Accelerometer Validation of Questionnaires Used in Clinical Settings to Assess MVPA
Accelerometer Validation of Questionnaires Used in Clinical Settings to Assess MVPA
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10.1249/mss.0000000000000565
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2015-07-01
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Kaminsky, Leonard A.
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Fitzgerald, Liam;Ozemek, Cemal;Kaminsky, Leonard A.
在美国和英国，运动生命体征（EVS）和一般实践体力活动问卷（GPPAQ）是为临床环境设计的问卷，分别用于识别不符合体力活动（PA）指南的个体。迄今为止，这两种方法都没有得到客观的验证。方法来自美国（38例，年龄49 20岁）和英国（38例，年龄43 21岁）的76例受试者填写健康史问卷，佩戴加速度计7 d，然后完成EVS和GPPAQ。对加速度计、EVS和GPPAQ数据进行评分，将受试者分为开会组（每周150分钟的中高强度PA (MVPA)）和不开会组(
Introduction The exercise vital sign (EVS) and General Practice Physical Activity Questionnaire (GPPAQ) are questionnaires designed for clinical settings to identify individuals who are not meeting physical activity (PA) guidelines in the United States and United Kingdom, respectively. To date, neither has been objectively validated.Methods Subjects (N = 76) from the United States (n = 38; age, 49 20 yr) and United Kingdom (n = 38; age, 43 21 yr) completed a health history questionnaire, wore an accelerometer for 7 d, and then completed the EVS and GPPAQ. Accelerometry, EVS, and GPPAQ data were scored to dichotomize subjects into groups of meeting (150 min of moderate-to-vigorous PA (MVPA) per week) or not meeting (