[PDF] Top 20 Sedentary behaviour interventions in young people: A meta-analysis

... searches were performed utilising the major databases ERIC, MedLine, PsychInfo, SportDiscus and the Cochrane Library for publications up to 2010, with extraction and data analysis conducted in 2010. Keywords used ... See full document

... for people in distress [16], and are gatekeepers to specialist treatment ...education interventions for GPs in the identification and management of suicidal behaviour in young ...these ... See full document

... home-based interventions, methods of monitoring adherence included telephone inter- views and activity logs [27], measurement via accelerometers [8,34], text messages and daily step count charts [33], ... See full document

... A more complex interpretation of subgroup effects emerged for gender differences, whereby, trials identified a significant effect on employment [29], a reduction in wel- fare receipt [30], and no short-term (i.e. <18 ... See full document

... and young people with Type 1 ...existing interventions have not used the psychological theory of health behaviour change or determined the long-term sustainability of positive health ...in ... See full document

... effective interventions are in this age ...activity interventions in young people was reported by Stone et ...for interventions that used randomised designs, had valid and reliable ... See full document

... the meta-analysis of the studies with whole-day accelerometer measures suggested a pooled ES of ...recent meta-analysis of school-based PA interventions, which only included studies ... See full document

... The quality of the studies reporting the interventions varied. The information needed to evaluate risk of bias, was missing in many studies. In almost all studies ran- dom allocation of participants was reported, ... See full document

... of interventions in the present review included techniques from all four categories, only two categories reached the necessary k ≥ 3 tests in both the absence and presence ...reports. Analysis with a ... See full document

... One strategy that was identified as successful in reducing TV viewing time was restricting access to television using a television-control device. Interventions that used electronic TV monitors reported ... See full document

... that young people spent 420 minutes (SE 4.26) in sedentary behaviour per ...total sedentary time from other countries include 452 (SE ...in sedentary beha- viour with ...daily ... See full document

... older people. In all the studies included in our meta-analysis, the amount of physical activity was only globally estimated through questionnaires and no precise indication of exercise load was ... See full document

... effects meta-analyses were run using the metan command on Stata ...mixed-effects meta-regression model (metareg and default settings) both individually and in models containing potential con- founding trial ... See full document

... prevalent sedentary behavior for young people and has been implicated in adverse health and fitness outcomes (Hancox et ...of sedentary behavior change interventions yielding mixed ... See full document

... MVPA in school (min/day) (p = 0.52, d = -0.026) post intervention. No significant difference in sedentary behaviours (p = 0.21, d = -0.025) post intervention. Only significant reduction in sedentary ... See full document

... and analysis Ten electronic databases and reference lists from previous similar reviews will be ...measure sedentary behaviour as a primary or secondary outcome in ...reduce sedentary ... See full document

... no meta- regression was ...this analysis were measured through subjective mea- sures in seven studies and thus were at high risk for detec- tion ...of behaviour techniques due to the number of ... See full document

... in sedentary behaviour and the metabolic syndrome using meta- ...spent sedentary increased the odds of metabolic syndrome by 73%, thus encouraging people to limit their time spent ... See full document

... inconsistency of these findings is that the nature of the dyadic intervention, and in particular the goals held by each member of the dyad, can vary across interventions. Our review addresses this possibility by ... See full document

... activity behaviour change in the control groups with an average increase of approximately 30 ...the interventions on physical activity ...being sedentary to engaging in at least light activity have ... See full document