The case aims to highlight the potential of using a mixed methods embedded design to understand the effects of an intervention and provide greater understanding of how participant circumstances influence engagement. This case derives from larger a Burdett Trust for Nursing funded project exploring gender perspectives of engagement/non-engagement in an exercise referral scheme in Scotland, United Kingdom. This case focuses on exercise referral participants and gives insight into the value of comparing results, predominantly quantitative longitudinal telephone interviews, with qualitative face-to-face semi-structured interviews. It discusses how writing field notes can add to data collection, raise awareness of bias and aid analysis
Background. Translational research is required to ensure Exercise Referral Schemes (ERSs) are eviden...
Objectives: Limited and contradictory evidence exists on the long-term effectiveness of exercise ref...
Whilst the benefits of physical activity have been well documented, many in the UK population remain...
The case aims to highlight the potential of using a mixed methods embedded design to understand the ...
The case study aims to highlight key methodological and ethical challenges faced whilst conducting m...
Background: Exercise Referral Schemes (ERS) have been used to promote physical activity in individua...
Objectives: Exercise referral schemes are internationally widespread. This study aimed to give an in...
This thesis reports four studies, presented across five thesis Chapters, examining pathway from refe...
Objectives: Exercise referral schemes (ERSs) are internationally widespread. This study aimed to ga...
<br>Purpose – Primary-care referral to community-based exercise specialists (exercise referral...
The article discusses a symposium on exercise referral schemes (ERS) that was held at the College of...
Understanding the complexities associated with physical activity behaviour is problematic as it is a...
Item does not contain fulltextBackground: Translational research is required to ensure exercise refe...
Background: Exercise referral schemes feature as one of the prevalent primary care physical activity...
Objective: There is recent evidence that exercise referral schemes (ERSs) are beginning to permit se...
Background. Translational research is required to ensure Exercise Referral Schemes (ERSs) are eviden...
Objectives: Limited and contradictory evidence exists on the long-term effectiveness of exercise ref...
Whilst the benefits of physical activity have been well documented, many in the UK population remain...
The case aims to highlight the potential of using a mixed methods embedded design to understand the ...
The case study aims to highlight key methodological and ethical challenges faced whilst conducting m...
Background: Exercise Referral Schemes (ERS) have been used to promote physical activity in individua...
Objectives: Exercise referral schemes are internationally widespread. This study aimed to give an in...
This thesis reports four studies, presented across five thesis Chapters, examining pathway from refe...
Objectives: Exercise referral schemes (ERSs) are internationally widespread. This study aimed to ga...
<br>Purpose – Primary-care referral to community-based exercise specialists (exercise referral...
The article discusses a symposium on exercise referral schemes (ERS) that was held at the College of...
Understanding the complexities associated with physical activity behaviour is problematic as it is a...
Item does not contain fulltextBackground: Translational research is required to ensure exercise refe...
Background: Exercise referral schemes feature as one of the prevalent primary care physical activity...
Objective: There is recent evidence that exercise referral schemes (ERSs) are beginning to permit se...
Background. Translational research is required to ensure Exercise Referral Schemes (ERSs) are eviden...
Objectives: Limited and contradictory evidence exists on the long-term effectiveness of exercise ref...
Whilst the benefits of physical activity have been well documented, many in the UK population remain...