A Delphi Study to Identify Research Priorities Regarding Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior and Sleep in Pregnancy
This study aimed to produce a list of the top 10 research priorities regarding physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep in pregnancy. Using the Delphi methodology, pregnant/postpartum individuals ( = 118), exercise professionals and healthcare providers ( = 55) listed up to 10 questions perc...
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| description | This study aimed to produce a list of the top 10 research priorities regarding physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep in pregnancy. Using the Delphi methodology, pregnant/postpartum individuals (
= 118), exercise professionals and healthcare providers (
= 55) listed up to 10 questions perceived as unanswered regarding physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep in pregnancy (Round 1). Respondents rated the proposed questions on a Likert importance scale (Round 2), and the sum of ratings received were totaled. Questions of priority regarding physical activity among pregnant/postpartum individuals (
= 67), healthcare providers and exercise professionals (
= 22) pertained to
and
Sedentary behavior priorities included the
,
and
. Sleep research priorities included the
and the effect of
Pregnant/postpartum women, healthcare providers and exercise professionals prioritized questions that have in part been addressed by existing research, highlighting a need for improved knowledge translation from research to practice. They have also identified novel questions that warrant prioritization within future research. |
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= 67), healthcare providers and exercise professionals (
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and
Sedentary behavior priorities included the
,
and
. Sleep research priorities included the
and the effect of
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Sedentary behavior priorities included the
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and
. Sleep research priorities included the
and the effect of
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Sedentary behavior priorities included the
,
and
. Sleep research priorities included the
and the effect of
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