"Oh-oh, the others are standing up... I better do the same". Mixed-method evaluation of the implementation process of 'Take a Stand!' - a cluster randomized controlled trial of a multicomponent intervention to reduce sitting time among office workers
Abstract Background Multicomponent workplace-based interventions aimed at reducing sitting time among office workers are becoming increasingly popular. 'Take a Stand!' was such an intervention, reducing sitting time by 71 min after 1 month and 48 min after 3 months. However, it is unclear...
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Main Authors: | Ida H. Danquah (Author), Stine Kloster (Author), Janne S. Tolstrup (Author) |
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2020-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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