Heike Wieser, Fabio Vittadello, Evi Comploj, Harald Stummer
Do Health Professionals Sufficiently Address Patients' Disposition Toward Changing Their Nutritional and Physical Activity Habits? Findings from a Pilot Study among People with Type 2 Diabetes in Northern Italy
Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)
economic burden inactivity substantial conservative estimates suggesting global cost health care systems us50 billion schoolbased programs including physical education school sport recommended important components multisector multisystem approach address physical inactivity additionally community sporting clubs afterschool programs asps offer opportunities young people physically active outside school despite demonstrating promise current evidence suggests schoolbased physical activity programs community sporting clubs asps achieving full potential example physical activity levels physical education pe asp sessions typically much lower recommended sessions strongest effects young peoples physical activity levels ongoing physical literacy need improve quality highly active engaging paper presents supportive active autonomous fair enjoyable saafe principles represent evidencebased framework designed guide planning delivery evaluation organized physical activity sessions school community sport asps paper provide narrative integrative review conceptual empirical bases underpin framework highlight implications knowledge translation application