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Tackling Physical Inactivity: Enablers for Implementing a Whole Systems Approach.
Oliver Hamer
Evaluation & Policy Analysis Unit
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Psychology
Health Concern
100%
Physical Activity
100%
Public Health
100%
Qualitative Research
100%
Qualitative Study
100%
Semistructured Interview
100%
Thematic Analysis
100%
Keyphrases
Active Networks
11%
Collective Vision
11%
Descriptive Approach
11%
Enabling Resources
11%
Future Initiative
11%
Inactivity
11%
Knowledge Exchange
11%
Lancashire
11%
Leisure
11%
Local Authorities
11%
Local Government
11%
Local Schools
11%
National Health Service
11%
Physical Activity Initiative
11%
Physical Inactivity
100%
Place-based
11%
Place-based Approach
11%
Public Health Risk
11%
Regional Intervention
11%
Relationship Building
11%
Resource Knowledge
11%
Resource Sharing
11%
Sociocultural Factors
11%
Stakeholder Perspectives
11%
Structured Interview
11%
Successful Implementation
11%
Supportive Leadership
11%
Trust Community
11%
United Kingdom
11%
Whole Systems Approach
100%
Food Science
Public Health
100%