Robert Ross|Jean?Philippe Chaput|Lora Giangregorio|Ian Janssen|Travis J. Saunders|Michelle E. Kho|Veronica J. Poitras|Jennifer R Tomasone|Rasha El-Kotob|Emily Claire McLaughlin|Mary Duggan|Julie Carrier|Valerie Carson|Sébastien Chastin|Amy E. Latimer?Cheung|Tala Chulak-Bozzer|Guy Faulkner|Sarah Flood|Mary Kate Gazendam|Geneviève N. Healy|Peter T. Katzmarzyk|William A. Kennedy|Kirstin Lane|Amanda Lorbergs|Kaleigh Maclaren|Sharon Marr|Kenneth E. Powell|Ryan E. Rhodes|Amanda Ross?White|Frank Welsh|Juana Willumsen|Mark S. Tremblay
Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Adults aged 18–64 years and Adults aged 65 years or older: an integration of physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and sleep
Queen's University|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|University of Waterloo|Research Institute for Aging|Queen's University|University of Prince Edward Island|McMaster University|Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami|Queen's University|University of Waterloo|Toronto Rehabilitation Institute|University Health Network|University of Waterloo|Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology|Université de Montréal|University of Alberta|Glasgow Caledonian University|Ghent University|Queen's University|University of British Columbia|Queen's University|Loyalist College|University of Queensland|Pennington Biomedical Research Center|Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology|University of Victoria|Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology|McMaster University|University of Victoria|Queen's University|Canadian Public Health Association|World Health Organization|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario
canadian society exercise physiology assembled consensus panel representing national organizations content experts methodologists stakeholders endusers followed established guideline development procedure create canadian 24hour movement guidelines adults aged 1864 years adults aged 65 years older integration physical activity sedentary behaviour sleep guidelines underscore importance movement behaviours across whole 24h day development process followed strategy outlined appraisal guidelines research evaluation agree ii instrument large body evidence used inform guidelines including 2 de novo systematic reviews 4 overviews reviews examining relationships among movement behaviours physical activity sedentary behaviour sleep behaviours together several health outcomes draft guideline recommendations discussed 4day inperson consensus panel meeting feedback stakeholders obtained survey n 877 draft guidelines revised accordingly final guidelines provide evidencebased recommendations healthy day 24h comprising combination sleep sedentary behaviours lightintensity moderatetovigorousintensity physical activity dissemination implementation efforts corresponding evaluation plans place help ensure guideline awareness use optimized novelty first ever 24hour movement guidelines adults aged 1864 years adults aged 65 years older consideration balanced approach physical activity sedentary behaviour sleep finalizes suite 24hour movement guidelines canadians across lifespan