ACTIVATE: physical activity assessment, prescription and promotion in clinical practice by healthcare professionals - a consensus study initiated by the International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy
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The ACTIVATE consensus study aimed to establish recommendations for healthcare professionals on assessing, prescribing, and promoting physical activity in patients with non-communicable diseases. Through a comprehensive process involving experts from various fields, the study emphasizes the importance of routine physical activity assessments, tailored prescriptions, and regular follow-ups to enhance patient well-being and adherence to physical activity guidelines.
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