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Prescription of physical activity by adult nurse practitioners: a national survey
A national objective as outlined in Healthy People 2000 is to increase to 50% the proportion of primary care providers who routinely counsel clients about use of physical activity as a means to promote health. Results of this random national survey suggest that adult nurse practitioners are meeting...
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| description | A national objective as outlined in Healthy People 2000 is to increase to 50% the proportion of primary care providers who routinely counsel clients about use of physical activity as a means to promote health. Results of this random national survey suggest that adult nurse practitioners are meeting the Healthy People 2000 objective by routinely counseling clients about physical activity. |
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