[PDF] Top 20 Do interventions to promote walking in groups increase physical activity? A meta-analysis

... When physical activity was measured on more than two occasions, baseline and the last follow up measurement were ...the meta-analysis program of Schwarzer ...the meta-analysis ... See full document

... in walking after adjustment for changes in the control group, using the most inclusive measure of walking available for each study, and tabulated the key charac- teristics and outcomes of the studies within ... See full document

... transactively dense relationships can promote goal success but also be hindering (e.g., in cases where goal responsiveness is inadequate), it is perhaps not surprising that many of the types of dyads produced ... See full document

... and physical inactivity and obesity-related cancers (breast, colorectal, lung or kidney ...Increased physical activity is assumed to influence risk factors such as reduced blood pressure, cholesterol ... See full document

... ethnic groups identi fi ed by the authors as suffering income inequality, being registered on a fi nancial support pro- gramme, through belonging to a health clinic serving dis- advantaged groups, by their ... See full document

... dramatic increase in the number of PA interventions on children (van Sluijs et ...PA interventions have demonstrated limited efficacy for changing children’s overall PA levels ( Kahn et ...PA ... See full document

... workplace walking interventions have on employee step counts and reported sitting ...Intervention groups demonstrated changes over ten weeks, yet the magnitude of this change was most apparent in ... See full document

... workplace walking interventions have on employee step counts and reported sitting ...Intervention groups demonstrated changes over ten weeks, yet the magnitude of this change was most apparent in ... See full document

... since physical inactivity is a key risk factor for developing differ- ent (chronic) diseases and premature death [5 – ...for physical activ- ity is using the motivational power of ...an increase in ... See full document

... physical activity. For example, systematic reviews of the effect of physical activity during the school break time on academic-related outcomes showed positive associations between par- ... See full document

... wearable activity tracker demonstrated a significant improvement in daily steps, MVPA, and energy expenditure when compared with control ...only physical activity outcome measure with a significant ... See full document

... of physical activity and dietary behaviour change ...in meta-analysis of ...these interventions, we risk reaching erroneous conclusions as to what components might contribute to the ... See full document

... brief interventions differ mainly in terms of the quality of evidence used, structure and outcome ...of interventions in economic modelling using a systematic review and meta-analysis of RCTs ... See full document

... Data extraction was performed independently by the two researchers. Disagreements were resolved within the team. Items in the data extraction form were prepared by RM using the Cochrane Handbook recommendations and were ... See full document

... erator analysis should be interpreted with ...moderator analysis due to insufficient reporting among primary ...for physical activity, included largely Caucasian and well education ...in ... See full document

... Note. ƚ indicates data was used by multiple studies. Type (Intervention Type): Ed = Educational, En = Environmental, M = Multicomponent. Focus (Intervention Focus): HH = Heart Health, O = Obesity-Related Behaviors, PA = ... See full document

... of walking to school can only be helpful if the local environment near the school is relatively traffic-free, or there are attractive and safe routes to walk to ...for interventions that focussed on diet as ... See full document

... response on the basis of outcome measurement duration provides some support for the ActivityStat hypothesis, which suggests that increases in PA on 1 domain cause a compensatory reduction in another. 110 More ... See full document

... feedback might facilitate result-driven behavioral change and, hence, increase the level of physical ac- tivity [10]. Especially in elderly, PAM-based inter- ventions have been shown to be feasible and ... See full document

... to increase breastfeeding exclusivity may have been more likely to report both significant and nonsignificant outcomes owing to their generally larger study sizes and stronger designs, which require more ... See full document