Australia's Report Card team has recently published an editorial titled "Reimagining physical activity for children following the systemic disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia " in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. This work was partially informed by their 2014 Report Card and highlights...
Thailand's Report Card team has recently published an article titled "Learning Methods During School Closure and Its Correlation With Anxiety and Health Behavior of Thai Students" in Frontiers in Pediatrics. The paper is based on the report card survey. The authors analyzed several common Global...
Dr. Salomé Aubert made a presentation as a plenary speaker at the HBKU 9th Global Social Sciences Graduate Student e-Conference (Hong Kong, China) today, April 28, 2022. Her talk was titled “Children’s physical activity as a key for healthy, sustainable, and inclusive societies: potentials, realities,...
Congratulations to the Report team from Brazil on their recent publications – updated systematic reviews for Brazil’s Report Card! Citation details and summaries of the papers are below. Barbosa Filho VC, Costa RM, Oliveira BN, Castro VH, Silva KS. Prevalence of global physical activity among young...
Thank you to Dr. Brooklyn Fraser (University of Tasmania) for providing this post. In her post, Brooklyn describes her paper titled “Health‑Related Criterion‑Referenced Cut‑Points for Musculoskeletal Fitness Among Youth: A Systematic Review" that was recently published in Sports Medicine. More about the author can be...
South Korea Report Card leaders co-authored a paper titled “The current physical activity status of Korean children and adolescents” that was just published in the Journal of Sport and Leisure Studies (in Korean). The abstract of the paper and citation details are below. To full...
Dr. Salomé Aubert made a presentation at the Paediatric Work Physiology 2021 Symposium (https://www.pwp2021.com/) yesterday! Her talk was about findings of her recent review “Global prevalence of physical activity for children and adolescents; inconsistencies, research gaps, and recommendations: a narrative review” published in the International Journal...
Several AHKGA leaders co-authored a paper titled “Global prevalence of physical activity for children and adolescents; inconsistencies, research gaps, and recommendations: a narrative review” that was just published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. The Global Matrix 3.0 was one of the...
Congratulations to the Report Card team from France on their recent paper titled “France’s 2020 Report Card on Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviors in Children and Youth: Results and Progression” that was just published (online ahead of print) in the Journal of Physical Activity and...