Internet reporting of weekly physical activity behaviors: the WIN Study.
Internet reporting of weekly physical activity behaviors: the WIN Study.
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每周身体活动行为的互联网报告：WIN 研究。
DOI：
10.1123/jpah.7.4.527
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发表时间：
2010
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
MorrowJr,JamesR
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作者：
Bain,TysonM;Frierson,GeoritaM;Trudelle-Jackson,Elaine;MorrowJr,JamesR
背景自我报告的措施已经得到验证，并广泛使用。目前的兴趣在于开发简单，有效的方法，可以在任何位置使用，以确定在大的人口/样品中的PA水平。本报告的目的是说明跟踪身体活动行为和肌肉骨骼损伤报告每周通过互联网。MethodsThe妇女的伤害研究（WIN）方法包括使用BRFSS相关的身体活动项目，完成了900多名妇女每周平均3年。透过网上记录提交的日志占总数的百分之九十一。自我报告的计步器的步骤是一致的，类似的，较小的research samples.ConclusionsThis报告表明，互联网跟踪是一种可行的手段，评估近实时的身体活动，描述了通过互联网开发和监测自我报告的身体活动行为的过程，并提供建议，为其他人考虑这样的方法。
BackgroundSelf-report measures have been validated and are widely used. Interest currently lies in the development of simple, valid methods that can be used in any location to determine level of PA in large populations/samples. The purpose of this report is to illustrate tracking of physical activity behaviors and musculoskeletal injury reports on a weekly basis via the Internet.MethodsThe Women’s Injury Study (WIN) methodology includes use of BRFSS-related physical activity items that are completed online by more than 900 women weekly for an average of 3 years.ResultsWith more than 45,000 weekly physical activity and injury logs, the percentage of total logs submitted via online records is 91%. Self-reported pedometer steps are consistent with similar, smaller research samples.ConclusionsThis report suggests that Internet tracking is a viable means of assessing nearly real-time physical activity, describes the process of developing and monitoring self-reported physical activity behaviors via the Internet, and provides recommendations for others considering such methods.