Health problem

Resources

Processes

Short-term outcome

Long-term outcome

Risk

Low engagement in physical activity

1.Human:

-Interventionists (e.g. Physical therapist or nurse)

2.Material:

-Room (to hold sessions)

-Booklet (presenting information covered in component 1)

-Pedometer (to monitor physical activity)

2)

-Paper and pen (to write down action plan in component

Behavioral Therapy to promote physical activity

Component 1: Education

-Factors that contribute to physical inactivity

-Consequences of physical inactivity

-Importance of being physically active

Component 2: Implementation of recommended physical activity

-Engagement in physical activity, 30 minutes per day, 5 days per week

-Types of physical activity to perform

-Action plan for carrying out the recommended physical activity

-Monitoring physical activity performance

-Discussion of barriers and facilitators, and strategies to overcome barriers

Increased knowledge about importance of physical activity

Engagement in physical activity at recommended level

Improved physical function

Tiredness

Muscle pain