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Table 6 Direction and number of pooled effects for determinants and physical activity

From: Determinants of physical activity in community-dwelling older adults: an umbrella review

Determinant

Barnett 2017 [42]

Cerin 2017 [34]

Van Cauwenberg 2018 [41]

Thilarajah 2021 [37]

Stroke survivors

Summary

Direction of relationship (Null, + ES, -ES) and (number of corresponding pooled ES)

 Community (COM)

  Access to / availability of services / destinations

Null (34)

 + ES (16)

Null (26) + ES (21)

Null (47) + Cor (7)

-

Null

  Aesthetics & cleanliness / order

Null (3) + ES(3)

Null (13)

-ES (1)

Null (14) + ES (2)

-

Null

  Pedestrian / cycling infrastructure & streetscape

Null (10)

 + ES (4)

Null (5)

 + ES (12)

Null (28) + ES (1)

-

Null

  Pedestrian / cycling infrastructure & streetscape – reverse relationships

-

Null (4)

Null (2)

-ES (1)

-

Null

  Residential density / urbanisation

Null (3)

 + ES (1)

Null (2)

 + ES (2)

-ES(1)

Null (5)

-

Null

  Safety & traffic

Null (5)

 + ES (3)

Null (10) + ES (2)

Null (16)

 + ES (3)

-ES (1)

-

Null

  Street connectivity

Null (4)

Null (1)

 + ES (3)

Null (5)

-

Null

  Walkability

 + ES (4)

Null (1) + ES(3)

Null (4) + ES(1)

-

Pos

 Intrapersonal (INTRA)

  Age

-

-

-

-ES (1)

Negc

  Balance

-

-

-

 + ES (1)

Posc

  Cardiorespiratory fitness

-

-

-

 + ES (2)

Posc

  Cognition

-

-

-

Nullb (1)

Nullc

  Fatigue

-

-

-

-ES (1)

Negc

  Impairment

-

-

-

 + ES (1)

Posc

  Mobility

-

-

-

 + ESb (1)

Posc

  Physical function

-

-

-

 + ESb (1)

Posc

  Self-efficacy - falls

-

-

-

-ESa (1)

Negc

  Sex

-

-

-

-ES (1)

Negc

  Stroke impact scale

-

-

-

-ES (1)

Negc

  Years since stroke

-

-

-

Nullb (1)

Nullc

  1. For pooled analyses, relationships were summarized by providing the number of effect estimates favouring each relationship direction. The summary for each determinant is the direction in which the majority (i.e., 50%) of reviews favoured. A review was said to favour a direction if 60% or more of the pooled effects were the same. For example, Barnett 2017 had 34 null effect estimates and 16 positive effect estimates between PA and access to/availability of services/destinations. Therefore, > 60% favoured null for both Barnett 2017 [42] and Van Cauwenberg 2018 [41], meaning the summary (i.e., majority of reviews) was null. The summary excludes clinical populations living in the community
  2. Abbreviations: Null relationships were not significant, + ES effect estimates were positive, -ES effect estimates were negative, IC inconsistent results
  3. aincluding results from only self-reported physical activity
  4. bincluding results from only direct measure physical activity
  5. csummary based on a single review