutrient densities tended to be highest in both communities when their stores were administered by one particular store manager. The results support the notion that store managers wield considerable power over the food supply of remote Aboriginal communities, and raise questions concerning the ability of Aboriginal community members to influence their own food supplies in retail stores. However, the study also confirms that store managers can be important allies in efforts to improve Aboriginal dietary intake.
在三位商店经理分别负责每家商店的期间，采用库存周转率法测量了两个偏远北部沿海原住民社区饮食中的关键营养密度。个体商店经理对营养密度的影响比社区本身更大。此外，当由同一位特定商店经理管理两家社区的商店时，两个社区的营养密度往往都是最高的。研究结果支持了这样一种观点，即商店经理对偏远原住民社区的食物供应具有相当大的影响力，并引发了有关原住民社区成员在零售商店中影响自身食物供应能力的问题。然而，该研究也证实，商店经理在改善原住民饮食摄入量的努力中可以成为重要的盟友。
