The health benefits of physical activity: Promoting physical activity in primary care

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This course explores the important role of physical activity in improving overall health and wellbeing within primary care settings. It provides healthcare professionals with practical guidance on assessing and documenting patients’ activity levels, delivering effective brief interventions during consultations, and supporting individuals to adopt healthier, more active lifestyles. The course also helps learners understand how to recommend appropriate forms of physical activity based on a patient’s needs, abilities, and health goals, enabling more confident and effective promotion of physical activity in everyday clinical practice.

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The health benefits of physical activity: Promoting physical activity in primary care

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  • Promoting physical activity in primary care
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The course covers physical activity guidelines, activity assessment tools, brief interventions, behaviour change techniques, consultation strategies, and recommending suitable activities in primary care settings.

Yes, learners will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.

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Yes, the course is suitable for GPs, nurses, healthcare assistants, and other professionals supporting patients in primary care and community healthcare settings.