Autores
Felipe Lobelo, Mark Stoutenberg, Adrian Hutber
Fecha de publicación
2014/12/1
Revista
British journal of sports medicine
Volumen
48
Número
22
Páginas
1627-1633
Editor
BMJ Publishing Group Ltd and British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine
Descripción

Background

A third of the world9s population does not engage in recommended levels of physical activity (PA), leading to substantial health and economic burdens. The healthcare sector offers a variety of resources that can help counsel, refer and deliver PA promotion programmes for purposes of primordial, primary, secondary and tertiary prevention. Substantial evidence already exists in support of multipronged PA counselling, prescription and referral strategies, in particular those linking healthcare and community-based resources.

Methods

The Exercise is Medicine (EIM) initiative was introduced in 2007 to advance the implementation of evidence-based strategies to elevate the status of PA in healthcare. In this article, we describe the evolution and global expansion of the EIM initiative, its components, their implementation, an evaluation framework and future initiative activities.

Results

Until now, EIM has a …
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F Lobelo, M Stoutenberg, A Hutber - British journal of sports medicine, 2014