[PDF] Top 20 Equity effects of children’s physical activity interventions: a systematic scoping review

... this review, with trials that found a main intervention effect being significantly more likely to conduct differential effect analyses in comparison to those that did ... See full document

... Library), Physical Education Index (via ProQuest), Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) (via Web of Science), Applied So- cial Sciences Index and Abstracts (ASSIA) (via Pro- Quest), Sociological Abstracts (via ... See full document

... This systematic review will include any randomized con- trolled trial (parallel group or cluster-randomized) as well as quasi-experimental trial examining the effects of school-based PA ... See full document

... two review studies have been conducted that aimed to synthesize the evidence on differential effects of PA interventions systematically and comprehensively using the PROGRESS-Plus framework [33, ... See full document

... neighborhood effects on health behaviors and ...neighborhood effects research reported little movement toward diverse study designs ...recent review that aimed to identify which built envir- onmental ... See full document

... PA interventions, which only included studies using whole-day accelerometer measurements, found a pooled ES of ...school-based interventions do not increase young people’s (children’s and adolescents’) ... See full document

... current physical activity ...included interventions that did not utilize a consumer-based wearable activity tracker were not included in the ...intervention effects were reported using ... See full document

... This review included various types of PA interventions —physically active mathematics lessons integrating PA into academic learning goals, the introduction of PA during or after school, adding short PA ... See full document

... of physical activity ...PA interventions with children have been evaluated in previous studies by conducting a systematic ...for review and results suggest that ... See full document

... among children and adolescents, in terms of ethical considerations, ease of access to participants, and simplicity of measurement, may partially explain why most Thai PA and SB studies focused on these age ...for ... See full document

... existing interventions suggest the potential for school environment interventions to promote young people ’ s health, the evidence base is currently far from de fi ...on interventions focused ... See full document

... We oriented our thematic analysis around the national transition toward a comprehensive, multisectoral plan to combat stunting begun in 2012. 14 Aligned with the Scaling up Nutrition framework, this plan calls for ... See full document

... However, results from this study showed that helping participants to define a goal, e.g. eating five fruit and vegetables per day, or to monitor the behaviour, for in- stance in a log book, were independently associated ... See full document

... Our systematic review suggests that the use of resistance exercise interventions for recovery of physical function in patients undergoing abdominal surgery for cancer must be considered with ... See full document

... the review is rated. Results were categorized by target group (children and adolescents, adults, older people and the general population), taking a life-course ...for children and adolescents: family ... See full document

... in Physical Activity: A Misguided Goal’ with great ...argues equity in physical activity promotion is misguided and, therefore, interventions should aim to ‘increase ... See full document

... of physical activity interventions is robust for action, and the absence of statistically significant biochemical im- provements should not act as a deterrent to adoption by ...worksite ... See full document

... and physical activity interventions are complex and their implementation involves a num- ber of detailed ...these interventions coupled with journal word limit requirements could account for ... See full document

... Pharmacological interventions are well researched, but relapse rates across interventions for substance and alcohol use disorders are as high as 60 – ...90%. Physical activity may offer an ... See full document

... to physical activity, smoking and alcohol ...relevant systematic reviews of healthy ageing and reference lists of the eligible studies have also been ... See full document