The phrase "advice exercise" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an exercise or activity related to giving or receiving advice, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The advice exercise helped participants learn how to provide constructive feedback to their peers."
Alternatives: "advisory activity" or "counseling exercise".
It is based on a local, holistic and sustainable approach and brings together a multi-disciplinary 'paediatric healthy weight team' – consisting of doctors, nurses, a dietician, psychologist and physical instructor – providing medical assessment, dietary advice, exercise programmes and nursing support.
Obese respondents were more likely to report that they received dietary advice, exercise advice and be referred elsewhere than overweight respondents (p < 0.001, Pearson Chi square).
The patients stay in these hospitals for three to four weeks for a comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation program consisting of medical advice, exercise, patient education, relaxation and psychosocial interventions.
The participants believe that medical professionals can help with advice, exercise or medication but that without self-responsibility no expertise in the world would help.
Similarly, weight loss interventions among non-pregnant adults [ 15- 17] have shown that multifaceted interventions compared with stand-alone dietary advice, exercise modification, or behavioral strategies yield significant improvements in health outcomes and weight loss.
In the USA, 70 90% of family physicians who responded to a survey (n=180) considered such therapies as diet advice, exercise therapy, behavioural medicine, counselling and hypnotherapy to be legitimate medical practice [ 35].
He was drip fed a limited amount of disclosure and on his solicitor's advice exercised his right not to answer questions.
The physiotherapy group (PhG) underwent a three-month combined protocol of postural advice, exercises and manual therapy.
The primary objective is to compare, at 6 months, the clinical outcomes of true acupuncture plus advice and exercise, with advice and exercise alone for treating people aged 50 years and over referred directly from primary care with knee pain.
ii) to compare, at 6 weeks, 6 and 12 months, the clinical outcomes of sham acupuncture plus advice and exercise, with advice and exercise alone, in the same patient group.
The primary objective of the trial is to compare the clinical outcomes of true acupuncture plus advice and exercise, with advice and exercise alone for treating people aged 50 years and over referred directly from primary care with knee pain.
