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The objective of this study was to compare the usefulness of two methods to evaluate diet quality in young people in Southern Spain: a new Mediterranean Diet Pattern (MDP) and a modification of the Diet Quality\udIndex-International (DQI-I) for the Mediterranean area.\udThe study population was 3190 schoolchildren aged 8-15 yrs. The questionnaires used were first validated (Bland-Altman plot and Wilcoxon tests) in a randomized sample.\udThe DQI gives a more detailed evaluation of food components, whereas the MDS gives global information on food groups but includes foods characteristically consumed\udin the Mediterranean region. Highly similar results were obtained using the MDP and the adapted DQI-I, which appear to be equally useful to evaluate diet quality in a Mediterranean population. The fact that we\udselected the same types of food for both indices may explain the similar overall evaluations. According to these results, both methods appear to be equally appropriate\udfor evaluating diet quality in a Mediterranean population.El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar la utilidad de dos m??todos para evaluar la calidad de la dieta de j??venes en el sur de Espa??a: un nuevo patr??n de dieta mediterr??nea\ud(MDP) y una modificaci??n de la dieta del ??ndice de calidad-Internacional (ICD-I) para el ??rea Mediterr??nea.\udLa poblaci??n de estudio fue 3.190 escolares de entre 8-15 a??os. Los cuestionarios utilizados fueron validados primero (gr??fico de Bland-Altman y las pruebas de Wilcoxon) en una muestra tomada al azar. El ICD-I\udofrece una evaluaci??n m??s detallada de los componentes de los alimentos, mientras que el MDP proporciona informaci??n global sobre los grupos de alimentos, que incluye\udalimentos t??picamente consumidos en la regi??n mediterr??nea.\udSe obtuvieron resultados similares utiliz??ndole MDP y la adaptaci??n del ICD-I, que parecen ser igualmente ??tiles para evaluar la calidad de una dieta en una\udpoblaci??n mediterr??nea. El hecho de que se seleccionaron los mismos tipos de alimentos para ambos ??ndices podr??a explicar la similitud de las evaluaciones globales. De\udacuerdo con estos resultados, ambos m??todos parecen ser igualmente apropiado para evaluar la calidad de la dieta en una poblaci??n mediterr??nea

Comparison of methods to evaluate the quality of the mediterranean diet in a large representative sample of young people in Southern Spain