Combinations of physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep and health outcomes in older adults: a systematic review protocol
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https://doi.org/10.12820/rbafs.26e0198Palavras-chave:
Physical activity, Sedentary behaviour, Sleep, Movement behaviours, Older adultsResumo
Recentes revisões sistemáticas têm demonstrado haver uma relação entre combinações de sono, comportamento sedentário e atividade física e desfechos de saúde em crianças e adolescentes. Entretanto, ainda permanece incerto se essas relações ocorrem de forma similar em idosos. Portanto, este protocolo objetivou descrever os objetivos e métodos de uma revisão sistemática que sumarizará os estudos que examinaram a relação entre combinações de sono, comportamento sedentário e atividade física e desfechos de saúde em idosos. Uma revisão sistemática será desenvolvida com base nas buscas de artigos em sete bases de dados, nas referências dos artigos incluídos, em contato com os autores e em repositório de estudos. Como critérios de inclusão, estudos observacionais ou experimentais analisando a associação entre a combinação de pelo menos dois dos três comportamentos (sono, comportamento sedentário e atividade física) com desfechos de saúde em idosos (≥ 60 anos). O processo de seleção e extração dos dados será realizado por dois revisores de forma independente. As características dos estudos, participantes, métodos de combinação dos comportamentos e principais resultados serão extraídos e descritos. O risco de viés e o nível de evidência serão analisados, respectivamente, pela ferramenta de avaliação de qualidade do US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute e pelo guideline GRADE. Os dados serão sintetizados usando metanálise com efeitos randômicos quando os resultados apresentaram suficiente homogeneidade estatística, clínica e metodológica. Do contrário, os resultados serão apresentados por meio de síntese narrativa. Os resultados desta revisão podem fornecer informações para aprimorar as diretrizes do ciclo das 24 horas, bem como podem fornecer informações para futuros estudos nesse campo de pesquisa.
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