Sentence examples for cost effective exercise from inspiring English sources

The evidence-based knowledge gained with this research will provide an understanding of the best (clinically effective, high adherence, cost effective) exercise program for this population and will help strengthen research in this field.

It is also extremely important to check the post vaccination status of all HCWs after 6 8 weeks of vaccination as it not only ensures safety of employees but also reduces rate of transmission hence functioning as a cost effective exercise at individual as well as national level.

If the results are promising, then future efforts will be directed at developing and testing simpler and less expensive methods for administering the perturbations during training, as well as cost-effective exercise programs for long-term maintenance of the training benefits.

The results of the present study will add evidence regarding the effectiveness of perturbation-based balance training programs, and will be novel in conducting the perturbation exercises in water against water resistance and in a group setting that provides cost-effective exercise programs for long-term improvement followed by maintenance of the training benefits.

As this value falls below a threshold value of £20 000-£30 000 per QALY, the provision of dietary intervention plus quadriceps strengthening exercises represents a cost effective use of scarce healthcare resources.

Therefore, it has been suggested that much more research is required to allow the development of a wider range of low cost, but effective exercise programmes [ 1].

Similarly, within this study we did not evaluate the provision of group exercise programmes, which others have shown to be effective, 3 and it might be that, because of economies of scale, it is more cost effective to use group based exercise classes rather than undertake one to one healthcare professional visits.

If early physical exercise proves to be (cost) effective, establishing standardised physical exercise programmes during cancer treatment will be planned.

If early physical exercise proves to be effective and cost effective, establishing standardised physical exercise programmes during treatment of breast and colon cancer patients will be a logical next step.

The results of this study will help determine the efficacy of home-based exercise training in hemodialysis patients which may be a more cost effective way of conducting an exercise program as many dialysis units are too crowded and busy to allow for intradialytic exercise programs.

The primary aim of this trial is to determine whether adding joint mobilisation to an exercise programme is more effective and cost-effective than exercise alone after cast immobilisation for ankle fracture in adults.