Does the use of a brief physical activity tool as a vital sign measure affect chronic disease outcomes?
Brief physical activity assessment tools show promise as a clinical vital sign, but further research is needed to determine their impact on chronic disease outcomes.
Few studies have examined a brief physical activity tool as a vital sign measure. Initial investigations suggest the promise of these simple and quick assessment tools, and research is needed to test the effects of their use on chronic disease outcomes.
Golightly et al. (Thu,) studied this question.
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