Abstract: The general practitioner (GP)’s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwelling older adults with limited mobility. This study (Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN17727272) aimed at evaluating the recruiting process used for a multi-centre exercise intervention (HOMEfit). Each of six steps resulted in an absolute number of patients (N1–N6). Sex and age (for N4–N6) and reasons for dropping out were assessed. Patient database screening (N1–N3) at 15 GP practices yielded N1 = 5,990 patients aged 70 and above who had visited their GP within the past 6 months, N2 = 5,46
Physical activity programmes can help to prevent functional decline in the elderly. Until now, such ...
E-Letter in relation to the article: A further dimension to general practitioners’ (GP) limited know...
Context\ua0Among Australian adults, participation in adequate levels of physical activity for health...
The general practitioner (GP)’s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The general practitioner (GP)'s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The general practitioner (GP)’s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The objective of this study was to identify factors associated with general practitioner (GP) partic...
Purpose of the Study: Older adults are among the most challenging population groups to enroll into h...
Background Brisk walking in older people can increase step-counts and moderate to vigorous intensity...
The integration within existing health care systems of preventive initiatives to maintain independen...
BACKGROUND: Reduced mobility is the first sign of functional decline and can lead to dependency in e...
Background: Trials in primary care to increase physical activity (PA) typically experience poor recr...
Efficacy of GP referral of insufficiently active al activity counseling: self-reported physical acti...
Purpose: Describe recruitment strategies used in a randomized clinical trial of a behav-ioral prospe...
Background: Recruiting isolated older adults to clinical trials is complex, time-consuming and diffi...
Physical activity programmes can help to prevent functional decline in the elderly. Until now, such ...
E-Letter in relation to the article: A further dimension to general practitioners’ (GP) limited know...
Context\ua0Among Australian adults, participation in adequate levels of physical activity for health...
The general practitioner (GP)’s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The general practitioner (GP)'s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The general practitioner (GP)’s practice appears to be an ideal venue for recruiting community-dwell...
The objective of this study was to identify factors associated with general practitioner (GP) partic...
Purpose of the Study: Older adults are among the most challenging population groups to enroll into h...
Background Brisk walking in older people can increase step-counts and moderate to vigorous intensity...
The integration within existing health care systems of preventive initiatives to maintain independen...
BACKGROUND: Reduced mobility is the first sign of functional decline and can lead to dependency in e...
Background: Trials in primary care to increase physical activity (PA) typically experience poor recr...
Efficacy of GP referral of insufficiently active al activity counseling: self-reported physical acti...
Purpose: Describe recruitment strategies used in a randomized clinical trial of a behav-ioral prospe...
Background: Recruiting isolated older adults to clinical trials is complex, time-consuming and diffi...
Physical activity programmes can help to prevent functional decline in the elderly. Until now, such ...
E-Letter in relation to the article: A further dimension to general practitioners’ (GP) limited know...
Context\ua0Among Australian adults, participation in adequate levels of physical activity for health...