Mark S. Tremblay|Valerie Carson|Jean?Philippe Chaput|Sarah Connor Gorber|Thy Dinh|Mary Duggan|Guy Faulkner|Casey Gray|Reut Gruber|Katherine Janson|Ian Janssen|Peter T. Katzmarzyk|Michelle E. Kho|Amy E. Latimer?Cheung|Claire LeBlanc|Anthony D. Okely|Tim Olds|Russell R. Pate|Andrea Phillips|Veronica J. Poitras|Sophie Rodenburg|Margaret Sampson|Travis J. Saunders|James A. Stone|Gareth Stratton|Shelly K. Weiss|Lori Zehr
Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth: An Integration of Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour, and Sleep
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|University of Ottawa|University of Alberta|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|University of Ottawa|Public Health Agency of Canada|Conference Board of Canada|Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology|University of British Columbia|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|Douglas Mental Health University Institute|Queen's University|Pennington Biomedical Research Center|McMaster University|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|Queen's University|McGill University|University of Wollongong|University of South Australia|University of South Carolina|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario|University of Prince Edward Island|University of Calgary|Swansea University|University of Toronto|Hospital for Sick Children|SickKids Foundation|Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology|Camosun College
leaders canadian society exercise physiology convened representatives national organizations content experts methodologists stakeholders endusers followed rigorous transparent guideline development procedures create canadian 24hour movement guidelines children youth integration physical activity sedentary behaviour sleep novel guidelines children youth aged 517 years respect natural intuitive integration movement behaviours across whole day 24h period development process guided appraisal guidelines research evaluation agree ii instrument systematic reviews evidence informing guidelines assessed using grading recommendations assessment development evaluation grade approach four systematic reviews physical activity sedentary behaviour sleep integrated behaviours examining relationships among movement behaviours several health indicators completed interpreted expert consensus complementary compositional analyses performed using canadian health measures survey data examine relationships movement behaviours health indicators stakeholder survey employed n 590 28 focus groupsstakeholder interviews n 104 completed gather feedback draft guidelines following introductory preamble guidelines provide evidenceinformed recommendations healthy day 24 h comprising combination sleep sedentary behaviours light moderate vigorousintensity physical activity proactive dissemination promotion implementation evaluation plans prepared effort optimize uptake activation new guidelines future research consider integrated relationships among movement behaviours similar integrated guidelines age groups developed