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An Exploration of General Practitioners’ and General Practice Nurses’ Opinions on Physical Activity Promotion amongst Patients 

2023-04-11

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Chronic disease rates are increasing globally, this is partially attributable to the global epidemic of physical inactivity. Physical activity promotion in primary care is regarded as the best approach for combating chronic disease. This study investigated the common beliefs and opinions among general practitioners and nurses on promoting physical activity to patients in Ireland. This research took a mixed-methods...

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82146f64-a8d0-5838-a93c-99e93a1bea4f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2787593/v1
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