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Exercise enjoyment and depressive symptoms for university students in a mental health service: An intensive repeated measures study

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By Ben Jackson, Amanda L Rebar, Ivan Jeftic
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Structured exercise programs for university students experiencing mental distress are underused, with limited research evidence regarding the links between exercise experiences and health indicators in these contexts. We sought to examine the between- and within-person associations between exercise enjoyment, depressive symptomatology, self-esteem, and perceptions of physical health for participants in a 12-week, on-campus, referral-based exercise program.
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Measuring delivery and impact in community-based health promotion initiatives: development and overview of the Healthway Evaluation Framework

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By Aaron Simpson, Ben Jackson, Michael Rosenberg Verified, Claire Willis
| Frontiers
1 Introduction Health promotion refers to “the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve their health” (1, p. 4). Health promotion initiatives play an important role in improving population-level health and wellbeing, and achieving global health objectives (2).
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Full article: What helps cardiac patients exercise after treatment, and when? Understanding physical activity and exercise participation following exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation

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By Louise H. Naylor, Ben Jackson, Daniel Green, Aloysius David
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Despite evidence suggesting regular exercise (i.e. structured, repetitive and purposeful physical activity) attenuates cardiac patients’ decline in health, our understanding of factors affecting long-term exercise participation among this patient cohort is limited. This problem is pertinent, given that less than half of cardiac patients adhere to exercise following discharge from formal exercise-based rehabilitation programmes.
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