Physical activity and asthma clinical control: how many steps per day are necessary? - Vienna 2024

Physical activity and exercise in children and adults with respiratory disorders

Chair(s): Astrid Blondeel, Ana Filipa Machado

Session type: Poster session

Physical activity and asthma clinical control: how many steps per day are necessary?

Celso Ricardo Fernandes de Carvalho

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PR Plus+: Maintenance programmes following Pulmonary Rehabilitation: The patient perspective

Roisin Cahalan

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More social support for physical activity improves functional capacity in children with cystic fibrosis

Seda Saka

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Change in physical activity outcomes versus global rating of change scale

Astrid Blondeel

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The association between the one-minute sit-to-stand test and physical activity in patients with COPD following pulmonary rehabilitation

Paulien Mellaerts

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Characteristics of responders in a behavioral intervention to increase physical activity in asthma: a prospective pragmatic study

David Halen Ara?jo Pinheiro

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Physical activity and asthma clinical control: how many steps per day are necessary?

Celso Ricardo Fernandes De Carvalho

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People post-COVID-19 experience long-term decline in physical activity

Nicola Sante Diciolla

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The Effect of Single-Leg Exercises on Pulmonary Function, Fatigue and Dyspnea in Patients with COPD: Systematic Review

Alper Kemal G?rb?z

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Interventions to promote physical activity and reduce sedentary behaviour in COPD: systematic review of methodologies

N?dia Hip?lito

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Adherence to exercise: self-reported motivation and symptoms during cancer treatment should be considered in people with lung, head or neck cancer

Isis Grigoletto

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Upper extremity exercise capacity muscle oxygenization balance and physical activity in patients with cystic fibrosis

Bet?l Yoleri

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Oxygen consumption physical activity and fatigue in patients with pulmonary involvement post-COVID-19: A cross-sectional study

Ece Baytok

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Feasibility of physical activity telecoaching after surgery in patients with NSCLC

Sarah Haesevoets

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Determinant factors of sedentary time in individuals with COPD

Fabio De Oliveira Pitta

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Activities of daily living and related factors in patients with severe COPD

Seda Saka

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Practical recommendations for exercise training in long COVID with or without post-exertional malaise A best practice proposal

Rainer Gloeckl

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Patterns of physical activity during pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) in people with COPD

Joshua Bishop

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Effects of aerobic training versus behavioral intervention to improve clinical control in patients with asthma: a RCT

David Halen Ara?jo Pinheiro

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Association between physical activity and symptoms in the daily lives of patients with COPD: a study using ecological momentary assessment

Banchia Palmen

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Is the motivational regulation for exercise associated with disease severity and current exercise capacity after exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (ECOPD)? Preliminary results

Debora Mayumi De Oliveira Kawakami

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