[PDF] Top 20 A systematic review of interventions aimed at increasing physical activity in adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain—protocol

... Chronic pain is a complex condition that can be difficult to define; the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) classifies pain as ‘an unpleasant sensory and emotional ... See full document

... Most interventions were provided by healthcare professionals (12/20), other providers included exercise and fitness professionals and a ...the interventions incorporated some form of educative component ... See full document

... This systematic review will be performed to compare the effectiveness of eHealth interventions for the promotion of PA in older adults aged ≥55 years with non-eHealth interventions or ... See full document

... of chronic pain. Systematic reviews of studies on psychological interventions that tackle these factors have shown limited effects on chronic ...psychological interventions ... See full document

... in adults is a growing public health issue. Adults with excess weight often have chronic musculoskeletal pain (CMP) with both conditions co-existing in a complex, bidirectional ... See full document

... This systematic review aims to summarize the available evidence on the studies that verified the effects of aer- obic exercise in improving chronic musculoskeletal pain in older ...of ... See full document

... For adults, being phys- ically inactive refers to not achieving the physical ac- tivity guidelines of 150 minutes of moderate-to- vigorous physical activity per week ...from physical ... See full document

... healthy adults engage in a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity every week [Department of Health, 2011; World Health Organisation, ...regular physical ... See full document

... Background: Chronic diseases contribute to about half of the adult disease burden in the South Asian ...Meanwhile, physical activity levels are declining despite the global evidence of its role in ... See full document

... this review will consider studies that include male or female adult participants (aged 18 or over) of any ethnic origin who are overweight/obese and have co-existing chronic ...with chronic ... See full document

... in pain-related dis- ability between the intervention and control groups, with a power of 80% at the 5% signi fi cance ...recent systematic review of expert patient pro- grammes, 14 and also with the ... See full document

... Background: Physical inactivity is the fourth leading risk factor for global ...and increasing physical activity are efficacious for improving many physical and mental health conditions ... See full document

... Physical activity is effective in preventing chronic diseases, increasing quality of life and promoting general health in older adults, but most older adults are not sufficiently ... See full document

... Physical activity is effective in preventing chronic diseases, increasing quality of life and promoting general health in older adults, but most older adults are not sufficiently ... See full document

... is increasing support for the use of financial in- centives to motivate people to increase their participa- tion in physical activity at multiple levels [22, ...increase physical ... See full document

... of Pain (IASP) Task Force, comprised of pain experts from across the globe, suggested a new and pragmatic classifi- cation of chronic pain for the upcoming ...them chronic primary ... See full document

... will exclude studies in which it is clear from the title and abstract that the content is not relevant to objectives of this review. Where eligibility is unclear, the reviewers will read the full text of the ... See full document

... PA interventions all reported positive ...this review used a control group; rather, statistical techniques were used to create groups who had no knowledge of the program to serve as a control ... See full document

... (ii) Increase in participation rates. Participation rates, as a success measure, were included in four studies [43,45,50,51]. In Subitha et al’s [50] community-based PA intervention in a rural Indian Community, 54.6% ... See full document

... Unrelieved pain and suffering are a considerable public health issue although efforts have been made to recognize pain management as a human right [1, ...(CBT) interventions have been widely used to ... See full document