Target PopulationDirectors and commissioners；GPs, practice nurses, dietitians and public health nutritionists and other health professionals；Practitioners involved in physical activity interventions and community engagement；Members of the public
Publication and Source
OrganizationNational Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Region / CountryEurope / 英国
Journal无
DOI10.1371/journal.pone.0091027
Page Count80
Expert Count12
Conflict of InterestYes
Methodology
Recommendation Strength MethodologyIn 'strong' recommendations (see the section on strength or recommendations) for actions that should (or should not) be offered, use directive language such as 'offer' (or 'do not offer'), 'advise', or 'ask about'. In keeping with the principles of shared decision making, people may choose whether or not to accept what they are offered or advised.
If there is a closer balance between benefits and harms (activities or interventions that could be used), use 'consider' to reflect that the recommendation is 'weak'.