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Summary of Physical Activity Workgroup
July 18-19, 2002; Washington, DC
Present: |
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| Terry Bazzarre, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation | |
| Cynthia Castro, Stanford University | |
| Mace Coday, University of Tennessee | |
| Molly Greaney, University of Rhode Island | |
| Abby King, Stanford University | |
| Melissa Napolitano, Stanford University | |
| Claudio Nigg, University of Hawaii at Manoa | |
| Marcia Ory, TAMU, SRPH | |
| Leslie Pruitt, Stanford University | |
| Barbara Resnick, University of Maryland | |
| Deb Riebe, University of Rhode Island | |
| Lisa Strycker, ORI | |
| I. | UPDATE
ON SEVERAL TOPICS |
a. NIA interest in exercise adherence 1. May contact group members in the future about this b. Update on environmental study and sites involved 1. About 5 to 6 sites have included the survey of neighborhoods 2. Abby King will continue to look at that on the impact of neighborhoods on activity c. Update on the Stage study 1. Literature review has been done 2. The sites involved cover the whole wide range/also little with objective measures 3. Table looked at physical activity staging and exercise staging and is summarizing the literature. The new information will add to the current literature. 4. Discussed
purpose of why stage of change is being validated? Concern
is that this is being used as an outcome measure. |
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| II. | PAPER
DEVELOPMENT |
a. Broke down into two groups for the 2 paper topics: 1. Screening
and Adverse Effects in Physical Activity Interventions:
Results from the BCC a. Mace Cody, Barbara Resnick and Marcia Ory will work on developing a proposal for RWJ to develop the ideas related to screening in adults and implications of screening both from a research to a clinical focus. b.
Paper Conveners: Marcia Ory, Barb Resnick, Mace Coday. Discussion notes: Purpose: A subgroup of interested persons met to discuss the topic for a paper on screening and safety issues relevant to BCC sites as well as others in the field. Interested but not Present: Abby King (Stanford), Barbara Resnick (Maryland), Deb Reibe, Carol Garber (URI), Lisa Strycker (ORI), and Hayden Smith (Tennessee). Sites agreeing to provide data: Stanford, UT, ORI, URI, Maryland Introduction Section: Marcia Ory, Barb
Resnick, Mace Coday, Carol Garber (guidelines summary) & Hayden Smith (guidelines lit
review) Methods Section: Leslie Pruitt and
colleagues Results Section: Molly Greaney Discussion Section: Marcia, Mace, Barb,
Deb Reibe & Carol Garber The group agreed that first pass at data
collection should be a request for each sites screening criteria first. Lit reviews will begin initially with
guidelines (from Hayden and Carol) and broader search for articles on screening by age
groups will begin at Texas (Marcia's student). A more detailed Activity Plan will follow
late next week. 2. Best Practices in Assessing Physical Activity over
the Lifespan for intervention Studies: Recommendations from the Physical Activity
Workgroup of the BCC a. Update
with plans/outline for the paper b. Additional
group members signed up to work on components of the paper c. Suggested
that we try and start with developing a decision tree in terms of physical activity
monitor and will ask Greg Welk to consider starting this as a way to help us move forward. d. Will
have Greg review/develop decision tree and will send back to the group by September 1,
2002. e. Will
set up a conference call in September to move forward on individual sections. |
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| III. | SBM
PRESENTATION PLANS |
Plans for developing an
SBM presentation on Best Practices in Measuring Physical Activity Across the Lifespan: Lessons Learned Along the Way.
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| IV. | DISCUSSION,
RE: MEASUREMENT OF PA OUTCOMES |
Discussion raised in the
report of Physical Activity group: Addressing
measurement from best approach in terms of time/quantity/meeting criteria. Question to group is ways to move this forward.
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