We have a range of additional reading available if you would like to become a physical activity clinical champion. There are also a number of resources found within the community of practice and include:
- Webinars – to support you in presenting on the different topics
- Updates on new resources and slide decks available
- Information on ongoing training that can be offered following on from the presentation
Additional Reading List
Datasets
- Public Health Outcomes Framework
- Health Survey for England
- National Travel Survey
- Active Lives Survey
- Active Lives Children and Young People CMO guidelines
- Physical Activity Guidelines: UK Chief Medical Officer’s Report (PHE, 2019)
- Physical activity for early years: birth to 5 years infographic
- Physical activity for children and young people: 5 to 18 years infographic
- Physical activity for adults and older adult’s infographic
- Physical activity for disabled adult’s infographic
- Physical activity for pregnant women infographic
- Physical activity for women after childbirth (birth to 12 months) infographic
- Physical activity guidelines: UK Chief Medical Officers’ report
Relevant key national publications
PHE publications
- PHE (2018) Everybody Active, Every Day: A Review of the Implementation
- Public Health England (2016) Working together to promote active travel. A briefing for local authorities.
- Public Health England (2014) Everybody Active, Every Day: An evidence-based approach to physical activity.
- Public Health England (2014) Everybody Active, Every Day – What Works 22. Public Health England (2014) Everybody Active, Every Day – the Case for Taking Action Now: A Resource for MPs
- PHE (2019) The All Our Health Framework
- Achieving behaviour change – a guide for local authorities and partners (PHE, 2020)
- Whole Systems Approach to Obesity (PHE, 2020)
- Health matters: physical activity – prevention and management of long-term conditions (PHE, 2020)
- What works in schools and colleges to increase physical activity (PHE, 2020)
- Physical activity: applying all our health (PHE, 2019)
NICE guidance
- NICE PH 8 Physical activity and the environment.
- NICE PH13 Promoting physical activity in the workplace.
- NICE PH16 – Occupational therapy and physical activity interventions to promote the mental wellbeing of older people in primary care and residential care.
- NICE PH 17 Promoting physical activity for children and young people.
- NICE PH41 Walking and cycling: local measures to promote walking and cycling as forms of travel or recreation.
- NICE PH44 Physical Activity: brief advice for adults in primary care.
- NICE PH49 Behaviour change: individual approaches.
- NICE PH54 Exercise referral schemes to promote physical activity.
- NICE QS84 – Physical activity: encouraging activity in all people in contact with the NHS.
- NICE NG59 – Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s: assessment and management
- NICE NG222 Depression in adults: The treatment and management of depression in adults.
Evaluation
- Sport England Evaluation Framework
- Nice QS183 Physical activity: encouraging activity in the community
- NICE NG90 Physical activity and the environment
- NICE QS167 Promoting health and preventing immature mortality in black, Asian and other minority ethnic groups Training and other guidance
- The Physical Activity and Health Programme E-Learning Modules
- Coronavirus guidance and advice for the physical activity sector (ukactive, 2020)
- Join the Movement (Sport England, 2020)
- We are Undefeatable (Richmond Group of Charities, 2020)
- Factsheet: The 2019 Physical Activity Guidelines (Johnson, 2020)
- RCGP Active Practice Charter (RCGP, 2019)
- RCGP Physical Activity and Lifestyle Toolkit
- Moving Medicine: a healthcare professional resource for integrated physical activity
Active Conversations
Active Conversations is an online course which teaches motivational interviewing in the context of physical activity. Developed by clinicians, for people working in healthcare, this course can support you to make the most of everyday conversations.
Diploma in Exercise Medicine
The Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK run an Exercise Medicine diploma. BASEM also run a revision course for this. The next course will be taking place in early 2025.
e-learning for healthcare
There are a number of resources available which can be found here.